Showing posts with label Weapons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weapons. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 16, 2013

United Cutlery M48 Hawk Axe

This is the best tomahawk on the market it is cheap and can take a solid beating, high quality for a low price.




Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Sanatan Shastar Vidiya - 18th century Indian/Persian Lohari (Fighting Si...

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Ancient old weapons




I have a thing for any kind of old weapon including firearms, not only bladed but all of them, it will take a lifetime to get the opportunity to try and use them all, but it’s the journey and not a goal, due to that it would be impossible for me as there is not enough time. Best experience so far was given the permission to swing with very ancient swords and daggers in a museum in Italy, cant go into details as I promised not to tell about which museum as no one is allowed to do that so it was a huge honour, but one of the swords that was one of the trips main objectives to get the permission to do a replica of it, was so frail I was afraid that it would turn to dust when I got it in my hands and was allowed to swing it.

I reverse gripping a beautiful 14th century dagger.

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Maori Weapons Haka




Awesome Maori Weapons Haka video

Saturday, April 28, 2012

Copenhagen Combatives Group new system The Kratos Combatives™


The Copenhagen Combatives™ Group have launched an independent systems besides our regular AMOK! training, which is the most ultra functional system proven in combat based on short blade techniques. This is what we predominately teach as a defence system against armed and unarmed attacks, how to use any object as a weapon, recognising and evading an assault by learning how to spot the subtle cues before an attack is launched.

The independent systems is:

The Kratos Combatives™ a methodology to use any kind of historical weapons inspired by my mentor and teacher Tom Sotis. This is to show how the framework and methodology from AMOK! can be utilized to any kind of weapon. A hybrid martial art based on geometry for empty hand defence, where the goal is to give functional self-defence skills with the minimum amount of time, by utilising the most common flinch responses as a defence. Utilising genetically pre-programmed movements as attacks, as for example using the movement from throwing an object to use it for a punch, throwing is such a complex movement that its not a skill learned its there from birth, but can be improved by training and change it to other purposes.