Forest Warrior Monk Training - Staff Martial Arts, Archery, Fitness & Focus

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@graysutherlin7568 Год назад

Here I am, an American college student, taking a study break during my internship in Mongolia, watching a Scottish Highlander tell me how to become a ninja. I'd like to thank the 21st century for being so weird, and I'd like to thank you, Tom, for helping it be that way.

@leezap 9 месяцев назад

lol. Great description.

@MichaelMassie Год назад

"Forest warrior monk" is now my new favorite D&D subclass.

@withagwyn 7 месяцев назад

It's fascinating to see how every culture in humanity has found a way to work with sticks. It's like there's a universal connection we all share with the simplicity and versatility of a stick.

@johnstrae7392 Год назад

Just spent two weeks in Kenya. The Maasai 'staff culture' is so cool. It's nothing fancy, it is just such a big part of their life/culture

@RudarPaz Год назад

Hello! My name is Rudar, I live in Curitiba, in the state of Paraná, Brazil. I had the pleasure of visiting Edinburgh in 2019 and I simply "came home". Since then, I've been looking for all the information I can about Scotland, as if I needed to relearn the country my soul belongs to. I don't know what your beliefs are, but I personally feel that I've lived in this place, I've been Scottish in another life. It's a feeling that goes beyond a simple liking. My soul cries out to come home. I found your channel thanks to my research on kilts and since then, I watch them one by one, sometimes repeatedly. Its content is excellent precisely because of the simplicity and frankness it conveys. Apart from that I learn a lot about "my soul country". I thank you and send my hugs and best energies from Brazil.

@Woodchuckinthesouth Год назад

I call what you describe as forrest warrior monk by a different name, Wilderness Martial Arts. I describe it thusly: Wilderness martial arts is a call back to the original way in which great warriors of old would train... I want to grow this niche more and I think you are well on the way to helping people out that want to train in a martial art while enjoying a more natural environment. Cheers!

@girlie5870 6 месяцев назад

LOVE your videos. Thank you for being thoughtful, playful, goofy, obvious, and profound. It's a joy to watch everything you do and remember my very brief time in the beautiful highlands of Scotland.

@spikemcnock8310 Год назад

When I was 20 in 1982 I had a fascination with sticks, bows,camping, survival, I made my own sticks out of Ash, Hazel and others I also made my own arrows,awhile later this developed into armoured combat with swords, spears, I made my own shields too, and joined a Viking/Saxon group. Stick fighting is great fun, I still have many staffs, sticks and walking sticks. Keep the videos coming 👍

@mrver427 Год назад

Every time I watch one of your videos I get filled with the overwhelming sensation to snap the handle off my broom, throw on my kilt and sprint into the woods. Seriously though you are a massive inspiration to me, love your videos man. Edit: btw, where do you get your staves/staffs from?

@FandabiDozi Год назад

haha! Glad to hear it man! My main walking staff I made from a Rowan sapling. Another is a Japanes, oak Jo staff, another a rattan and oak bo staff I bought online

@padd6007 Год назад

@@FandabiDoziI would buy staffs from your website if you sold them.

@vandamnn3564 Год назад

@FandabiDozi if you like flow, May I suggest studying baguazhang

@stefans.8850 Год назад

@@padd6007it’s very easy to make them yourself. And it’s way more fulfiling :))

@neon9152 Год назад

@@stefans.8850 As someone that has made very many staves ever since I was little kid running through the woods behind my house, this. Finding the right wood, the correct grain, practicing and learning to carve your own designs and make it truly yours, is not only a journey in itself but much more personal than clicking add to cart.

@gwilymyddraig Год назад

I love your channel. I live with slow chronic heart failure. Staff exercises have kept me fit and balanced. I have like, 6 or 7? 3 oak staffs (1 jo) some fire hardened, beaver eaten driftwood....Can't remember. I live in a forest in northern Québec and find solace in nature. You inspire me every time, watched your vids many times and passed them on to friends.

@EmbraceTheInevitable Год назад

2:56 Forest warrior monk training is a frickin sick name don’t worry

@skune8317 Год назад

Missed out going to Archery today because I have no strength this morning. Wish I had now, even if it was for the social aspect. Fitness, Focus, Social. Great video as always. What a legend.

@danielthompson6207 Год назад

Never stop doing what you do, my friend. Your earlier videos changed me and moved me to better my life, and I've been getting loads of inspiration from you since I first started watching. You're a real treasure!

@cavedweller364 Год назад

I started following you when you first started discussing Highlanders. I got fascinated by the clans 4-5 years ago. Been awhile and I’ve just come back to your channel. Everything your talking about in this video is everything I’m looking for. Love your content brother. Same concept across the pond, in the Allegheny National Forest.

@rossfindlay2664 Год назад

I love your channel, Tom. That's a beautiful area you have for your outdoor activities. I was born in Aberdeen, but have lived in Australia since I was 4, am 48 now. I certainly have highlander blood in my veins and hope to see Scotland someday. Cheers 🍻

@FireStar-gz2ry Год назад

This is definitely one guy who could probably use what he has learned effectively in any situation ❤

@floyd4335 Год назад

This was a great video, Fandabi. Entertaining, informative, and light-hearted! Well done, Sir!

@dragonmaster6251 Год назад

Fun fact about archery based repetitive strain injuries back in the prime of the English longbow men who's bows had draw weights upto and sometimes exceeding 140 pounds would experience drastic changes in their skeletal system their ribcage would stretch and the bone density in their hold arm would double all to cope with the comical amount of stress they would go through during their trains and battles

@spijkerpoes Год назад

as a beerlover I really like what you did with that hainikun

@padd6007 Год назад

Quite inspiring aye. I noticed gyms never done it for me. Always felt too boxed in and such. But getting out into nature really does change that. I used to cycle a lot and it kept me fit, cycling down canals and such. Perhaps I should invest in a bike again and get out there. And maybe even pick up a stick or two… good thing sticks are everywhere

@wildernesshermit2126 Год назад

Forest Warrior Monk is a great name .

@steffenmuller8121 Год назад

Respect respect respect for your Askese and training discipline !!!

@peoplesfundraising9286 Год назад

Not a weirdo... for sure, what most of us really want to do.

@maxhunter8101 11 месяцев назад

What’s so wrong about being a weirdo

@luvadane Год назад

That acting at 0:38 was really cool

@christopherrabuck7317 Год назад

Wow Bless You Cherished Friend and Role Model! Just what I need to remember, absorb and implement. Thank you for sharing your Forest Warrior Monk Training.

@rudygarcia5546 Год назад

This man is very impressive

@Fer-De-Lance 7 месяцев назад

Thanks.

@gregkral4467 Год назад

Fandabit Dozi, love your channel, thank you so very much.

@erinhellebuyck7527 Год назад

Thank you

@Flash-Strike Год назад

LOVED ! !! Im importing your !DEAS to my training !!! MUCH LOVE from Brazil GOD Bless ALL

@jdylan_05 Год назад

Huge fan of your work man. It’s amazing just the way you “flow” with everything and every movement you make 😮. Big new inspiration on me brother👏.

@davidcdun8896 Год назад

So, you are training like a ninja. Not just martisl arts, but also forest or wilderness survival. Keep up the great work. 🫡🫡

@aprovost8733 10 месяцев назад

Simple. Super. I like it. Thank you !

@Lahire-s7l 11 месяцев назад

Super cool 😊

@Sutorenja Год назад

Now this is my kinda gym

@sincererespects6658 Год назад

Brilliant!

@Rix_the_rex Год назад

This is in my opinion one of the best channels fandabi dozi is such a a big inspiration

@samirish6696 Год назад

Looks like a great path to walk!

@MOUNTAINOUS Год назад

nice. i like the archery part. i do speed shooting. no handed rolls with the bow and with m4 rifles. or any other weapon. archery in samurai armor. in full ninja gear in the mt hood forest. this popped up in my recommended videos. but ya you could like my combat archery - archery of the ninja 2018 video. but some i am in samurai armor in the forest on mt hood by the river doing speed shooting and so on. i make videos to. we are both warriors at heart. i did bujinkan budo taijutsu and ninjutsu and samurai bujutsu formally etc. for many years and solo training in the mountains for over a decade. keep up the good work bro. always good to meet another fellow warrior.

@ariverdreaming Год назад

I’m so inspired to try this!! Love your videos as a reflection of your attitude about life Tom. You are such a badass.

@johnmclaughlin5660 Год назад

Fantastic ,thanks keeping the spirit of our ancestors alive ! 💜🔥

@NickGoldsmith776 Год назад

I enjoyed this 😊 Thanks Nick

@mattharrison9550 Год назад

Just great!

@sweetloveelmo Год назад

Blessings and gratitude.

@lauriallantorni3761 Год назад

All usefull and interesting, thank you for your time and good will to share it with us.

@h0rn3d_h1st0r1an Год назад

Wake up, honey. Fandabi Dozi just uploaded. I love the look you got going on, by the way.

@Luxury_vagabond Год назад

This life style is gorgeous.

@robbieguerrero3351 Год назад

I love it..."Can You Shoot Upside Down, Can you Shoot After a Commando Roll"....Great Stuff....It Would Be an Honor to Meet You.

@klayvonisme Год назад

Very excellent sir. Bravo! You have very much inspired me!

@thalesanastacio760 Год назад

Great Video and Great Training! You should do a Forest Warrior Monk routine for urban monks!!

@FandabiDozi Год назад

Thank you! The plan is to one day develop an online training course where anyone could follow along. Starting to experiment with lessons on the Patreon page currently :)

@thalesanastacio760 Год назад

@@FandabiDozi I'll definitely check it out!

@philholman8520 Год назад

What can one say.....? Other than.... TERRIFIC video! Thanks for SHARING! You are the spark that has set this old boy alight to have a last fling at living! Cheers! 👍✌️🇬🇧

@lorifromtemeculaca426 Год назад

You Never Disappoint Fandabidozi!

@petergammell5599 Год назад

I'm making a D&D character based off of this concept of the forest warrior monk. Love the channell!

@adamday2067 Год назад

love all your videos !

@MostSumma-r4t 2 месяца назад

Love your channel ....

@b.m.jmooren3973 Год назад

Just bumped into your channel Wow, what a man! I have been waiting for you my whole life 1. Irish accent & humor 100% 2. Manliness 100% 3. Nature loving human 100% ❤

@leezap 9 месяцев назад

lol

@paavohirn3728 Год назад

Great fun!

@bigbadwolfstudios1 Год назад

There's also a lot to be said about the meditative aspects and flow involved with music. Either playing an instrument or singing, it's a very zen feeling. Plus singing is very good for breathing and lung/core strength while using instruments can help with different aspects of more fine motor functions. You could even classify that part of the exercise routine as Making Noise

@Misguidedchopper Год назад

Truly a big fan...I really appreciate all your work you put in for our entertainment..I watch a video every morning before work.and have been learning alot... I definitely look forward to new videos for my morning routine

@michael.waddell Год назад

As an iai/kenjutsu practitioner in scotland... I appreciated this🙏🏻

@tz500h Год назад

thanks for posting more often

@Silverphoenix36912 11 месяцев назад

Great video, thank you. 😁👍

@jess53nz Год назад

Loved the generally acting like a weirdo comment! All the best people do. Wish I'd found your channel before getting chronic illnesses and could've done at least some of your ideas

@joshgibbs9113 Год назад

Thanks a lot for this video man big love

@PlattMentalWorks 9 месяцев назад

brother you are a certified badass. thank you

@Lancetronium 10 месяцев назад

Good video, thanks.

@josephr9551 Год назад

Lovely athleticism! Amazing what the human body is capable of if we give it a chance.

@silvafox8371 Год назад

I enjoyed this vid - thanks

@alkinesis Год назад

Oh this is great stuff...and great staff! 😃

@songvietdesign Год назад

Thanks :*

@manfrombritain6816 Год назад

you've got it all figured out man. i live in Manchester and wish i had places like these to go - i can visit the peak district easy enough but you certainly can't get away with doing things like shooting a bow there. wild camping options are limited too. during covid lockdowns i debated moving to dumfries and living nearer wilderness... kinda wish i'd done it now

@SuperKendoman Год назад

Very interesting, your staff technique reminds me of those of the southern shaolin monks or Okinawa bojutsu.

@alexdavid8545 Год назад

Thank You. Excellent and creative adaptation of various warrior techniques and exercises. I wish I had access to such grand and varied scenery to practice. Wonderful !!

@marsiloficino5060 Год назад

That’s legit training mate’

@MGADTH Год назад

i appreciate your videos and the overall focus of your channel, your videos are a huge inspiration to a young outdoorswoman!

@juicedgatts9091 Год назад

Damn, how can you even dislike a video like this

@marksteven6116 Год назад

very good

@twrecks1050 Год назад

This channel is fucking awesome

@endrankluvsda4loko172 Год назад

I love this video so much. Very inspirational

@bmviss Год назад

Love your focus on foundations. I always try to skip those and am working hard to embrace the journey.

@JamesTWood Год назад

forest warrior monk is perfect! how else do you describe being a weirdo in the woods! 🤷🏻 really love the point about how learning the foundations unlocks play! i feel like that's a key part of indigenous and ancestral wisdom found in mythology and initiation rituals!

@dannythomson5239 Год назад

bo staff and han bo were always my faves when i used to do nin jitsu....many years ago, stick at the training mate, you will regret stopping if you do...i promise you will.

@Hebrews_3 Год назад

Nice commercial. Thanks for the info I'm going to go look now

@henrik564 Год назад

I just thought about you, and boom there is the new vide. Thank you so much❤

@bongothom Год назад

Another great video, very inspiring. Thanks for posting.

@archer125 Год назад

Love this channel king 👑

@atamknife74 Год назад

Like your videos very much👍👍👍

@Jerfish1 Год назад

I’m so glad to watch your channel grow over the years, been watching for some time now and it just keeps getting better - and the subs are climbing too! I like the AG1 except the sweetener, wish they had an unsweetened as I don’t like Stevia/find it unnecessary in there

@jillatherton4660 Год назад

Nice bow, haven't seen that one before. 😄👍

@rob-boticscalisthenicshome6355 11 месяцев назад

Epic video.

@Spiffy_SiFF 10 месяцев назад

Got here from your earlier videos. Ooh, a metal spike cap for on the end is called a ferrule.

@vermili0n 9 месяцев назад

I’ve always wanted to get better with a bow and staff. Used to make my own bows and arrows and carried a staff while hiking. Never really trained enough with them though

@nickbryantfyi 5 месяцев назад

i do archery and staff as well, i was just drawn towards them.

@samuelwestlund3386 Год назад

These work outs remind me a lot of some of my work outs, especially the bodyweight ones and the ones that involve swinging sticks around.

@danieljohnson2349 Год назад

Fandabi Dozi 👍

@IodoDwarvenRanger Год назад

Great video, more on stick swinging please :)

@shorinryu9713 Год назад

Would love some staff tutorial vids 🙏

@deepquake9 Год назад

Nice

@Hateful_ Год назад

Yo this is sick! I’ll definitely try something like this in my backyard. I’m gonna be a Backyard Warrior Monk 🔥🔥

@Hung_Gar_Ranger-Ran_Levy Год назад

Loved your video. Just as a tip.. when u practice with the staff, it seems that your upper body form is almost perfect, but.. when you moved freely hiting the rope, your lower body form, your legs seemed out of balnced. Meaning you may fall easly and there will be a major lack of power. You must transfer the energy of hit from the ground, root yourself, keep the shoulders down. Speaking as a Hung Gar practitioner. You are very talnted, perfect form when practicing without a target. Great archer(better then me), just that spesific issue might use a little improvment. Root yourself then hit. Keep up the good work, life and videos.🍻