Lavell Marshall & Hohoo - Spirit of the Grassland - Senki - Episode 09

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

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[@MonkeyStealsPeach]

This is great. Lavell has some fascinating insights

[@rlstrad2059]

Always great to see what can be great about humanity, sometimes looking back helps us move forward

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

Yes

[@Chadi]

Awesome!

[@Hyper_V]

This documentary fascinates me - not just about Bokh but just Mongolian culture in general.

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

Glad you like it! I have a follow up episode to release in a week or two as well

[@fathersonsltd213]

Great video and huge respect to Lavell for what he's doing and spreading this art 🙌

[@ΣτερΠαπ]

The passionated and truthfull way he describes his art and the mongolian culture made me find it interesting even though i thought i wouldn 't be. Also very impressive the ground that they were fighting on ,full of spreaded rocks... Nice work!

[@taijiquanTV]

Wow, that's such a great journey into Mongolian culture and life 👍🙌

[@KurtScottDragonstyleKungfu]

Very nice, I love to see dedication regardless of the art! Most of these traditional arts will unfortunately die if there is not more people like this to promote and preserve.

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

exactly so!

[@lelionnoir4523]

I love how it's relaxed enough that the stand merchant steps-in to stop the two guys wrestling into his stand.

[@RichardYu1983]

I saw Vlad Koulikov do a collaboration with this guy. They were discussing the differences in the entries between Sambo and Shuai Jiao. Side note: you got a shout out on Chadi’s channel because of the overlap in content.

[@achenhsulin7272]

Thank you for sharing video to the public, this is great Lavell, this is credit for your self and your Mongolian friends there

[@chenfamilygongfu]

Beautiful! Scenery, insights, music, editing.. great video

[@MattBrooks-Green]

This was amazing. Great job! Thanks for sharing

[@TherapyNinja]

Love it. From a perspective of a very different but still similar (feeling) martial art, really enjoyed this. Thank you.

[@darkmatterkitty]

Really enjoyed the scenery on this one. Awesome vid as usual.

[@alLEDP]

Nice work superb edited and always nice to see Lavell. I follow him since the podcast episode of grapplerwithathousandholds and man has he come far with his personal developement! It's nice to see this mixture of ideas between (north)east and west!

[@groovenugget]

Brilliant!!

[@stephenburt302]

Brilliant! I really enjoyed this. Inspiring stuff, thank you Byron.

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@geraldshing6725]

Great video man! I really enjoyed this one.

[@charlesbetancourt7337]

Mongolians now dominate the world of sumo and have even metaled in world championship freestyle wrestling. Their hardy way of life and understanding of nature might have something to do it with it. Great video.

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

Glad you liked it

[@scottjensen7446]

Great episode!!!

[@yunshen]

Wow, the Mongolian guy did a Shuaijiao dehe or a Judo ouchi gari on the horse.

[@lucassouza.t]

🔥🔥🔥

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

Thanks

[@adfeatherstone]

Nice video, and a great insight into Mongolian wrestling culture. In the video he alluded to the Mongolian culture being politically suppressed, in what way is this happening?

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

He is more knowledgeable on that topic

[@AlIskanderZhao]

There are several issues, one of them is the banning of Mongolian language in schools. There were big protests over this not too long ago. Another issue is of course the ongoing "hanification" of previously Mongol lands. Take for example the old circuit of Jehol, this used to be almost 100% Mongolian. Slowly, the pastures were turned into agricultural land, the Mongols changed their lifestyle and began speaking Chinese, even among themselves. There are more issues of course, but you'll have to speak to actual Mongolians to find out I guess.

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

@@AlIskanderZhao I was hoping to contact you directly. Not sure the best way to do so?

[@sseet]

Great episode! Lavell insight was great. This episode brought back memories of my time working in the Huogeqi Sumu, in Bayannur. Byron, did have some boiled goat meat with horse milk wine or salted milk tea while you were there ?

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

Yes! :)

[@ibaryabaq9197]

Black sage! keep spitting knowledge yo.

[@Tunks1]

👏👏👏

[@skvltdmedia]

So, ultimately control of your weight is the key? Here and overall?

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

Utilization and control of weight

[@skvltdmedia]

@@MuShinMartialCulture How I meant it. Makes perfect sense. Weight control meant your control over your own body/weight and then thinking how to apply it externally.