Mestre Amen Santo (Full Interview) - Capoiera, Only The Strong, Kickboxer 4, Frank Dux and more!

Welcome to my full interview with Mestre Amen Santo (Only The Strong, Kickboxer 4). We cover the history of Capoeira, how he got started and introduced in the art, working on Only The Strong, experience with Frank Dux, Kickboxer 4 and more!
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[@VikingSamurai]

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[@ScreamGuns]

We need you guys in Fighting games! 🤙🏼

[@MrFacundo7]

This was a great interview, Viking 👏 And Mestre Amen Santo was definitely a great guest, I hope to see him again on the channel 💪👍✌️

[@georgee4810]

The highest Capoeira mastery level of "ending with nothing" and "letting everything go" is very reminiscent of what Bruce Lee said about no-style.

[@Battle_One]

It's really not.

[@TheRealTomahawk]

It kind of is but it’s from Zen Buddhism a state of zen and no-mindedness that Bruce Lee used. I got the connection and concept from reading the Book of Five Spheres (rings) by Miyamoto Musashi who shows in the book of the void what no-mindedness means

[@frankperrella1202]

That's something I never did was capoeira nice 👍 I'm drinking my Super green's watching this interview & put a little $$ on the Horse Race 🙏😎👍 love the channel 🙏 God bless

[@KobraKaiNoMercy]

Such a great interview, Viking never disappoints with the guests he can get and info he can bring out of them!

[@robd1329]

I want more Qissi!!!!

[@chengfu7063]

Excellent capoeira it's good stuff it's best to blend the arts go back to better days better times keep up the good work keep score in the home run Interviews excellent

[@JeremyAustin-hw1qy]

When I was 18 i took karate at karate America and when you are a beginner you don't automatically get the white belt you have to earn it which I did and I quit after the 2 week trial

[@robd1329]

Cobra Kai..never diessss

[@JeremyAustin-hw1qy]

@@robd1329 that has nothing to do with my previous post

[@kennethalexander359]

You definitely should watch Wesley Snipes- Masters of the Martial arts.

[@AGC828]

Capoeira---one of the more unorthadox MA. requires amazing athletic ability....obviously. To be able to do the jums, spins....mid-air...with rhythm. Something many people don't have (many are lef-brained...so they won't be able to do Capoeira for that reason...something never talked about...or people who alreay have joint problem e.g. bad knees). Notice how all Capiera people are so fit...no overweight people....like TKD people...obvious reasons... Having said that...with no disrespect to people doing Capeira...why do an "art" that opens you up to serious injury? Acciendes happen when we least expect. No matter how good we are. Why pick MMA given the choice to pick other sports where there is no intentional contact? Takes just one clean blow to the head to forever change one's life...e.g. you slip and fall , hit your head too hard or at all on a solid object. Why I'm now glad my parents enver let me joing a kickboxing gym as a teen....Decades later I understand why. To think there are hundres of thousands paying to join MMA, boxing gyms where they get hit for real in training and competition...over and over...undreds of times.... Had a teenage friend who did go to a kickboxing gym but wasn't allowed to step in the ring...so it was for the exercise. and fitness...smart parenets...

[@Cyberdine5999]

Well as someone who practiced Capoeira, I can say that you don't have to be fit / athletic to do it. Yes, the majority is fit etc but there are (what I call) mutants/ X-men out there who defy law of gravity (LOL). In Capoeira I've seen: - big guys (semi-obese) do crazy stuff; - pregnant women 7 / 8 months, do backflips like nothing; - old men (70-ish y/o) do crazy stuff; - disabled people. It's all in your mind.

[@Greatsport99]

I learned that if you don’t fight back against evil and slavery, owners will keep u under their command and control. Did you ever worked for a dominant manager who tells you what to do as if though they own you?