Posts Tagged ‘Martial Art’
Wing Chun Training Explained
January 9th, 2012 | 
Author: www.wingchuntraining.net A walk through of the wing chun training system and why the system is suitable for people from all backgrounds. Find Out more about wing chun training at http
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Knife Fighting Techniques – Martial Arts Training – Systema
www.SystemaSpetsNaz.com Systema SpetsNaz Seminar – Russian Martial Art – Knife Fighting Techniques. March 2010 – Los Angeles, CA USA Instructor – Oleg Spector
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GIRLS IN KASHMIR TURN TO MARTIAL ARTS FOR SELF-DEFENCE
CVB NEWS-Jammu and Kashmir Martial Art Association hosts a Martial Art Championship; the event also witness participation of a large number of girls from the valley as increasing number of young women are taking to the sport for self-defence.
Bartitsu: the Gentlemanly Art of Self Defence
A mini-documentary on Bartitsu, a martial art and self defence system founded by EW Barton-Wright in the year 1899. Bartitsu was a method of cross-training between jiujitsu, savate, boxing and stick fighting; it was the first fighting art to have incorporated both Asian and European styles. After a few brief years of glory, Bartitsu was all but forgotten throughout most of the 20th Century. For further information, please visit www.bartitsu.org .
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Tags: antagonistics, baritsu, Bartitsu, Barton-Wright, boxing, Documentary, Edwardian, Fight, fighting, history, Judo, Jujitsu, Martial Art, pugilism, savate, Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Victorian |
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