Wow, i am just in awe of all the original boys !!, thanks for posting this treasure of San Soo history, it's a real gem and a pleasure to watch, thankyou.
I was taught all these techniques by Master Rick Insley. The 70's were a great time, and for San Soo. Great days to remember- some very good memories. Thanks.
This video clip is from the early 1970's... Not from the post 1993 era powerfully ushered in by Gracie Ju Jitsu .
Chokes predate organized combat styles and systems... the early San Soo folks used this stuff on the battle field. Everything was allowed. If a technique could help you stay alive and helped you dispatch the enemy, it was welcomed.
If a new technique is developed today, that meets the criteria just mentioned, a smart warrior or fighter will welcome that also...
i know chokes exist in pretty much every culture around the world...just like chokes and submissions existed here in the US in the form of Catch as Catch Can but i was just saying i never saw them practiced in San Soo...in my personal experience or in any tape ive seen except for this one so i thought it was pretty cool. I'd like to see how they would transition to the back to get the choke or if it was practiced like a walk up rear attack...
At 4:30, there is a punch to the opponents left kidney that allows the transition to the choke in this particular case... and you are correct, it could come as a result of a walk up rear attack... and numerous other ways, also.
morre more more! haha
kapoof2 5 months ago
Please upload more Old Style vids if you have any! I am an old style concept practitioner.
my email is cdx87@yahoo.com if you wish to contact me privately.
Thank you!
cdx16 11 months ago
Wow, i am just in awe of all the original boys !!, thanks for posting this treasure of San Soo history, it's a real gem and a pleasure to watch, thankyou.
thrillseeker70 1 year ago
thank you for posting these
Ben0dom 1 year ago
I was taught all these techniques by Master Rick Insley. The 70's were a great time, and for San Soo. Great days to remember- some very good memories. Thanks.
mwngw 2 years ago
i saw a rear naked choke in there.... ive never seen chokes in san soo before...
BigJavs 3 years ago
This video clip is from the early 1970's... Not from the post 1993 era powerfully ushered in by Gracie Ju Jitsu .
Chokes predate organized combat styles and systems... the early San Soo folks used this stuff on the battle field. Everything was allowed. If a technique could help you stay alive and helped you dispatch the enemy, it was welcomed.
If a new technique is developed today, that meets the criteria just mentioned, a smart warrior or fighter will welcome that also...
americansansoo 3 years ago
i know chokes exist in pretty much every culture around the world...just like chokes and submissions existed here in the US in the form of Catch as Catch Can but i was just saying i never saw them practiced in San Soo...in my personal experience or in any tape ive seen except for this one so i thought it was pretty cool. I'd like to see how they would transition to the back to get the choke or if it was practiced like a walk up rear attack...
BigJavs 3 years ago
At 4:30, there is a punch to the opponents left kidney that allows the transition to the choke in this particular case... and you are correct, it could come as a result of a walk up rear attack... and numerous other ways, also.
americansansoo 3 years ago
A good example of the principles of technique being applied from the early days of Kung Fu San Soo. Please share more footage...
realkungfusansoo 3 years ago