The picture of “Red” the cook before he got hauled off! And Santos, and I can’t remember my friends name, he’s in most of the pictures his dad was a psychiatrist. Wow the memories.

This brought back some memories! I was in a couple pictures, must be CSC. Wow I was young!

I’d like to get the pass play back at 1.24

WE ARE SACHEM

Sachem failed to throw deep??

thanks for uploading- if you can access and upload more of this season would be greatly appreciated. Also do you have last minute of Sachem vs Lindy 1980??

Misty mountain- can you get the 82 season games??don’t see it- thanks

It’s funny how he said we suck but we won the game 😭

Looks nothing like it used to.

Let's go Floyd

Frist

The commentators are going to go viral.

Fedele Cacia and Steve Ludwig…. Great work!

Wow those sound nice! Have to see if they have any cases left

He is 60y of age here, and still fast as a snake!!

I plan to visit Okinawa next year. Does anyone have the address to Master Shimabuku's dojo where he taught?

The video is great nothing like being there up close and personal , weather really didn’t cooperate tho. Still a kick ass show

Husband and I loved it! Great show! Thank you! Derek is awesome!

Really appreciate that you streamed the demo because I couldn't make it to the demo thanks 👍

First time at the Blakeslee showroom. Awesome place was able to meet Lou, and Glen great guys. Show was absolutely Fantastic!!!

Excellent!

Rewatching this again and it’s a closed system from a temple. Sounds like a southern shaolin system with animals. Tiger+crane+dragon+monk fist+monkey. It could be taught by rebels in the monastery during that period. Interesting

What a master! Thanks for the video. His "dance of pain" was tremendous

Thank you dear friend

You can only work on principles, and not attributes? Developing attributes such as timing speed coordination and power is what all athletes do.

Master / 10 th deg .

Long Island in the house

His name was KANBUN not Kanbum.

This is me Khalif I did really good😊

Joe was such a great communicator. His seminars were popular during the 80's. and 90's.

I’m number 11 on eagles

P R O M O S M

What year?

Nice to see him perform this

I'm laways amazed American/CDN martial artists are willing to work in HK. I mean, yes, it's a paychceck but.....the way they do films in HK and their lack of "proper training", low budget....etc....could be so dangerous and maybe career ending....Bill Wallace and Benny Urquidez went there to do a film Meals ON Wheels with Jackie Chan.... ...which I also thought might have been a little dangerous for Chan....knowing how htey do things there what if Chan purposely didn't pull his punches or kicks...pissed off Wallace or Ruquidez?? :) 2 undefeated world kickboxing champions.....Chan never competed....like Bruce Lee was just an "entertainer". (though Chan did earn a few black belts)...

Any chance you can upload sachem football 2001 Jv season

14 and 42 Sachem are 🔥🔥

lol this guys terrible. The answers already in the words American Karate 😂

i played to

Good fighter , but with all these things , it comes at a cost to life and limbs. This is a way to understanding method/s . He fighting could have been done with less life death costs. He was a fighter like a solider in a battlefield who cares less about 'death' they got to suffer.

W season❤❤❤❤❤❤

thanks for posting this video... greatest day ever #bellport8u we did it great kids and coaching staff we had together i see myself in the video lol #6 good tackle by my son Khalif Johnson

Bruce Lee taught him these techniques

That dude chewing that gum is driving me nuts. That is so rude.

what year was this ?

Thank you! Really good, useful information from a legend

Joe Lewis left this world way too early he was sixty years old at this time, He died August 31, 2012 from Cancer which spread to his left shoulder and hip prior to his death. He was buried at Knightdale Baptist Church Cemetery in Knightdale, Wake County, North Carolina. Joe known as the father of kickboxing was one of the greatest full contact fighters to ever live.

Joe lewis one of the greatest martial artists that ever lived He was called the father of full contact kickboxing. He pioneered the art and was and exceptional full contact fighter. Lewis died on the morning of August 31, 2012, at Coatesville Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Coatesville, Pennsylvania, at the age of 68. The cancer had spread to his left shoulder and hip prior to his death...Years ago in the early 80 I trained under frank lee and I use to spar with Billy Chow at the time he was Canada's welterweight champion from Edmonton Alberta. He then later become the world welterweight champion in Kickboxing and made movies with jet lee and he also become famous martial artist in Hong Kong. I miss those days they were the best days of my life.

Arigato!

Post 12u D1 championship and post the 10u championship