Améliorez votre Self-Défense !

Nous cassons encore les codes illogiques du Vovinam Vietvodao en présentant des principes pour améliorer le niveau en Self-défense du Vovinam. C'est la Vision du Vovinam Integral Fighting System, qui compte désormais presque 50 pays membres.

[@mamemouthies4299]

oui c'est bon c'est très content

[@albertfatti]

Sorry but I’m not agree. Some techniques of Vovinam are more effective than other styles, even those are “street oriented”. I trained in Krav Maga, Wing Chun and BJJ, for example. Obviously you have to apply them in a realistic way (after you have learned them) and not in zombie speed as you shown starting this video.The sort of Randori you show here, is useful, but honestly is what we used to do several years ago in my Vovinam to duong also using protections and even with more energy. So what? This is enough to say Vovinam technique approach is only for show or demo? Then if you want to inlude Krav Maga techs in your program it could be nice, but it’s not Vovinam, it’s another thing. If you include more effective training ways to train you is also nice but you don’t need to say Vovinam way of teaching is uneffective. You are a master in it, so do yoou mean you wasted most of your martial artist life?

[@Integralvovinam]

You got some points, however you did not understand the last and more important explanations at 11:25 of this video. I said that after this "slow motion work" you must start again all the phases with "more speed and more violence". Teaching is efficient if all instructions are listened...

[@albertfatti]

Interested, but the point for me is that this shown it’s an interesting way to train, useful approach, but not enough to say Vovinam Viet Vo Dao approach is uneffective. For my experience is more effective than others that are really unrealistic.