Demonstration of the Kun Tao Spear Hand technique. Visit www.worldkungfu.com for more information on Master Guy Savelli's Huc Chung Kun Tao. This video shows a spear hand break on wood and might be of interest to practitioners of Huc Chung Kun Tao, kuntao, silat, karate, kung-fu, taichi or other martial arts.
Real martial artists know that you will fight the way you train, so you must train the way you want to fight. And the best way to fight well is with functional, conditioned reflexes. In this two-disc video production, long-time kuntao-silat practitioner Bob Orlando teaches how to use partner and solo training drills to develop real fighting skills. In his methodical, no-nonsense style, Orlando gives you nothing but the good stuff -- simple, practical flow drills that are specifically designed to program true combative skills into your muscle memory. Orlando begins with simple "atomic" partner drills that teach critical defensive skills and the basics of combat movement. He then builds on this foundation, combining the elements into more complex and dynamic molecular drills. Focusing only on what works, these drills efficiently combine upper-art; hands, elbows and forearms, and lower-art; knees and feet techniques into a total skill set that will develop your fighting abilities and reflexes faster than any other training method available. Available now from the Paladin Action Library! Visit www.paladin-press.com for more details. Please use code YT08 when ordering.
This is sort of a literal translation in motion of Bruce Lee's "Way Of The Intercepting Fist"[Jeet Kune Do Concepts*] as practiced in the Filipino Martial Arts of Arnis, Kali, Escrima, Kuntao, Silat etc. While still basically on the topic of Combining footwork with unarmed fighting entries from the right-hand punch feed, I couldn't pass up the open window to include the techniques in the manner of "Simultaneous attack and defense" in FMA terms known as "Gunting". "Gunting" is a word commonly known in the Tagalog language as "scissors". As a FMA term, Gunting is a verb pertaining to a certain body motion and relating to cutting with the scissors. As a reult, the English translation meaning "limb-destructions" by attacking the attacking, or incoming limb whether it be a punch, kick, grab, etc. with it's purpose being to incapacitate or destroy. Can you DIG IT!
Before you skip over it, wait: this isnt just another forms video. In fact, its nothing like any form youve ever seen. Rather than showing you a dry collection of martial arts moves that have no basis in real-world combat, best-selling author Bob Orlando and Paladin Press have put together a video production that teaches hard-core fighting skills in a format thats easily learned, repeatable, and practical. Drawn from the best elements of the Indonesian combat art of kuntao-silat, this video shows you the only two forms youll ever need. Combining the authors logical, detailed instruction with multiple camera angles and slow-motion photography, you will learn two of the most fundamental forms of kuntao-silat: Enam Matjan and Elbow Exercise. Both teach the important combat basics of angle, leverage, and body positioning to win any fight, including dealing with multiple assailants or fighting from a disadvantaged position. In addition, Orlando shows strikes with both the open hand and the fist that will literally stun your opponent with pain and leave him open to devastating leg destructions to disrupt his base. This is the forms video for people who dont like forms, and a must-have for any complete combat library. Available now from the Paladin Action Library! Visit www.paladin-press.com for details. Please use code YT08 when ordering.
The American Style of karate taught in each Red Dragon Studio is a combination of the 7 major Oriental styles of martial arts. It is a very fast and powerful martial arts for that requires each student's desire, effort ad commitment to excel. The martial arts style included in American Karate include: # Japanese (Judo, Aikido, Shotokan) # Chinese (Kung Fu, Wing Chung, Kun Tao, Kenpo) # Korean (Tae Kwon Do, Hapkido, Moddykwan) # Okinawan (Go Ju Ryu, Isshin Ryu) # Indonesian (Javanese Silat, Penjack Silat) # Filipino (Kali Escrima, Thai Kickboxing) # Tibetan (The Monks, forms, animal styles) Red Dragon Karate's base style is Judo. Shi-han Sensei Louis Casamassa, a 10th degree black belt is Grand Master of Red Dragon Karate and founder of the American Karate Kung Fu Federation (AKKF). He originated the American Form style. During the 60's he traveled extensively throughout the Orient studying many different styles of martial arts. In keeping with yankee ingenuity and American tradition he took the best 7 major martial arts forms and combined them into one new powerful and effective style which is known as the Red Dragon style of martial arts. -Red Dragon Karate was founded by Shi-Han Sensei Louis D. Casamassa.
Ba Gua Pa Kua with the Ying Lung Hsing flavor demonstrated by my ba gua teacher, the old dragon (Sigung Wayne Welsh) himself! Go to www.chinesekuntao.com for more info! For Academic purposes only - use at your own risk!
Kuntao Silat dethouars video scene from the 22/09/2007 seminar in Athens, Greece with the instructor Bill Maniotes, who is a student of Keith Moffet and Willem dethouars.
www.clearsilat.com This clip is of Sticking Hands(Chi Sau) done with a knife. It was taken during a 3hour knife defense seminar. It is not a direct application but a practice method designed to build particular skills. Our style is Kuntao and pentjak silat which includes Tai Chi push hands, Sticking Hands and other influences from the Chinese arts. kuntao is the Indonesian word for the explosive and punishing Chinese arts that immigrated to Indonesia many decades ago. It includes the Shaolin arts of Fukien, Honan, Kwantung, Shantung, and Hokkien -- & The 3 Taoist internal arts Tai Chi Chaun (Tai Keah), Ie Hsing-I (I Shing Po), and paqua Chang (Po Kwa Zen) Pentjak Silat is the amazing fighting art of Indonesia & is expressed in kuntao Silat by the influence of the arts, Kilap Kilat, Serak, Tjimande, Tji-Kalong, Setia Hati, Kendang Silat, Chi-Petjut, and others with an emphasis on multiple attackers armed with bladed weapons. From clearsilat.com
Guru Keith Moffett sharing proper entries of Kuntao Silat dethouars. Note the fa jing explanation of stomps utilized by Uncle Bill! Contact him at www.kunlunpai.com Great instruction - thanks for sharing Guru Keith. For Academic purposes only - use at your own risk!
