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Streetfighting Essentials: Combining Western Boxing And Hapkido Into An Unstoppable Self-Defense System [VHS] $28.00 Real street fights are serious trouble – the kind of trouble that most martial arts don’t prepare you for. So what do you do when a street thug approaches, wanting to make you his next victim? Former security professional and hapkido black belt Alain Burrese has the answer. In this explosive two-tape set, Burrese teaches you how to blend the proven hand techniques of boxing and hapkido’s devastati… |
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Streetfighting Essentials: Combining Western Boxing And Hapkido Into An Unstoppable Self-Defense System [VHS] Real street fights are serious trouble – the kind of trouble that most martial arts don’t prepare you for. So what do you do when a street thug approaches, wanting to make you his next victim? Former security professional and hapkido black belt Alain Burrese has the answer. In this explosive two-tape set, Burrese teaches you how to blend the proven hand techniques of boxing and hapkido’s devastati… |
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Lock On: Joint Locking Essentials Volume 1: Wrist Locks $34.95 “These techniques are, indeed, powerful tools and should be practiced carefully with a partner. They are intended for close, confrontational situations, which are usually the real-life situations where defense is needed. Nothing fancy here. Just straightforward techniques that work. I’ve used some of them before to stop more escalated fight situations, so I know they work. Alain Burrese presents t… |
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Lock On: Joint Locking Essentials Volume 2: Arm Bars & Elbow Locks $34.95 “This video is by far the best Martial Arts DVD I have ever seen. It is very clean and well thought out. If you are looking for a DVD that will help you take someone down or just to learn new moves, this is the one to get.” -Shannon PhilpottJoint locks can be some of the most difficult techniques to learn and master. That is until now. The Lock On: Joint Locking Essentials series is a comprehensiv… |
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Hapkido Katas and Essentials: White Belt to Green Belt $14.99 Hapkido Katas and Essentials: White Belt to Green Belt is a 136-minute instructional video taught by Grandmaster John Dowdy, who runs the American College of Martial Arts in Burlington, North Carolina. The main sections of the video include: stretches and warmups, stances and falling, kicks, strikes, yellow belt kata, and green belt kata. Grandmaster John Dowdy is the founder of the Tiger Shark… |
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Power Hapkido Essential Techniques $9.99 HapKiDo – the way of coordinated power. Essentially, you are using your opponent’s size and power to your advantage. In this book, Grandmaster Kim shows you many different kicks and techniques that can be utilized during stressful and dangerous encounters on the street.Grandmaster Myung Yong Kim is one of the few original Hapkido Masters still alive and teaching today and he proudly teaches Hapkid… |
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Streetfighting Essentials : Combining Western Boxing And Hapkido Into An Unstoppable Self-Defense System $29.95 … |
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Power Hapkido Essential Techniques [POWER HAPKIDO ESSENTIAL TECHNI] [Paperback] $70.95 … |
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Which is more effective for the street?
I need some help on finding a grappling art that would seem the most realistic for the street. Now I think I narrowed it down to aikido, Royce Gracie brazilian jiu-jitsu, or judo. I think judo may not do so well agaisnt confrontations pertaining to more than one opponent. But please let me know if you think there are any better grappeling arts out there I may want to consider, ty!!
mytank4 what happend to that guy was terrible. It looked like not an act of defence but like a set fight at a school or something. I understand what your point is, its very effective at what its doing. But thoes two clowns should be in jail.
only an amateur would want to take a street fight to the ground.
people don’t always travel alone and if your locked up on the ground with him is friends may jump in at that point and you are helpless.
bjj and grappling arts are only for one on one situations. and not always practical in a street fight.
your better off learning a stand up art first and using grappling as a backup. it’s use full to know but dont relay on it for your only means of defense
Rickson gracie in Paris
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Aikido to BJJ $34.95 Aikido is a highly evolved form of Japanese jiu-jutsu with smooth flowing techniques and an emphasis on blending rather than fighting. Brazilian Jiu-jitsu (BJJ) is also a highly evolved form of Japanese jiu-jutsu however with an emphasis on grappling. In this instructional DVD, you will learn how these arts fit together from two of the top instructors in their respective arts. For the aikido side … |
