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Chen-Style Taiji Spear - Appreciation of Chen-Style TaiChi Quan Routines


Chen-Style Taiji Spear - Appreciation of Chen-Style TaiChi Quan Routines

Chen-style Taiji Spear is also called "Pear-spear plus White Ape cudgel", which is one of the long weapons. It combines the characteristics of the spear and the cudgel. In real combat it has the effect of the spear's thrusting in a line and the cudgel's sweeping on a plain. With the use of Taiji Quan?s twining and sticking it is called "Chen-style Taiji Spear".
The routine of this spear is well knitted and cohesive with special features. Main movements are thrust, block, hold, parry, chop, sweep, twist and press. The play really embodies the magic and unimaginable power of "Pear-spear plus white Ape cudgel".
This program collects chen-style taiji quan new frame routine I, routine II and routine of spring-autumn falchion. Their demonstration fully shows the features of the routines and their correct movements. Practicing them for a long time will help you mould your character, imporve your health and strengthen your physique.

Chen-style Taiji Push-hands





Chen-style Taiji Push-hands

Push-hand is a kind of Wushu exercise in which two partners twine each other's hands to train their tactile and quickness in response. While practicing, the exerciser should comply with some basic Taiji principles such as sticking to each other without being separated, moving freely and flexibly, neither separating nor making forcible contact, rotating the body smoothly, making good use of the skill rather than only the force and staying clear of the opponent main force and striking at his weak points. Combining the basic techniques of grasp, catch, kick, jackknife and punch, the exercisers practice warding off, deflecting, pushing, pressing trampling, throwing, elbowing and leaning to obtain a sensitivity of knowing the enemy intention in advance and making quick decision of how and where to attack or defend.

The Self Defence Training System (Damian Ross)

The Self Defence Training System (Damian Ross)

The Self Defense Training System (SDTS) Combatives uses principles of close combat that have been proven over many decades of actual warfare. The number one principle of the SDTS is offensive, aggressive and ruthless attack, not a defensive mindset. The SDTS is not a martial arts system; it is a system of realistic and effective close combat based on proven methods that will allow you to gain the tactical advantage as fast as possible using whatever means possible. This includes unarmed techniques, knife fighting, club and other impact and edged weapons. The purpose of the SDTS Combatives is to save lives.

Our goal with the Self Defense Training System is to disseminate knowledge to those people who wish to have real, lifesaving fighting skills. Even though we attract many military, law enforcement, martial artists and people who have experienced violence in their lives, the program is designed so anyone with little or no experience can train successfully

Description:

1. Essential Self Defense
2. Advanced Methods of Striking
3. Ground Fighting for Keepers
4. Defence against Mugs and Holds
5. Escape and Evasion Techniques
6. Body Conditioning
7. Combat Physical Training
8. Weapons Defense
9. Weapons Offensive Tactics Knife and Club
10. Combat Throws and Take Downs
11. Old School Weapons and Tactics
12. Quick Killing and Deadly Finishing Techniques

Eddie Quinn - The Approach


Eddie Quinn - The Approach

What is THE APPROACH? Is it a new system ? What it is, is a distillation of Pencak Silat Fitrah, with influences of Thai, Filipino and Indonesian martial arts all of which I have practiced over the years, what it provides is a very practical, easy to learn and efficient way of defending oneself and your loved ones.

DVD 1 - The Entry System
Learn how to Destroy any incoming Punch! You will learn to
use your whole body as a weapon. THE APPROACH has no blocks only devastating strikes.

DVD 2 - Power Development & Padwork
This DVD will enhance your power, timing, and body mechanics. You will learn to hit with devastating power, turning your forearms into legal pick axe handles!

DVD 3 - Multiple Strikes
Learn to hit with multiple strikes, using your forearms andhammerfists to defend against head butts, knee strikes, combination punches and the grapplers shoot.

DVD 4 - Elbow Strikes
This DVD covers closing the distance with the Entry system then introducing devastating elbow strikes to terminate the fight. Whether you are a novice or a black belt this DVD WILL enhance you as a martial artist.

DVD 5 - Takedowns
In this DVD I take you through the practical applications of taking your opponent to the ground, this DVD introduces you to head and body takedowns that make breakfalling redundant, be warned!!

Chinese National Cultural And Sports Center - Shuai Jiao




Chinese national cultural and sports center - Shuai Jiao

Shuai Jiao - traditional Chinese wrestling - is one of the oldest martial methods in China, which exists not only as separate style, but is also a part of each fighting system. It combines best methods of Mongolian, Manchurian and native Chinese wrestling systems. The set includes detailed, step-by-step instructions of 30 hand practice methods, 23 practice methods with equipment, 33 footwork methods as well as large variety of practical wrestling techniques with partner.


Understanding Combative Psychology


Understanding Combative Psychology

This project provides an in-depth insight into the psychology of violent confrontation, applying cutting-edge strategies from Neural-Based Training, NLP, and a variety of advanced learning technologies designed to maximise your Combative efficiency.

Improvised Weapons of Opportunity


Improvised Weapons of Opportunity

In this final part in the Secondary Tools series, we take an updated look into the use of improvised weapons. The two primary areas of concern here are said tools for personal carry and weapons of opportunity.Here we are looking at this subject from the carry law perspective in the United Kingdom - where of course, unlike other parts of Europe and the rest of the world, we are NOT allowed to carry any item of any kind even remotely construed as a 'weapon'. Hence our principle of 'going armed' must remain a secondary option here. In this program we take an updated view of improvised tools, looking at some of the latest purpose built KIT on the market for Self Protection, along with other simple carry options and useful tools to hand. We take an in-depth look at the pros and cons of impact tools compared to point and edge items. We also look at the 'Force to Threat Parallel' along with the possible consequences of employing such KIT. The message here is that IMPACT is always going to be the more clinical option - and just anything in your hand is most certainly NOT better than nothing. Good advice and excellent scenario training drills make this program a great final addition to the Secondary Tools series.

Pekiti - Tirsia Basic Hand-vs-Knife with Bill McGrath


Pekiti - Tirsia Basic Hand-vs-Knife with Bill McGrath

Shows basic empty hand defenses vs. a knife held in hammer grip, including "Knife Tapping" parry drills, "Third Hand" strikes, disarming, throws and locks.

The Dos Triques Formula - Dog Brothers Martial Arts


The Dos Triques Formula - Dog Brothers Martial Arts

Dr. Ed Thomas is a Fulbright Scholar, martial artist and university professor with over 25 years of teaching experience. The Fitness Council of the NSGA has recognized Dr. Thomas as a quotable Health and fitness Expert.

The shoulder girdle is by far one of the Movable Most Areas of the body BUT it is one of the Also Most Fragile areas. For serious and recreational athletes alike, the pain and instability that results from shoulder injuries can jeopardize careers and alter lifestyles. As with many injuries, this number could be greatly reduced with the proper care and training. Strength of the shoulder should be complemented by flexibility, yet many Americans never fully develop their natural shoulder girdle mobility and muscular balance. When the ball-and-socket of the shoulder Joint is made strong, aligned and mobile, like the other joints - wrist and elbow Also Benefit. Indian Club Swinging CAN be described as circular Weight Training BUT CAN exercise the shoulder, Wrist, and Elbow in ways not possible with traditional linear weight training. Indian Club swinging will not only strengthen muscles and ligaments, maintain joint flexibility, and improve range of motion but will greatly reduce risk of injury. You will also notice improved grace, rhythm and eye-hand coordination due to the concentration and neural demands necessary to perform the movements. The benefits of Indian Club Exercises are enormous and can greatly enhance the performance of any athlete.

Ninja Training - Masaaki Hatsumi Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu

Ninja Training - Masaaki Hatsumi Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu

Mutodori is a basis of the Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu.Soke Masaaki Hatsumi focuses on Takagi Yoshin Ryu and introduces 23 techniques for stopping sword attacks.The essence of Mutodori is said "Wrap your opponent.Don't try to catch the sword".