What I love about all you Masters is your love, passion and your strong desire to make sure the students understand the concepts. Your self-defense is real, not the same useless tired stuff you learn in most martial arts schools with their nonsensical unrealistic bunkai. Tomorrow, will mark 47 yrs I’ve been in martial arts, with the last 37 of those years spent in Shotokan Karate. Every time I watch one of your videos, I learn something. Thank you for sharing. Keep Shining and Soaring Warriors! OSU!
OUS! I got my 1st Black Belt from Sanuces in Los Angeles. Great for the element of surprise. I rounded up my game with BJJ, Boxing, Kickboxing and Wrestling. It is all about timing. Feels good to e able to pull from everywhere. I love the angles of the punches, difficult to see once initiated.
I can watch this vid over & over and I learn something new again & again......Love the authentic Sanuces, Kumite Ryu, and VSK Lineage......A bow of Honor and Respect....God Bless and Osu!!!!
When he said "If it's something that you see, don't program your mind that's too hard, 'cuz your not gonna get it," that reminded me of a day in class back in junior college. Two of the newer students, two young black guys (as they call us but is as improper a term as calling a caucasian a white man), were at their desks deciding on there classes for the upcoming semester - they each needed a math course, and the instructor, who was also the adviser, kept on saying to them, "Don't take that math, that's hard, take this one instead," in reference to a more basic math course. Again and again, he'd be like, "that's hard, don't take that one." I thought to myself, damn dude it's not like you're the guy who has to teach it. I don't know if my two young bros understood what he was doing, but I sure did; he was trying to program their young minds, which were likely more impressionable than my own at that stage in their lives, and I let him know. I was compelled to stop him, saying "Mr. _________, it's hard BUT ... ." Where's the end of your statement, "It's hard but if they apply themselves and study they can do well RIGHT," I said to him, "Isn't that what you mean to say?" I told him that I knew what he was doing and I'd appreciate it if he'd stop. The dude was shook and for the next few times someone asked him a question, tried to ridicule me by saying things like, "unless someone thinks I should say it differently." He didn't like the fact that his beguiling tactics were detected. I don't think anyone would be surprised when I say that he was a "white guy." If you think the ethnicities of the characters in this true story are irrelevant then you've got a lot to learn about life. I like how Soke Little John makes sure his students understand about mental program, even self-programming. Because everything you do, your triumphs and shortcomings, victories and defeats, start with the mindset.
I trained with professor v and at the when world's college dojo with professor Powell...I did sadly notice that from an Aikijitsu standpoint the footwork was always very sloppy... the ones who had some boxing background always had the stuff on point... like brother Carl (for those that know him)... I'm thinking that footwork is very important outside the dojo....oos
What you don't seem to understand is that all of those tactics are taught in martial arts pending the system of that art form. It is call NinJutsu the Ninja real deal.
