Calm brings the clarity to be decisive. If you do not take action in clarity, you are done. Remember a force which considers itself superior will never expect the inferior force to attack. This is what officer Prinsloo shows us when he went on the offensive. GUTS.

Leo is a Rock And Roller

Фигня

OG ....

Some credit also to the company that made the glass.

Le pauvre à côté il c’est plus quoi faire … 🤦‍♂️

I've seen some of this video before, but this full version here, along with the informative commentary was fantastic. Thank you very much.

Gets out the truck ready for business

what a fight

Call Josh

Very cool, are you guys tracking your trainings in Martial Profile?

You are selfish and biased. Real heros.

"Aftermath of elbows" also "No elbows"

Anyone teaches you to rely on lapel grips is doing you a disservice

Oss

The never ending pursuit of happiness!

Imagine Josh and Robbie showing up

GREETINGS TO YOU....GREAT WORK....GRANDMASTER,DENO TODD FROM THE REPUBLIC OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO.. LET US LINK

Thsnks for providing more info and commemtary on things :) . I am a Sumo wrestler in Scotland, it's amazing how i can see techniques from these arts that can even be used within something like Sumo. Things are usually transferable even if you wouldn't expect it.

Лысый мешок

You go girl, no one will want to mess with you

😳 Wow !! You sure don't want to mess with this beautiful lady.

Coma build 💀💀💀 how tf dose she have so much hidden power

you can see the kung fu in the ryu

Boxing is a different game, stick to wrestling boys

This dog is BLACK BELT. It'll destroy all its adversaries!

Full throttle lol

Great sparring energy.

Pretty good

Actually this is a nice use of shotokan karate, i olso like to use it in a similar way in the flow sparring. Osū 🥋

👏👏👏

they seem to be very different skill levels, doesn't seem like a great comparison

Gotta learn that right there 🔥🔥

Looks fun bro

Love that ❤

I wish gyms I go to do soft spars like this, everytime I spar with others they would unleash and not even focus on technique and timing. Keep up the great work 🤌

I want to know if this was race based. Because I heard the child was Taiwanese, was the instructor Chinese, or Mongolian? I'm just curious

I like it bro

That's Mike erhmentraut

This is awesome. I'm using it!

Awesome video.

Awesome video.

Thanks for responding to my question (asked via other channels) about the differences in the roundhouse in traditional martial arts vs. more applied techniques. In addition to whether to strike with the ball of the foot, the instep, or the shin, there is also the angle at which the leg in brought up. It seems that in TKD, the knee comes up the centre, then just before impact, the leg is rotated so that it unhinges horizontal. This can get the leg inside of the opponent's guard arm. In traditional Shotokan, the knee is first brought up to the side, and while swinging forward, the leg rotates onto a horizontal plane with the thigh so that the unhinging is horizontal at the point of impact. Like swinging a baseball bat, though it is easier blocked by the opponent's arm. This feels weaker, and this is the method that is most often associated with striking using the ball of the foot. Some practitioners do something in between the two extremes above, which feels the most powerful. The leg is swung toward the opponent not straight up the enter nor entirely from the outside, but arcing on an approximately 45 degree plane. Striking can be done with the instep or the shin. I'm currently trying to drill in this angle as well as the traditional angle coming entirely from the outside.

Red guy start it first.

😂😂

Во дают!😂🎉

what a terrible decision by all 3 judges,connor ragdolled the poor kid all 3 rounds.

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I find I have a longer kick off switch high roundhouse.

coach ate that kick to the side like a champ