This is a good way to work on technique and also muscle memory. This video show you one of different varieties to practice kicking and punching. Great workout as well when done with high intensity
Thank you my friend! Great video, and your just wonderful, I'm starting capoeira training tomorrow, and your instructions really helps me a lot, have a happy holiday and god bless you....
a capoeira sempre teve técnicas de mão com o passar foram se aprimorando, o próprio Bimba fez box e observou outros estilos para modernizar a capoeira.
Correto, a capoeira sempre teve golpes de mão, desde a capoeira primitiva. Ex: cutilada, tapa, soco ( asfixiante) OBS: a cutilada também era uma defesa. Fonte: capoeira marcial
Putz quanta falta de conhecimento sobre a história da capoeira como luta.As técnicas de mão da capoeira remontam desde os tempos das lendárias Maltas no Rio de Janeiro.O primeiro a descrever os golpes utilizados pelos capoeiras naquela época,foi o lendário Plácido de Abreu,no seu livro "Os Capoeiras" de 1888.Nele golpes como Galopante,bofetada,trinca-dente e moquete demonstram q esse tipo de técnica era de uso mais do que normal.Dizer q isso foi retirado do boxe é no mínimo n conhecer a capoeira no seu contexto histórico como luta,especialmente a capoeiragem carioca.Vale ressaltar q os capoeira nem sempre lutavam de mão limpo,se utilizando de armas como pedaços de pau,bengalas de 50 cm de grossura,facas,navalhas e raramente armas de fogo como o revólver.Com Mestre Bimba,q havia aprendido um pouco de boxe,esses golpes aplicados com as mãos são aperfeiçoados e n acrescentados como muita gente acha.Estudar a capoeira de Bimba assim como conhecer a história da capoeiragem carioca é mais do que obrigação por quem pratica capoeira,mas isso é algo q com o tempo está se perdendo aos poucos!
Everton Menezes Cravo Na verdade ele ta usando técnicas de capoeira sim, embora não sejam tão usadas na capoeira os socos até cotoveladas sempre estiveram nesta arte
other capoeira videos here in yt claimed capoeira don't have really closed hand techniques, slapping perhaps and elbow strikes. i think this one one is one of the many hybrid styles just for a total body work out or to improvised their martial art techniques. nevertheless its a good video.
i've heard that before. sounds like early childhood combat training for young africans and stick fighting, i guess? but i never heard it predominantly uses acrobatic and spinning kicks same as capoeira. u mean is this one related to that?
you are correct in what you described, to put it simply kandeka was just slap boxing. if ou simply close your fist then it's pretty much the same thing regular boxing. kandeka was done by the same people who originated what we now know as capoeira. culturally wise historically, capoeira is not absent of hand strikes however hand strikes aren't flashy, and what we see is capoeira today for the most part is nothing more then what made the approval of the oppresive brazillian government that wanted to exploit the acrobatics of capoeira and capoeira culture for financial gain while systematically doing away with the more combative element which was done by religous commonderence and political pressure. in a word todaysd capoeira is nothing more then a flashy romanticized cluster fuck of it's former self which is why you have to get into the history and mosty importantly the cultural root of capoeira. once you do that everything will fall into place and makes thisn practice excersize rational
angel132100 info acquired. so it is. however as for me non-linear adding hand techniques .e.g. hook punches, uppercut, while u do "ginga" will make u easily off balance. perhaps becoz of the unstable stance while u do d swaying footwork while throwing a circular force from upper body. but reverse straight punch is ok though. it gives additional power 2 d blow if u synchronize ur punch reversely w/ ur footwork. ever try dat one?
+street art rebel the ginga is only during Capoiera game play however the ginga is not recommended and is actually advised against in real time combat, in fact the ginga wasn't even a part of Capoiera until the late 19th centiry. . .
@@karloskemp01Wish you wouldve made this into a series. This concept is fresh and motivational. The punches and kicks combos are non traditional in capoeira, but that why its awesome! 70+ thousand views says youre on to something.
There is some hand techniques in capoeira like Arpao (hand slap) Asfixiante (direct punch).... well in a real combat you can apply everything for your advantage but usually in capoeira roda, they mostly use kicking
Punches like boxing doesnt belong to traditional capoeira moviments - nao sei de onde esse cara tirou isso e nem adianta historia: isso nao e capoeira thats not capoeira
O capoeirista sempre usou golpes com as mãos, o problema é que a capoeira se folclorizou demais e perdeu muito a parte marcial, isso eu tento mostrar no meu canal do youtube!
Finally a video with capoeira hand strikes. Thank you mestre.
I just don't understand why he did not used the actual Capoeira own hand strikes
Thank you my friend! Great video, and your just wonderful, I'm starting capoeira training tomorrow, and your instructions really helps me a lot, have a happy holiday and god bless you....
Great capoiera punches just right.thanks for the lesson you rock man
a capoeira sempre teve técnicas de mão com o passar foram se aprimorando, o próprio Bimba fez box e observou outros estilos para modernizar a capoeira.
Correto, a capoeira sempre teve golpes de mão, desde a capoeira primitiva.
Ex: cutilada, tapa, soco ( asfixiante)
OBS: a cutilada também era uma defesa.
Fonte: capoeira marcial
This is a good workout for a beginner like myself. Where did you get the training slacks from? Hope you will do more of the technique videos.
Putz quanta falta de conhecimento sobre a história da capoeira como luta.As técnicas de mão da capoeira remontam desde os tempos das lendárias Maltas no Rio de Janeiro.O primeiro a descrever os golpes utilizados pelos capoeiras naquela época,foi o lendário Plácido de Abreu,no seu livro "Os Capoeiras" de 1888.Nele golpes como Galopante,bofetada,trinca-dente e moquete demonstram q esse tipo de técnica era de uso mais do que normal.Dizer q isso foi retirado do boxe é no mínimo n conhecer a capoeira no seu contexto histórico como luta,especialmente a capoeiragem carioca.Vale ressaltar q os capoeira nem sempre lutavam de mão limpo,se utilizando de armas como pedaços de pau,bengalas de 50 cm de grossura,facas,navalhas e raramente armas de fogo como o revólver.Com Mestre Bimba,q havia aprendido um pouco de boxe,esses golpes aplicados com as mãos são aperfeiçoados e n acrescentados como muita gente acha.Estudar a capoeira de Bimba assim como conhecer a história da capoeiragem carioca é mais do que obrigação por quem pratica capoeira,mas isso é algo q com o tempo está se perdendo aos poucos!
Ótimo comentário, é exatamente isso que busco mostrar em meu canal no youtube!
Vem para o Brasil aprender, capoeira pra depois você ensinar. valeu boy. isso ta parecendo karatê.
vdd vdd
....isso tá mais pra kickboxing ou Boxe do que capoeira !
Everton Menezes Cravo Na verdade ele ta usando técnicas de capoeira sim, embora não sejam tão usadas na capoeira os socos até cotoveladas sempre estiveram nesta arte
Isso tudo é Capoeira meu amigo ,mas ele não demonstrou a variedade de golpes de mão .
other capoeira videos here in yt claimed capoeira don't have really closed hand techniques, slapping perhaps and elbow strikes. i think this one one is one of the many hybrid styles just for a total body work out or to improvised their martial art techniques. nevertheless its a good video.
do u know what kandeka is?
i've heard that before. sounds like early childhood combat training for young africans and stick fighting, i guess? but i never heard it predominantly uses acrobatic and spinning kicks same as capoeira. u mean is this one related to that?
you are correct in what you described, to put it simply kandeka was just slap boxing. if ou simply close your fist then it's pretty much the same thing regular boxing. kandeka was done by the same people who originated what we now know as capoeira. culturally wise historically, capoeira is not absent of hand strikes however hand strikes aren't flashy, and what we see is capoeira today for the most part is nothing more then what made the approval of the oppresive brazillian government that wanted to exploit the acrobatics of capoeira and capoeira culture for financial gain while systematically doing away with the more combative element which was done by religous commonderence and political pressure. in a word todaysd capoeira is nothing more then a flashy romanticized cluster fuck of it's former self which is why you have to get into the history and mosty importantly the cultural root of capoeira. once you do that everything will fall into place and makes thisn practice excersize rational
angel132100 info acquired. so it is. however as for me non-linear adding hand techniques .e.g. hook punches, uppercut, while u do "ginga" will make u easily off balance. perhaps becoz of the unstable stance while u do d swaying footwork while throwing a circular force from upper body. but reverse straight punch is ok though. it gives additional power 2 d blow if u synchronize ur punch reversely w/ ur footwork. ever try dat one?
+street art rebel the ginga is only during Capoiera game play however the ginga is not recommended and is actually advised against in real time combat, in fact the ginga wasn't even a part of Capoiera until the late 19th centiry. . .
Awesome Video, Name of song?
can someone tell me whats the name of the song in background
hey karlos how much would you charge to train me?
Queixada is written wrong in the video
Que isso aí moço, até eu sô mió que esse cara.
your jab & cross is horrible, you aren't making any contact with your knuckles, those techniques are for gloves.
Name.song??!
dope video!
Did you sell your channel?
Nope
@@karloskemp01Wish you wouldve made this into a series. This concept is fresh and motivational. The punches and kicks combos are non traditional in capoeira, but that why its awesome! 70+ thousand views says youre on to something.
Vai Angola! Axé!
Baltimore?
Your punches Didn't really lead into way to transition to the kicks now if you have a video of that I wouldn't mind seeing it
I'm 54 years old maybe. If I was. 20 years younger
But I still train the martial arts you never stop learning
love the video. dope
Great Video
Good video !
Looks like karate mixed with capoeira
the round house kick you kicked, may fracture your tibia and fibula.
That wasn't a roundhouse
I don't think there's any punching techniques in capoeira
great video
Nice so you do capoeira
i dont even think Capoeira has hand techniques
There is some hand techniques in capoeira like Arpao (hand slap) Asfixiante (direct punch).... well in a real combat you can apply everything for your advantage but usually in capoeira roda, they mostly use kicking
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Nargo Organ incorrect, there are many hands techniques however mostly kicks are taught because most practitioners don't train for true fighting.
falta de conhecimento
de quê ?
Punches like boxing doesnt belong to traditional capoeira moviments - nao sei de onde esse cara tirou isso e nem adianta historia: isso nao e capoeira thats not capoeira
O capoeirista sempre usou golpes com as mãos, o problema é que a capoeira se folclorizou demais e perdeu muito a parte marcial, isso eu tento mostrar no meu canal do youtube!
isso nao e cspoeira e boxe
Dê uma olhada no meu canal de capoeira, que vc vai ver as modificações que a capoeira sofreu durante os anos!
é capoeira.
kkkkkk JAB na capoeira ?? ta de palhaçada ?? sarobaaaa
Dê uma olhada no meu canal, que vc vai ver que isso sempre existiu na capoeira!
Esse é o pior vídeo de capoeira do mundo,
Capoeira does not use kicks!!! The punches that he teach seems to be boxing!!!!!!
This must have been an accident, because Capoeira uses many kicking techniques.
Tse Aladdin capoeira is actually mainly kicks genius
+Tse Aladdin I belive you meant "capoeira does not use punches".
+Marcos Vinícius But Capoeira does use a lot of hand techniques as well: Galopante, Godeme, Dedeira, Palma, Asfixiante etc...
Perna de Pau
Sim mano, mas socos propriamente ditos?