Real Chinese Kung Fu Master Fight in 1953

solo drills with juen ma

Sensei Erik Paulson demonstraits two finishing holds based on how you catch the Thai Round Kick. Catch A (or Overhook) is followed by an Achilles Tendon Hold, A Foot Lock and then a Heel Lock. Catc B (or Underhook) is followed by a Straight Knee Bar

The most popular image associated with kata is that of a karate practitioner performing a series of punches and kicks in the air. The kata are executed as a specified series of approximately 20 to 70 moves, generally with stepping and turning, while attempting to maintain perfect form. There are...

Hapkido punching techniques taught at whitebelt

Anawut Kaewsamrit demonstrating muay thai punching technique

Felipe Costa teaching the new and awesome Pistacho Guard, a revolution in the brazilian jiu-jitsu

This is another part of an awsome seminar in Chile performed by Sean Kelley, president of CKF, Chinese Karate Federation. Our master Roberto Vidal invited him and now we are part of the CKF. That seminar included forms, techniques, extension, fighting techniques, and a lot of theory. We hope to...

This is part 1 dealing with Wing Chun vs Kicks. Pt1 examines how kickers do things, and the realistic approach to actually dealing with kicks. Kickers are often underestimated, but good kickers follow the same approach that wing chun does. a) They cover the centerline when doing their attack b)...

The straight punching of Wing Chun