Freddie Flintoff Fighting Maasai with a Spear
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2012
- Freddie is getting some warrior Massai training by mock fighting.
"Freddie Flintoff Goes Wild" - Thursdays 9pm on the Discovery Channel UK
Freddie heads first across the plains of the Serengeti for the annual wildebeest migration, but the journe is fraught with danger as predators are never far away. To ensure he's well equipped Freddie is taught by Masai elder Thomas, who shows him how to hunt, fight and find water in the blistering heat of the African bush. But Freddie's experience is underlined by disconcerting news as the tribe he's staying with enter into a fierce battle with a neighbouring clan.
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"You're strong, lets be friends."
Straight up warrior energy.
Whats crazy is you can really tell how seriously skilled this Maasai warrior is, massive respect
Indeed, they got someone who's pretty good, he was being careful not to get injured during the wrestling. Considering that they're fighting off other tribes or at least wild animals, they're pretty motivated to be good at fighting!
He has very little skill if any. Using a spear one handed, in what looks like his weaker hand, and in a downward grip. If this idiot faced anyone with just a day's training he'd be butchered in seconds.
@@joebloggs5318 show them how it is done mate.
I think that's just how males bond, when I was a kid me & my friends were fighting with another group, I was the strongest so I fought my counterpart in the other group, a few days after the fight me & the kid I fought became best of friends for life, we won each others respect because we didn't back down.
I feel you dude. Sometimes a blue eye means a friend for life.
I hated those kids we fought, never became friends with them. :D But I guess it was because of the fact that we were a big group of friends already, didn't need to make new ones. Childhood was fun.
Me and these friends bonded the same way in elementary. Friends to this day.
The guy who I fought has remind my martial arts and just in general rival
TV studio: "We need to send a famous guy around the Commonwealth, but one who local people will like. Send a cricketer!"
I love the masaai people
He chose the oldest guy in the tribe.
And the old guy still won
I don't think he was in position to chose
Maasai настоящие воины! Молодцы! Хорошо
This is truly AWESOME !!
That club reminds me of some Native American war clubs.
I suppose anything which is a 'club' will resemble
another weapon called a 'club'.
It also resembles an Irish shillelagh (which is a club).
Generically all these weapons are clubs.
In the stone age one of the first weapons hominids used
was a stick heavier at one end : today we call it a .......
@@vinm300 You tried to act like some smartass intellectual with this comment, but you revealed yourself to be an ignorant pseud in the process. To a layman, such as yourself, all clubs look the same, but on taking a closer look we find this not to be the case. Each culture had different uses and manufacturing methods for their clubs and they often wind up looking quite different from one another as well as having different applications. The Knobkerrie (also called the Iwisa by the Zulu) of Southern Africa, for example, is primarily a hunting tool meant for throwing at animals. The Gunstock war club of the Eastern Woodlands of Northern Plains of North America, looked vastly different and was intended for use in hand to hand combat as a striking instrument as well as a psychological weapon to make enemies think it was actually a gun.
tl;dr dont be such a smartass and go fuck yourself
@@thelegate8636, LOL... touché.
It reminds me of "Murder by Decree", when Watson says,
"Really Holmes, the things you know".
@@thelegate8636 Wha- What's going on? All I know is that a club is a club.
If it aint broke dont fix it
Massai great Warriors of all tribes!. ♥️
Humans that follow the great circle of life.
These guys face down lions... You have to have pumpkin size balls to do that.
Fr tho for a dude like that to give you props is dope I bet they would be good friends outside of the video irl
@@roflswamp6 true indeed!
They have been killing lions
Right after circumcision
It part of their journey to adulthood
Hahaha! I just visualized pumpkin sized balls on a guy trying to sprint. Ouch!
AWESOME
Wakanda fight is this??
Waianae is bs
LÖL ÄÖÄÖÄÖ
😂
Real heroes
He's gonna learn today!
0:38 Yes, Freddie, that's the difference between a warrior, like the Maasai, and a thicko, cauliflower-eared brawler.
For a Masai this guy is pretty short. Most of them are well over 6 feet and approaching 6’ 6”.
No Maasai are not as tall as Dinka or Nuer or Shilluk tribes of South Sudan
@@bobfaam5215 -Sure, but Masai are also Nilotic, like the ppls of S. Sudan.
@@sirrathersplendid4825 Maasai are slightly mixed and have some degree of West Asian / Arab Genetics too along with African . Like Somali and Ethiopian people who are mixed Arab and African .
This reduces their height .
@@bobfaam5215 - Arab/W.Asian blood may have had a little influence, but interbreeding with the local Kikuyu tribes was far more important.
@@bobfaam5215 Horn Africans have minimal arab blood. Ethiopians have a little bit of admixture from Sabaeans who are an extinct Semitic people from Yemen. The rest is all Cushitic blood, good people for long distance running like Maasai people
Wow! Took the guy unawares...
"Ooo ello"
Beautiful, but that guy is a lion warrior and you can tell.🦁
sick
Que massa Velho
Is he andrew flintoff from england cricket
what the world could look like. we are all the same people, just different skincolor
Iq also
@@ashutoshverma237 India is quite low
Stop picking on the elderly! lol
The white dude could probably take the Masai warrior, but the Masai could probably beat him in an endurance challenge.
i have a spear like that at home... should i sell it?
BeltedFool Spear>Sword
No keep it. If someone cane into a building shooting i would find my opportunity and drive that shit into his neck
@@HeRcULesBlasTer hell yea that's why I own a viking axe. 🤙
reminds me of Mexico
It's crazy that Massai used to be the most feared military in East Africa before the British came with their colonization
Ata oloiba enkai😹😹😹😹
Huyu jamaa ni mmasai kweli ama ni a Njorore:
John Namwamba 😆 huyo ni Njoroge
Ole njoroge
Ha ha ha.
Yenyewe.
*Years after this filmed....*
*Matt Walsh: what if it's a woman with a penis?*
*Masaai tribesman: what??*
Minecraft 1.9 pvp IRL
Aaaaa ... Flintoff ...not ..six....
Well the tools are not for a fist fight they are intended to be used to hunt or to defend oneself against a person that intend to do evil to you or your loved ones. A bar fight is something that happens out of foolish behavior that involves alcohol or drugs that escalate into idiotic ego show offs between the drunk or drugged “contestants” 🤷🏻♂️ (tools are not evil but the motives of the person using the tools give them purpose).
Can you please redo the entire thing but speak in an American accent.
1st
I would decimate that entire tribe with my longsword, anakin skywalker vs sandpeople style.
Ofc they would probably just throw the spears and impale the shit outta me lol
Dodge it, Put sword under armpit (blade first), use right hand to unscrew pommel, End them rightly in true European fashion.
Judicial78 Spear>Sword
nah man, just use steel plate armour
@@SpaceMarine113 good luck wearing steel armor in fucking Africa, you would be cooked inside, and let's not pretend theses weapons were weak
sounds good lol you miss one of those swings you're a shish-ka-bob not to mention, you trying to charge people with spears who actually use them opposed to a neckbeard who collects novelty swords
Hello flintoff why you are playing with maasai tribes better go and play cricket @ lords
Hey you don't how to use spear
The title should be: Mocking the Massai warrious
Why?