thunder-blade:

maverick06:

Martial Encounters | Duel (ep. 3) | Flow

Holly balls.

Aww yiss. I love how the Flow channel is incorporating Martial Arts/tricking into their channel.

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wujifighter:

radical-fitness:

Karate Shoukoushi Kohinata Minoru

(Dialogue read from right-to-left)

I’d love to see this expanded to include kicks from other styles as well.

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malefitspiration:

Wow. someone doing Silat!!!!! I haven’t trained in that in a long time!!!

malefitspiration:

Wow. someone doing Silat!!!!! I haven’t trained in that in a long time!!!

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themiaoculture:

Eastern Miao/Qhos Xiong

1933

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buddhist-martial-way:

Southern Praying Mantis places a heavy emphasis on close-range fighting. This system is known for its short power methods, and has aspects of both internal and external techniques. In application, the emphasis is on hand and arm techniques, and a limited use of low kicks. The application of close combat methods with an emphasis on hands and short kicking techniques makes the Southern Praying Mantis art somewhat akin to what many would call “street fighting.” The hands are the most readily available for attack and defense of the upper body, and protect the stylist by employing ruthless techniques designed to inflict serious injury. The legs are moved quickly into range through footwork to protect and defend the body, and kicks are kept low, short and quick so as to never leave the Southern Mantis combatant off-balance and vulnerable.
I had a friend who used to study in this martial art, it made him very strong and very flexible, quick reflexes also.

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