BJJ Legend Ricardo Liborio breaks down frame submissions. This position is great for practitioners with a strong base and is easy to transition to from closed guard. The Kimura from this position is easy to transfer into and harder for your opponent to read.
Ricardo Liborio was the very first World Jiu Jitsu Champion in the Super Heavyweight Division in 1996. Liborio earned his black belt under the famed Carlson Gracie as one of his elite 200 martial artist at the Carlson Gracie Jiu Jitsu Academy. Liborio is also well know for his role in the creation of Brazilian Top Team (BTT) and American Top Team (ATT). He is also the founder of Martial Arts Nation whcih he continue to lead as the master instructor for many of his students wordwide. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoaYw-DcpTs
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TACTICAL THINKING: This clip comes from Greg Jackson's new online mixed-martial arts course from Black Belt magazine. Learn MMA on your digital device from the man who coached Holly Holm, Jon Jones, Georges St-Pierre and plenty of other UFC fighters!
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http://www.blackbeltmag.com?video=1 Mike Gillette describes how he uses martial power generated through dynamic breathing to bend a steel bar. The martial arts master takes you step-by-step through the process, from intent to the first kink in the steel and all the way through to the final result!
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http://www.blackbeltmag.com?video=1 A 30-year veteran of the martial arts, John Spezzano is a full instructor of Jun Fan gung fu / jeet kune do concepts and the Philippine martial arts under Dan Inosanto. Spezzano is also qualified to teach maphilindo silat (under Inosanto), wing chun (under Francis Fong) and muay Thai (under Chai Sirisute). He is a Russian Kettlebell Certified instructor under Pavel Tsatsouline. In this exclusive blackbeltmag.com video, Spezzano shows you how to execute the "clean" with a kettlebell! For more information, visit pacificcoastmartialarts.com
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http://www.blackbeltmag.com?video=1 Professor Wally Jay is a Black Belt Hall of Fame member (1969), 10th dan in jujutsu under Juan Gomez (a top disciple of Henry S. Okazaki) and a sixth dan in judo under Ken Kawachi. Jay is one of the few martial artists this century to have come up with a theory of fighting, developed it and put it into practice. His influence is felt throughout the martial arts industry.
Volume 3 discusses grappling, including falling, effective throws, advanced chokes and resuscitation.
DVD Code 5119. Approx. 40 min. Available now at blackbeltmag.com
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http://www.blackbeltmag.com?video=1 In this martial arts DVD trailer for Samurai Swordsmanship Volume 2: Intermediate Sword Program by Masayuki Shimabukuro, the Black Belt Hall of Fame member shows you cutting technique with the fabled samurai sword. Narration is provided by his senior student, Carl E. Long. This three-volume DVD collection covers basic, intermediate and advanced concepts and features interviews with both instructors. Topics include mat cutting, forms, uniform care, sword etiquette, cleaning your weapon, thrusts, drawing and sheathing the sword and much more.
DVD Code 9579. Running time approx. 55 min. Available now at blackbeltmag.com
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Shaolin Vs Evil Dead 1 - FULL MOVIE IN ENGLISH - SPECIAL BLACK BELT MARTIAL ART MOVIE NIGHT
Shaolin Vs. Evil Dead (Shao Lin jiang shi) is a kung fu vampire movie starring Gordon Liu. The movie title itself exploits the film Evil Dead, however, there is actually no relationship between two films. The film also heavily references the style of Mr. Vampire, though it has a unique plot.
The film ends abruptly, without resolution, because of a planned sequel, which is previewed in the end credits. The funding for the sequel was approved in 2005,[2] and the second half of the film, Shaolin Vs. Dead: Ultimate Power was released the same year.[3]
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http://www.blackbeltmag.com?video=1 Marika Taylor talks with stunt choreographer John Kreng, author of Fight Choreography: The Art of Non-Verbal Dialogue, about self-defense on the street versus filming it for the screen in this exclusive video footage from the International Mixed Martial Arts Expo held at the Los Angeles Convention Center!
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Get more from Kelly McCann: http://amzn.to/2xP38qQ
Combatives expert Kelly McCann is a former U.S. Marine special-missions officer responsible for counterterrorism and counter-narcotics. He now serves as president of Crucible, a firm that organizes protective details in all sorts of high-risk environments, provides security support services and trains military, government and law-enforcement operators to do whatever it takes to survive and complete their mission. He's also served as a subject-matter expert in close-quarters combat, high-risk protective services, high-risk-environment force protection tactics, and terrorist techniques and procedures. A former military and security analyst for CNN and MSNBC, he can now be seen on Fox News.
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Richard "Mack" Machowicz is an ex-Navy SEAL, co-host of Spike TV's Deadliest Warrior and author of the book Unleash the Warrior Within. He's proficient in taekwondo and has studied muay Thai, kali, boxing, Brazilian jiu-jitsu and Paul Vunak's take on jeet kune do. However, this SEAL Team hand-to-hand combat instructor was, as a kid, clueless when it came to how to deal with bullies.
"I had to deal with bullies all the time," Richard Machowicz explains. "I was a really small kid, a very light kid. There were bullies, but what I had to learn was how to take care of myself."
In the years since, Richard Machowicz has studied a variety of martial arts and had an extensive military career, so his is a story of survival and self-reinvention — but that's not always the case, as evidenced by headlines from across the country of kids committing suicide and regularly citing nonstop bullying as one of their primary reasons.
Richard Machowicz joined the military to develop the physicality and mentality that he did not have himself. "Even though I'd gone through a lot of tough times as a kid and could take pain pretty well — when I was 9, I spent four years in a place where the state sends juvenile delinquents — I had physical limitations," he explains. "I wanted to develop capabilities that would exceed them. That's the main reason I went in the military. I had a bunch of experiences on SEAL Team that allowed me to grow. It fostered the development of my thinking."
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WHEN BULLIES ARE ADULTS, WE CALL THEM THUGS
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Kids, of course, often don't have access to expensive military schools for such development. Most wouldn't want to go, anyway. Therefore, a viable alternative for development of self-esteem, physical prowess and mental acuity would be traditional martial arts training.
So Black Belt posed a question to Richard Machowicz:
Are parents reluctant to enroll their children in martial arts for fear that their kids — rather than learn how to deal with bullies — may, in fact, become aggressors themselves?
"I have no idea where that logic jump is coming from because that's not really what the martial arts are about," Richard Machowicz says. "It's about discipline — se
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