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I still wonder how to dodge from right to left...

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Hi master my name is Daniel I'm coming to Chavez karate I shall you teaching older kids🎉

Thanku

Hey, not to be that guy, but scissor "sweep" (aka: simple sweep) is a closed guard sweep. What you two are doing is called scissor "takedown". Scissor takedown is a banned technique in Judo as legs and careers were destroyed by that technique.

Thanks for this video! I need to resurrect this Kata I have long forgotten. I started with Kajukenbo in the 1990s. Unfortunately, I kept moving around and could never find another nearby school or private teacher. I worked on it for a year, learned 3 Kata and have forgotten them. I now remember this one but will have to watch the video to dial it in. I was fortunate to have a Shotokan teacher. An older American who claimed to be 9th Dan and studied with Hirokazu Kanazawa. He didn't believe in belts but after 18 months said I would be equivalent to brown. I didn't really care I just liked doing it. Then I moved to India and there was no one nearby in Bangalore doing Shotokan so I practiced for four years alone. I am noticing similarities between these two styles especially in the stances. My Sifu was Jerry Welden if I recall in Battleground Washington. I remember emphasizing stances but allowing your own body to find what was the most natural and balanced position for your build. My Shotokan Sensei wanted very high precision in stances which was a little frustrating. I never felt like I was flowing like I did with Kajukenbo.

That was awesome! Good to see Kaju ’ohana doing a haka!

Just do Muay Thai instead.

Awesome information and i love the history lessons my self. Thank you for sharing Prof. Kaju Forever

cute little outfits they got.

People still do Mcdojo martial arts?

I used to do kajukenbo, but then I found jujitsu. Way more fun for both people. Also, way more realistic. did I mention way more fun

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Good luck with that on the street.

Where that music ??

What park is this

Thank you.

The Phillipines are thought to have been in the bible the land of ophir.i would like to see how you use a tomahawk in fillipipino martial arts as I have some Yankee blood with a bit of moheghan Amerindian but also mostly a descendant of Rollo gradon the first vikingar king of Normans with some Spanish gitano and real romanichal Irish gypsy heritage

Are you in Australia? I’m in Brisbane is there anyone here doing that?

Nice!

That's awesome!

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First I'm seeing one of these, really cool

Good video. Gave me some ideas on new stuff to work on.

alex pereira hook

awesome😍😍😍

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This is a joke right?

That footwork’s literally the ginga from capoeira

lol eww. If anyone wants to know what a real perfect crisp leaping left hook actually looks like. Just look at how Mayweather does it or Mike Tyson. Now that is the correct way of how to do it. 2 different ways to do it by 2 different people who mastered it. Joe Frazier also mastered it but his is old school but still pretty affective. If you do it like he’s done it anyone who knows what they’re doing will see that sht coming. Mayweather does it with no wind up. The perfect example of it was when he fought Diego Corrales. Now that was a beautiful sight to see.

I was lucky enough to train with GM Cacoy Canete in three early 2000s. As in 2000, 2001, etc. I am honored to say I was 21 at the time and he was 81. He threw me on my as with some of his escrido stuff. He was the real Yoda lol

this will be helpful every time i’m slow motion freestyle baton dancing with an obese friend in a choreographed slog with long pauses and no intent to do damage. otherwise it’s useless

She has a beautiful voice. Well done

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Gazelle hook. Tyson and Frasier were both masters of this punch.

how did he die?

Excellent

I love that.

Thank you for posting this. These were the 12 strikes that I learned but for some reason nobody else knew what I was talking about. Long live Cacoy Doce Pares!

That's basically a Floyd Patterson, Joe Frazier, Mike Tyson and David Tua left hook. I love it!!

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When I do that, my boxe coach tells me to not jump. But to move one leg after an other (but to do it fast) Otherwise there's a risk to be punched while not touching the ground, and to be more vulnerable. But I'm curious to hear different opinions about this topic. Because I feel really comfortable doing this little jump.

*”Mike Tyson put on a masterclass of this move” 🥊- MELL DUNEY 616*

Bro, I blinked and he was on top of him, that was kinda cool

This man has lived his entire life fighting and is the youngest kickboxing champion in history at 16 he does kickboxing wrestling jiu jitsu this is just a form of karate kajukenbo

I see a left hook coming your way. :)

Look up David Tua!!! Hes the king of leaping left hook, does it better then Tysons even 😂😂