I like the videos they post on youtube, but this one is a bit strange, empty hand vs knife, knife vs knife, knife vs any weapon can be justified, but this one is hard to explain to a judge and jury that you had to kill a person sitting next to you, unless its an revenge based execution or contract kill.
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Thursday, May 31, 2012
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Headbutts Silence Wannabe Tough Guy
Headbutt from mount position is impossible to defend if
both wrist/arms are pinned to the ground, difficult to defend from the guard with
no training but at least there a lot more options to avoid a headbutt.
Real silambam fight
The guy with what looks like a ballerina skirt looks a bit silly, but the video is interesting and still makes me more determined to find long staffs to train with. Silambam or silambattam is a weapon-based Dravidian
martial art from Tamil Nadu in south India
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My Mad Methods is a great website for those who are interested MMA, BJJ, grappling, kettlebell and functional strength. Their subscriptions, DVD and gear store is excellent.
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33 Solo Grappling BJJ Drills in 7 Minutes - Jason Scully
Jason Scully showing Grappling BJJ Drills in 7 minutes, this is something you can do every day, who hasn’t 7 minutes to spare?
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
SHASTAR VIDIYA @ TMAS 2012
A demo by Nihang Niddar Singh that demonstrates some aspects of Sanatan Shastarvidiya during one event, even if many disagree with him, me too on some points, he has a lot of wisdom to offer and shows a tribal warrior culture and not a martial art, that only recently has been showed to the public.
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