Hope you enjoy the video! (For further entertainment, I recommend reading the comments on the YouTube page as well)
Friday, October 16, 2009
I think this is funny
I made this video during a long discussion on a danish martial arts forum with some Kyusho guys who believe in "pressure point knockouts". I had nothing else to do that day, so it ended up being a pretty long debate. I failed, however, to manage to get anyone with the "skills" to do a demonstration/test, so in the end, I decided to test it myself. The foundation of combat sports is, as we all know, constant testing of technique in sparring and competition, so why not give this a chance as well ;)
Hope you enjoy the video! (For further entertainment, I recommend reading the comments on the YouTube page as well)
Hope you enjoy the video! (For further entertainment, I recommend reading the comments on the YouTube page as well)
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Got a visit from Robson Barbosa and Mauro Salomao last night
About a month ago, I met this guy Robson at a tournament in Sweden. We got to talk and he offered to come by my gym to teach a bit. He is normally teaching in Helsingborg, which is not too far away from Copenhagen where I am located, so I thought it would be a good idea.
Last night, he dropped by together with his friend Mauro and they taught a good gi class. It was the more traditional approach to training that I have experienced in a lot of gyms around in the world, but nevertheless it was interesting and a tough workout with some really good sparring too. Two light, technical grapplers (with seriously impressive grip strength!!]) always makes up for some good rolls.
I learned some cool details and is looking forward to do some more training with the two in the future.
Last night, he dropped by together with his friend Mauro and they taught a good gi class. It was the more traditional approach to training that I have experienced in a lot of gyms around in the world, but nevertheless it was interesting and a tough workout with some really good sparring too. Two light, technical grapplers (with seriously impressive grip strength!!]) always makes up for some good rolls.
I learned some cool details and is looking forward to do some more training with the two in the future.
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