Old School Savate Takedowns: The Foot Sweep | On The Mat

French Library digital copy of Charlemont's book: gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt...
~~~~~~~
Black Sun Boxing
1829 E. Indian School Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85016
blacksunboxing.com/
Our Satellite Apprenticeship Program (and individual videos for sale) over at: gumroad.com/blacksunboxing
Black Sun Boxing on Facebook:
/ blacksunboxing
Twitter: / blacksun_boxing
Instagram: / blacksun_boxing
Merch @ teechip.com/stores/blacksunbo...
or make a donation: paypal.me/blacksunboxing?loca...
blacksunrenaissance.com
Music by Alexander Nakarada (creative commons)
Additional music by Dr. Jamsalot / dr-jamsalot used with direct permission from the owner
Also by Hemoptysis, from the album Misanthropic Slaughter. Used with written permission from the band. Please visit them at www.hemoptysismetal.com/2011/
And creative commons/public domain music from freepd.com/

[@chengfu7063]

Excellent

[@tarquiniussuperbus21]

Oldschool is best school.

[@ignitionfrn2223]

0:10 - Introduction
3:05 - Foot sweep _Passer la jambe à l'adversaire pour le faire tomber(marche)_
4:15 - Variant with direct kick _Passer la jambe à l'adversaire pour le faire tomber(coup de pied direct)_
4:40 - Conclusion

[@OnyxXThePunch]

Classical Pugilism is my main focus but I do love Savate and went out my way to learn a bit love this stuff

[@BlackSunBoxing]

I just happened to practice savate early on, so when I jumped into HEMA, I started collecting old savate books. As a hint, The boxing the most influenced Savate is roughly Owen Swift's era (not swift himself, necessarily, but that particular couple of decades). But yeah, I love the English stuff too. At this point, I could nearly entirely recreate wing chun with English and French boxing and wrestling.

[@OnyxXThePunch]

@@BlackSunBoxing That's extremely fascinating I grew up never really in the boxing gym but learning from multiple friend and family who have so I started with Queensbury but being a history nerd I found out about classical Pugilism and started studying it mostly on my own and with my little brothers help who I've been teaching boxing anyway.
My birth dad's mexican but was adopted by my french grandfather and that's what got me into Savate tend to struggle with kicks from the back foot but picked up lead leg striking pretty fast 😂
But yeah historical Pugilism is my main focus also played with backhold wrestling for a short time but kinda dropped it I heard a rumor about a catch wrestling guy around me and I've been looking into finding him because I'm interested in learning that . Also actually respect Wing Chun my personal rival started as a Wing Chun guy

[@BlackSunBoxing]

@@OnyxXThePunch Awesome!

[@streetwisetactics]

That’s cool, I use a similar sweep that I kind of made up. I change leads go southpaw, I use it when someone uses more of a side stance.

[@BlackSunBoxing]

Nice!

[@paulsinger5102]

Easier for me to sweep that jab step when we are southpaws to orthodox

[@frankking781]

Judo.

[@mikebrown7274]

Way too much talking

[@user-nam1964]

Точно,2 движения показал,а разговору на целое пособие по единоборствам.