Nintai (Advanced Knife fighting 5)

[malsolv]

hey hey, my kife techinque btr. I throw the knife at the enemy and it hit the apple on the head? @.@

[Collinffs]

awesome i'm gonna go kill someone now thank you for showing me this, i couldn't have done it without you.

[mrmasterlee1]

Nice work Sabumnim Park! Your Videos are always intriging, I miss chosan Ninja. :)

[Protherium]

Well... I bet this guy:

-- watch?v=suNKWwPnkJ0

... against all the dojo-kinfers around the globe. I wanna really know what Aiki/Nintai/Okinawa/Speznaz/wh­atever teach against a savage rushing attack and multiple quick thrusts in your body. No stances, no hands with knife in midair, bad guy just gets close, pulls a knife and STAB!. I think 90% of dojo-knifers will be simply dead. Another one:

-- watch?v=4ah_0gia4A0

Here some comparisons:

-- watch?v=qLRmtTbNWe0

[pedinkus]

Idiot..

[hinano316]

nice! the second japanese guy looks like james shigeta,ha ha ha.

[poobed666]

i often just practice with my friend like with sticks usually equal in length

[AntiChosunGroup]

Why would you get close to his body when he has control of his arm and still has the knife?

[wolfden68]

Too many presumptions about what is going to happen. First - nobody lunges and leaves a knife in mid-air for you to manipulate his arm. Second - the next action by the attacker is more likely to recover his knife-arm than to attack/block with his other hand. Third - when BL was talking about "classical mess," this is exactly what he was referencing: robotic "do this, then this, then this" techniques, taught and learned by rote. Irresponsible to teach this as a realistic "defense" technique.

[garrettzkool63]

i like my edge on the inside though...

[talentedMaster08]

sweet the ChosenNinja is on this 

[theabomation]

Sensei there is no reason to censor your words You ARE TEACHING US HOW TO KILL AFTER ALL. LOL

[BBoyAlfredo]

sensei, I wonder if you replaced the censored words with something flufy. as in...

"now we drop the body weight, bringing everything down while keeping the arms in check. From here, we scoop our arum up and draw a happy face on the carotid :D"

[WoodlandRavah]

About your disclaimer... I do the stuff y'all on youtube show me all the time, how else would I aquire skillz in the middle of nowhere?

[DJelby]

Guy stabbing would just have to pull back, (which on reflex he probably would) and the guy doing all the fancy techniques would bleed out in a big helpless mess on the floor.

[dogabutila]

@DJelby They didn't explain the placement of the hands well. The support trapping hand has to be on the upper arm side of the elbow to prevent this. If you get the elbow or the forearm with the trapping hand then yes, what you describe is a possibility.

[MammaleousMaximus]

whats the name of the ending song??

[1STSICA]

Hwa Rang Do indeed 

[PROTOSHAMAN]

excellent techniques and execution . Thinking of Michael Echanis. May he rest in peace . thank you

[Lachdenan]

@Asagcaoili I thought to myself "knife on knife is impractical," too, but I'm pretty sure that's why it's filed under advance. No one without serious training (where you were thrashed for years) is going to pull out such complex motor movements in combat. Just yelling at most people destroys their ability to react, or face paint/mask, or whatever. I think this is for someone who is already familiar with every other (more common) knife situation, and master Park is in line with such practicality.

[TacticalPie]

fma is awesome!

so is korean ma

[TacticalPie]

fma is awesome!



[aaronbrent84]

I don't think this is a good move in my opinion. Pause at 0:47 The guy on the right could easily block or grab the other guys wrist with his left hand and simply retract his knife and slice the artery above the elbow.

[thc2468]

@aaronbrent84 ur right . this is bs

[Asagcaoili1]

I like this I really do but, knife on knife is impractical.

[Akaoushi]

I love it thanks for posting.

[cornishman1987]

why did you remove the othere vids ??

[kastle1972]

Even F.M.A needs to be re-tweaked for modern combative scenarios.The dual of of knife fight between two combatants both having blades is a myth unless you live in the Philippines or some third world country.I've trained outside the states as well as teaching & even though I train knife to knife it's only done to develop your attributes.I worked as a correctional officer & was on the SRT unit, I saw many so called edge weapon altercations & all were violent-simple & nasty.

[camrion]

looks like 8 people got their ass wooped in a knife fight.

[kikikikia]

Is there any way to learn to fight using two knives? I'd be grateful to anyone who can help.

[fidgetingfinch]

@kikikikia I think that's like fighting with two guns. Completely impractical. You want one free hand to be able to control the other guy with.

[kikikikia]

@fidgetingfinch Thanks for the information, maybe I'll do a bit of research on knife fighting then

[vladoslavabel]

@kikikikia search(shanexu3 how to use knife) on you tube. Shows a someone swinging two knives. He may be able to help you

[kikikikia]

@vladoslavabel Thanks for the reply, I was curious because I once saw a Wing Chun style where two knives were used.

[maloso1313]

words censored...gay

[Dave54600]

It's a good lesson, technical. However, stuff like this never happens outside the movies. Real stabbings tend to be quick, unexpected, and delivered on someone who has no weapon to defend themselves with.

[awsomemethanks]

@Dave54600 Unless your in special forces and someone charges you with a knife in a really close range area.

[jediknight2694]

it looks like if he steps back he can throat slash

[boobie284]

words censored......"CUT HIS F*@KING THROAT!

[chimibert]

Too much wasted time. Once yo had succesfully parried the initial attack, go directly to the kidney or lung area, I mean right away. Whit all due respect, there is no reason to try an entanglement with the adversary´s blade. Go directly to the exposed back after the parry, which is the back.

[chimibert]

Too much wasted time, once you have parried succesfully the initial attack, go directly to the kidney area, i mean right away. Whit all due respect, there is no pint to entaglements with an adversary blade whatsoever. Step, parry and stab the exposed back.

[BuscoBeast]

what's up with the censorship?

[abladehero]

Yes this would be a term of self defence. If a guy is comming at you with a knife and if you have one and if you can do this move you CAN kill the person however you could injure the person. On top of that it is in self defence.

[etphonehome2915]

why teach techs that can end up getting you the chair or death penalty? This clip is not about defence but combat - thats what a judge will look at.

[revron77]

Now i can fight a ausie. "Call that a knife"

[supertruckertom]

Unintended humor there at the end of the video. " You get the point, cut." to end a video about knife fighting techniques is a classic pun.

[MitchellCT]

Wow.

The techniques in this video look like Kali...if you removed all the energy, flow, pressure and life from the drill.

[sidecarred]

Great job. Technique important, foul language is not! Thanks for the censor. Professional.

[chimibert]

@sidecarred Actually it was not foul language, but strong words: as in " slash the throat"

[skaterockerloc]

boo no censor

[percheron1654]

The censorship is really unnecessary.

[VickThorrable]

Another great lesson ! 5 stars for censored words ^_^ !

[Krejtaz]

Lol, as i am a very curios person, after i see "words censored". I only think about that and forget the video XD

[Rohan4basu]

Is NintaiJutsu Taught in Canada

[SokudoJutsu]

Thank you very much :)

5 shuriken

[SuperKixxx]

so effective, so efficient, I like it a lot

[Gratefulguitars]

Chosen ninja doesnt look to be happy that they recorded or taught this to the public

[vanidar21]

Why are the words censored?

[ChosonNinja]

For good reasons.

[pencap2w]

@ChosonNinja i completely agree with you

[PhilKuu777]

Very good - thank you for sharing!

[unclecow]

cool very effective thank you sirs "bow"