Zombies - Skyrim great sword test! Zombie survival weapons.

In this episode we visit Cold Steel and Lynn Thompson to see if a Two Handed Great Sword can make a zombie go boom!

Zombie Go Boom empowers you with the skills you need to kick ass and survive the zombie apocalypse!

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Music by Klayplex

How to kill a zombie with a sword
How to kill a zombie.
How to use sword
How to survive the zombie apocalypse.

Zombie Go Boom presented by:
ZGB Studios

In association with:
Silver Shamrock Lab

Produced by:
Chris Mills
James Sweet
Chuck Meré

Cast
Jim Goza as himself
Chuck Meré as himself
Charles Fultz as himself
Frances Wilson as herself
Kersten Elliot as herself

Murderous matches

Comparing Mexican states with equivalent countries

MEXICO’S murder rate has doubled over the past five years, to nearly 19 per 100,000 people per year. But what does that really mean? To give an idea of how safe or dangerous the country's various states are, we have compared their crime statistics with those of whole countries. Visitors can relax in Yucatán, the safest state, which has about the same murder rate as Finland. Tlaxcala, not far from Mexico City, is about as safe as the United States. At the other end of the spectrum Chihuahua, the most violent state, has a murder rate equivalent to El Salvador, one of the most violent countries in the world. Another way of looking at the data is to compare the gross totals. The state of San Luis Potosí, for instance, has seen as many murders in the past year as all of Spain, despite having a population of just 2.6m.

http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2012/11/comparing-mexican-states-equivalent-countries?fsrc=scn/fb/wl/bl/murderousmatches

Cold Steel 90WH War Hammer Available at KnifeCenter

http://kcoti.com/SxTgpQ
Available at KnifeCenter.com.

At the end of the 13th century, the sword ruled supreme as the primary weapon of Knights and Men-At-Arms. However, with the introduction of steel plate armor, the popularity of the sword as a battlefield weapon began to wane. You see, the problem was the sword couldn't cut or crush steel plate and had to be specially designed for use only as a thrusting weapon if it was to have even a chance at piercing plate armor. Enter the War Hammer- an ideal weapon for use against an opponent who is encased in plate steel. The heavy hammer head could crush the strongest helmet or suit of plate armor with just a few blows and the back spike could rip through helm and plate like a modern can opener! In battle, the hammer side was usually employed first to knock down and stun an enemy. Once he was on the ground, helpless, the hammer was reversed and the back spike was used to punch a hole through the helmet and deliver the coup de grace. Now Special Projects brings you an inexpensive, yet highly effective, recreation of this awesome weapon. Weighing a little over 21/2" lbs., our War Hammer is highly maneuverable and can be easily wielded with one or both hands. The head is drop forged out of 5150 steel and differentially heat treated . This means the point of the spike and enormous hammer face (11/2" x 11/2") are fully hardened so they can pierce and crush tough materials without failing while the rest of the hammer is left soft to absorb the shock of heavy blows. The handle of our War Hammer has been designed to be equally tough. Made of straight grain American Hickory and measuring 30" long it provides tremendous leverage so enormously powerful blows may be struck. To protect the handle from assault by an opponent armed with an edged weapon we have included a pair of sturdy steel langets which can be attached below the head with the screws provided. (Some assembly is required. Instructions are included).

The As If Principle

Clenching a fist is imprinted, if babies clench a fist when they are angry, anger will make you clench a fist, so you actually get a 40% improvement, not bad. 

Technique Tuesdays with Duke Wrestling

This week Duke Assistant Wrestling Coach, Ben Wissel, will show a cross over stand up to a hip-hiest. Assistant Coach Wissel was a two-time All-American and a four time NCAA qualifier for Purdue University. Use this technique whenever an opponent continues to drop to a leg or an ankle to defend your stand-up. For more techniques and information on Duke Wrestling, visit our facebook page at Duke Wrestling or follow us on our official twitter page @Duke_WRES. #GoDuke

THE SIG 556R out to 400 yards

Suarez International Group Of Companies  1 OCTOBER 2012

THE SIG 556R out to 400 yards  Mobile users see video.suarezinternational.com

Sword Fighting As It Was For the Vikings

I didn’t know there was Viking sword fighting system that had survived, I hate this kind of BS as there are no manuals that I am aware of about Viking sword fighting, and the only surviving Viking martial art is Glima wrestling that survived in Iceland.

Lloyd Irvin Fight 2 from the 2012 NoGi World Championships

Lloyd Irvin's 2nd fight from the 2012 Nogi World Championships. Lloyd dropped 35 lbs to prepare for this event.

Kung Fu Superstar: Become the Ultimate Martial Arts Stuntman

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kostaszarifis/kung-fu-superstar-become-the-ultimate-martial-arts

SoCal Sit Up Progressions

From My Mad Methods

WRITTEN BY JOEY ALVARADO (WWW.SOCALMMAFITNESS.COM)

SoCal Sit Up Progressions

Joey Alvarado, MMA Coach, Trainer, and creator of Kettle-Jitsu takes a boot camp through a series of progressive sit up variations including Sit Up/Russian Twist Combos, Combat Sit Ups, Sit Up/Rocking Chair Combos, Knee Drops, Shin Boxes and more.

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Find out more at www.SoCalMMAFitness.com or www.youtube.com//kettlejitsu71