Martial Arts Secrets Revealed Shastar Vidya Sikh Martial Arts Interview Pt2

[@asantehunter]

I've been studying this art for the last year and honestly what i love about it so much, is even without the application even without seeing it work, the science and technicalities that these ancient warriors thought up are so interesting and extremely intelligent. I've been studying martial arts on and off since i was about 12 (I'm 24 now) including kung fu, kick boxing, wing chun boxing and even after over a year of training in shastar vidiya, in every lesson there is always something completely new to me. a way of looking at something I never thought of, or even when i am familiar with the concept or idea behind a technique, shastar vidiya takes it up by about 10 notches. The optical illusions, the efficiency in movement and the pure genius behind the science makes this one of my favourite arts

[@wavavoom]

Hey Asante, saw you on Lindebeige!

[@VitomirMilosevic]

When I watched this master for the first time,He was showing a kind of ritual "dance" before the fight,also during fight and those mooves were so familliar to me,a kind of thing I "knew from somewhere",but could not remember,from where. It is fascinating fighting art for sure!

[@lsporter88]

Wrestling is a good base for any Martial Art. This particular Art sounds very similar to Tai Chi.

[@MrRickyjcolon]

Really enjoying the classes, love from California.

[@manpaalsingh]

excellent video. Do you have part 1?

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

Thank you for enjoying the video. Part1 is online now. Cheers Will

[@otorishingen8600]

end the interessting journey continues

[@TheSilatiger]

in a sumatran silat we have a training system called satria yoga,it is used to strengthen,make more agile and better balanced,think it comes from india as satria is warrior in indian dialect,found in des bordes lumpat harimau pencak silat

[@NishantSingh-qe7vv]

Yes satria means warrior in sanskrit ,warrior yoga ,no doubt came from india

[@rajapandey2039]

There is an absolute connection between silat and ssv. Unmistakable.

[@asantehunter]

is there a part 3?

[@MrGoldy24]

how i connect with you

[@mohakmalhotra6824]

They have a facebook page. Sanatan kshastravidya

[@REET2012]

SO ....25 YR AGO U ATTAIN .....VHO U R NOW.....IMPRESSIVE

[@manjitrupbikram]

Are you teaching in India too?

[@wave122101]

i want to learn to cook curry and keer instead

[@363Magi]

He saying he the last of his certain school? Cause it's bullshit he's the last fighting skih I've seen videos of real ones in India talking to him and making him say sorry etc.

[@NishantSingh-qe7vv]

it was akal takt ,sikhs most sacred throne ,all sikhs follows their command ,he said sorry bcz they were not happy with some of his statements ,they were religious people ,so thats why he said sorry

[@sichi620]

@@NishantSingh-qe7vv it was takht shri hazur sahib and he ran from there and still not returned to India . He is famous among nihangs for spreading misinformation and doing wrong parchar

[@kuldeepkaur5080]

By the way he just had apologize for being fake

[@sandeepbhan473]

100 kuttey ek sher nu gher ke ussey mafi mangney ki bheekh maang rahey they, aur bhai Nidar Singh ji ne unki venti iss kare sunn li ki wo unki putt fadna ni chunde si, unki izzat rakhney lai bhai Nihang ji ne wo sab likha hua pad ditta.

[@kuldeepkaur5080]

sandeep bhan exactly what I was saying he apologized

[@bobsingh5521]

Kuldeep Kaur He apologized because Sikhs are crazy and jealous race amongst each other

[@DharamG]

Ho ho ho his Martial art and expertise are real whether khalasha or not who care

[@eamons5146]

@@bobsingh5521 no he got in trouble for spreading misinformation about the Sikh religion.