Lady Samurai – The Final Cut

Lady Samurai – The Final Cut Released

‘LADY SAMURAI’ DOCUMENTARY AND ALBUM OFFICIALLY RELEASEDFay Goodman, a Birmingham martial artist, composer and filmmaker, has officially released to the public a multi-award-winning documentary film along with its original soundtrack album. The documentary ‘Lady Samurai – The Final Cut’ follows Fay’s extraordinary journey in mastering the revered Japanese art of Iaido (the way of the Samurai sword).Produced and directed by …

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PAPER TIGERS

PAPER TIGERS: Movie Insider

PAPER TIGERS: Movie Insider; From Bruce Lee, not Master Ken, with The Martial Way thru Kung Fu COBRA KAI meets FOOT FIST WAY in a delightful, hilarious, heartwarming comedy, with cool fight sequences. We find out how they made it!!! Inspired by Bruce Lee, life in Seattle and the legacy of kung fu and kung fu movies we get behind …

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Crazy Samurai 400 vs 1

CRAZY SAMURAI: 400 VS 1 Movie

Crazy Samurai 400 vs 1 Review More Samurai, more Swords, more Slaughter. Once it starts it doesn’t stop, last man standing last drop of blood. It’s a sword marathon. Synopsis When a master samurai arrives to duel the disgraced Yoshioka dojo, he walks into an ambush. In the world’s first feature length, one-take action film sequence, Miyamoto Musashi (Tak Sakaguchi, …

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Judo Is Life

Judo Is Life

What’s the point of Judo? “The main object of Judo lies in this point. It seeks to augment human strength, morality, and intellect by human means and efforts. It tends to train young people in the habits and conditions conducive to the accomplishment of great undertakings. T. Shidachi There are many life lessons that can be learned through the practice …

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Judo Ouchi Osoto Gari

JUDO OUCHI OSOTO GARI Olympic Techniques

JUDO OUCHI OSOTO GARI Techniques with Darcel Yandzi Darcel Yandzi coaching Daikii Bouba and Romaric Bouda. Filmed with the French national team in Paris. Thanks for watching, we hope you enjoyed it, please LIKE, SHARE and don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to WORLD OF MARTIAL ARTS TELEVISION for more great videos each week!! You can also FIND, FOLLOW and SUBSCRIBE to …

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FAST SELF DEFENCE 2 + 3

SAMURAI No Kokoro FAST SELF DEFENCE 2+3

​​​REFERENCE POINTS Knife Defense SILAT ​​REFERENCE POINTS Knife Defense SILAT Suffian Maul MornieThe awesome MAUL MORNIE shows how to work from REFERENCE POINTS to FINISH the FIGHT.  DEFEND the OFFENSE.  It’s not a duelling art, it’s not a sport, it is all about SURVIVAL.Maul Mornie and more Silat Suffian can be found here;www.silatsuffian.netand on YouTubeMaul565Many thanks to Ollie Batts of …

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SAMURAI No Kokoro FAST SELF DEFENCE 1

SAMURAI No Kokoro FAST SELF DEFENCE 1

​​​REFERENCE POINTS Knife Defense SILAT ​​REFERENCE POINTS Knife Defense SILAT Suffian Maul MornieThe awesome MAUL MORNIE shows how to work from REFERENCE POINTS to FINISH the FIGHT.  DEFEND the OFFENSE.  It’s not a duelling art, it’s not a sport, it is all about SURVIVAL.Maul Mornie and more Silat Suffian can be found here;www.silatsuffian.netand on YouTubeMaul565Many thanks to Ollie Batts of …

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The Art of Judo Part 5

JUDO From Martial Art to Olympic SPort – Part 5

By Nicholas Messner An article on judo was published in the Olympic Review in January 1912. Even if the article was not signed, the text was attributed to Baron Pierre de Coubertin, the father of the modern Olympic Games. “The judo vogue was enormous and soon the Kodokan extended its influence outside the limits of the Mikado’s Empire. Here we …

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The Art of Judo Part 4

JUDO From Martial Art to Olympic Sport – Part 4

By Nicholas Messner British judo holds a special place in the history of world judo and can be related to the expansion of the sport outside Japan. One can say that the specificity of the history of early British judo is due to the country itself as well as to the context and to the pioneering vision, the unflagging energy …

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The Art of Judo Pt3

JUDO From Martial Art to Olympic Sport – Part 3

By Nicholas Messner For many centuries, almost unknown, the world discovered the Land of the Rising sun in the second half of the 19th century. It must be said that the West was immediately fascinated by its artistic and historic dimension. The first explorers who came back from Japan described a country full of specific local characteristics and the difference …

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