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A Little Modern Arnis From The Czech Republic!
- Thread starter Brian R. VanCise
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Here is some more!
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chris arena
Green Belt
Great form! Modern Arnis done well! This is where proper Modern Arnis basics come to play. Once mastered, no matter where in the world you live, you can see the legacy that the Prof developed. Noticed the 10 count flow drill, Decuardas, tapi-tape and more just like in the tapes. Very insightfull.
Also, I sing that song in the shower!
Chris Arena
enthusastic intermediatte
Also, I sing that song in the shower!
Chris Arena
enthusastic intermediatte
Mono
Yellow Belt
Yes the Guys in Czech Republim are doing a very good Job!
I have just been there mid October to teach a Weekend Seminar and they are very passionate about their Training!
They are directly connected to DAV (Germany) and are following the DAV Curriculum for their Teaching/Training...
Greetings!
Philipp "Mono" Wolf
I have just been there mid October to teach a Weekend Seminar and they are very passionate about their Training!
They are directly connected to DAV (Germany) and are following the DAV Curriculum for their Teaching/Training...
Greetings!
Philipp "Mono" Wolf
That's impressive. Love the power, speed, commitment and general rough-and-tumble nature of the training, besides the obvious skill.
From watching many clips of many arts on the internet, it seems that Germans and Slavic peoples train hard. Not that you don't see that kind of training in the US, just that here you see a lot of training that is much more staid.
Reminds me of the Polish group Ringschule Wroclaw and their popular video, in the intensity of training.
Or for that matter, this Messer clip from Germany, which has also been on MT.
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheRealGladiatores
Stan
From watching many clips of many arts on the internet, it seems that Germans and Slavic peoples train hard. Not that you don't see that kind of training in the US, just that here you see a lot of training that is much more staid.
Reminds me of the Polish group Ringschule Wroclaw and their popular video, in the intensity of training.
Or for that matter, this Messer clip from Germany, which has also been on MT.
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheRealGladiatores
Stan
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