Awesome documentary! I know this is 3 years late, but I wish the music was a little quieter. Even though the choice of music itself is great, it tends to overpowers your narration. That said, thank you for this insightful video!

Judo is ju-jitsu with the nasties taken out.

Karen Shepard was another one back then, she wasn't as well known though since she didn't do as many movies

She was well known in Hong Kong and Australia like certain others such as Richard Norton whos Australian himself but not really known much in the U.S. like the major names were like Van Damme, Seagal, Norris, Bruce Lee, Chan, Li, etc.... only true fans of martial arts movies know about her here

Was. A. Big. Fan of hers back in the day

Damn!!! Did not know she was undefeated. All I know is that she was a total bad ass in martial arts along with Michelle Yeoh, and other during Jackie chan era.

Martial artist & a lovely figure ..

Mas Oyama may be called Godhand but his fighting skills don't compare to Bruce Lee. Mas Oyama does many stunts that gave him this reputation. I like Mas Oyama but I wouldnt want to train under him.

Oyama was goid but his style isnt

Highly overrated style. It is the worst of all the popular Karate.

Would love to zipota a basque art

Love learning about less known styles especially European martial arts

I once studied Goju rye and the brings was so great to see and remember more

So its all Bullshit and all about money!!!

I understand they were going more for realism with the Dark Knight Trilogy in terms of Batman’s fighting style. I loved the league of shadows Ninjutsu and blend of various martial arts, but I hated the focus of Keysi thereafter. In my opinion, I wanted to see Batman kick people’s heads in with some takedowns and grappling thrown in… the Keysi was boring AF onscreen

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Linda Denley is the Queen.

I grew up watching her movies one of the best in the 90s

The only "martial artists" who do well in MMA are those who fight like MMA fighters, and not like "martial artists".

Queen without guns.

there also an old saying in the united States- I'm Always Armed F-k around find out. But for real great video very informative👍👍👍

I cant Imagine Delta Force and Green Berets - Butt scooting and helplessly Pulling Guard on the battle field......

Thank you so much for the knowledge! I am a wing chun practitioner and also just started taijiquan earlier this yr n always wondered its stemmed regions and its relations to other styles. Thank you for this!

THERES UREA AND STEM CELLS IN IT, WHICH ARE HIGHLY BENEFICIAL!

Subak foi criado por 3 reinos e havia uma dinastia que acabou afundando e o subak foi junto com esses 3 reinos: a arte era de desarmar

When i was young, I enjoyed watching her films. My sister did karate and also watch her

Hello, Do you know "tegumi" or "muto" ?That is okinawan wrestling. And some tegumi techniques are in karate.

Definitely. I also think Kathy Long is another one

What about Kajukenbo? It's effective and efficient!!!

Thanks for this information. A lot of us who practiced Goju Ryu in the United States have limited information based on Peter Urban's point of view. The back stories of this system needed to be shared. Thank you

What if you get a new student who has been training for let's say 4 years in kyokushin, Shotokan or Taekwondo. Would you have that student start on white and go through all the belts like anyone else?

Hapkido came from a Korean kicking style blended with Daito ryu aikijujutsu.

I tested for second degree Yesterday and did not pass, not because if what I didn't know, but because of what I did know. My previous training is still very much ingrained within me and conflicts with the the current curriculum I'm studying. I know the current curriculum, but it's not second nature. My previous training in aikido and jiujitsu is second nature despite not having trained in it for years. I'm kind of at a cross roads here.

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Can you do a video of the inverted punch you're talking about ? Thank you!

First degree black belt in a kenpo shotokan hybrid. Kenpo was never about wanting your opponent to just stand there and take whatever moves you do. It's about training your reaction so that maybe you get off the first two strikes of a moveset. But then you can immediately react to what they do as a counter because you have trained yourself for that possibility. Let's say someone throws a right hook and you try five swords. You might get the double block off, hit the radial nerve and the bicep, causing a bit of numbness in their arm. But then they go through to try a left hook, well your elbow is already up ready to block into their forearm and from there you can smashing hammer with the back of your knuckles into their nose and they're already wide open and you are on the inside. If you look at it from a Hollywood oh I'm going to have my opponent stand there and take the shots and not fight back, you will always fail. The beauty of it is the adaptability and speed that you gain with just turning off your brain and reacting to what happens without thinking.

One of the things I always hated about traditional martial arts is the ridiculous requirements such as 100 push-ups, 20 pull-ups, etc. Ridiculous. I miss karate, but I love that BJJ doesn't have this.

China o brian first movie I saw her in as a kid, from that I knew she was something special, true kick ass woman,welldone to her

The in and out burst style complements grappling (specifically wrestling) quite well. Wrestling is all about push and pull. The bladed in and out style of taekwondo allows you to mix up your approaches as you come in and out. Are you gonna shoot for a shot or strike? Perhaps fient a strike into a takedown or vice versa?

I love KENPO I studied Tracy's KENPO growing up in south San Jose , California I now live in Ontario Canada and there's no KENPO dojo here 😢

Now look at the influence of Savate on Karate

Out here in the Netherlands his spirit is alive and kicking! lots of Kyokushin dojo's! Osu

I wonder did she ever met Bruce Lee before Bruce died?