But it's hard to show really how effetive the moves outside a roda because everything is staged for the audince before hand. in the roda stuff just randomly happens.
=_= Most Capoeira moves are only used for stunts in movies. if i had a bat or gun you be dead or in the hostpile. but for hand to hand combat, the take downs will only work unless your comfotrable doing all the flashy stuff in public.
The Flashy moves will only work if you make them work. But most people are too paranoid to do them in public because they care more about how they look doing the moves.
SINCE WHEN IN MARTIAL ARTS DO WE CARE ABOUT HOW WE LOOK?
The dance aspect of Capoeira is very important when learning how 2 fight. It developes coordination, footwork and timing. Many people believe we Capoeiristas fight the same way we jogo. That's not true. In Tae Kwon Do for example, ur not going to spar the same way u do ur forms. Same concept with Capoeira.
various martial arts involves forms and katas too train, even boxing and mixed martial arts involve practiced repetition, so why is it just because you see capoeira played you cant get this concept, because capoeira was made too trick and fool people to think like you do, its just a dance and means nothing, thus its purpose is greater demonstrated and defined, AXE!!!!!!
Where's the capoeira ?If u want to learn real capoeira come to salvador ,Brazil , and u will see real masters training in the streets!My mother was born there and when i went there for the first time i started to practice!REal corpo fechado Kadeo paranauê ?Eo birimbau haha
I understood Mestre Bimba to have incorperated techniques from Batuque ......Is that right?.....Information on Batuque is very hard to come by, my mestre (Gato, Senzala) is a bit vague when I ask him.....
@ashleysmith10022 That's because info on Batuque is very vague. All anyone knows at this time is that it was a game in which two people tried to knock each other to the ground only using their legs.
I personally think that this shows very little krav maga and BJJ... remember that capoeira has been used and is still used in the streets of Brazil with tools and knifes. capoeira on the streets is very different to normal capoeira in the roda and has been used for a long time in vale tudo (Brazilian mixed martial arts). so if you do research you will find that capoeira ground work and take downs have been incorporated in BJJ and thats a fact. Look at mestre bimbas style of capoeira for example.
you're right and wrong. in regional capoeira, jiujitsu, judo, batuque, and techniques from other styles were incorporated. but that is not krav maga. that part is actually capoeira.
The worst capoeira demo ever. Where is the malicia? The corpo fechado? The style? Not even a headbutt or rasteira? I did see some Tae Kwon Do and a flying arm bar.
resteira at street self-defence? your joking? you have to neutralize the enemy with any move as fast as u can - you won't start doing jinga in front of him.
Well tons of martial arts use the same techniques but they still have things about them that are unique. In this video i see slaps to the ears, head butts, double leg take downs, roundhouses, cresent kicks, and front kicks, as well as each take down are all very capoeira in charactaristic. I belive people take capoeira for many reasons , be it fitness , dance, music , or as a martial art. However i do belive that in order for it to be effective you really have to pick it apart and make it dirty!
I was primarily commenting to the fact that nothing looked uniquely capoeira other than they did not protect their heads. A front kick is a front kick, no matter if you use a portugese name or a japanese one. I don't know capoeira, that is true. I study martial arts for a purpose totally different than acrobatics applied to self sefense.
wow....that is not very....capoeira-like...ok, that takedown at 1:18 looked fun. The rest looks like just about any other self-defense art. I am not bad-mouthing this, it just does not look like a demostration of capoeira as self-defense.
I don't know about that. I recognized several capoeira moves during the demo. Now did they ginga and flip? No. But in real life situation you probably won't have time for all of that, not to mention it kills the element of surprise (a major benefit of capoeira). In terms of how it looked many of the kicks where capoeira (benecao, chapa/martello, de feute, etc). The take downs and escapes where moves I have seen in rodas (especially at the 1:18 mark).
But it's hard to show really how effetive the moves outside a roda because everything is staged for the audince before hand. in the roda stuff just randomly happens.
xbimpyx 7 months ago
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=_= Most Capoeira moves are only used for stunts in movies. if i had a bat or gun you be dead or in the hostpile. but for hand to hand combat, the take downs will only work unless your comfotrable doing all the flashy stuff in public.
The Flashy moves will only work if you make them work. But most people are too paranoid to do them in public because they care more about how they look doing the moves.
SINCE WHEN IN MARTIAL ARTS DO WE CARE ABOUT HOW WE LOOK?
xbimpyx 7 months ago
The dance aspect of Capoeira is very important when learning how 2 fight. It developes coordination, footwork and timing. Many people believe we Capoeiristas fight the same way we jogo. That's not true. In Tae Kwon Do for example, ur not going to spar the same way u do ur forms. Same concept with Capoeira.
BFF305 1 year ago 5
Excelente, alguns poucos movimentos que foram meio ''mentirosos'', mas no resto, foi foda.
NaraTakori 1 year ago
various martial arts involves forms and katas too train, even boxing and mixed martial arts involve practiced repetition, so why is it just because you see capoeira played you cant get this concept, because capoeira was made too trick and fool people to think like you do, its just a dance and means nothing, thus its purpose is greater demonstrated and defined, AXE!!!!!!
RageMysterio 2 years ago
Fala sério. Quem vai brigar assim na rua?
calunio 2 years ago
Type in "capoeira Angola street defense".
That will give you a better idea on how
to use capoeira on the street.
OtakuCapoerist 2 years ago
I say yes and no to that. it's a damn good vid, but so is this one (in some parts).
Maodifi 2 years ago
Perfect
jackthiago0 2 years ago
I guess real Capoeira wouldn't look fancy if your fighting for real. That's what people forget to realize. That's the way any martial is.
johneblaze82 2 years ago 10
@johneblaze82 Im glad you see that , because martial arts period is not for looking pretty, unless you wanna get ya ass whooped in "style"
tuyguy55 1 year ago
Where's the capoeira ?If u want to learn real capoeira come to salvador ,Brazil , and u will see real masters training in the streets!My mother was born there and when i went there for the first time i started to practice!REal corpo fechado Kadeo paranauê ?Eo birimbau haha
Ndobless 2 years ago
yeah, that may be true, but not everyone can go to salvador. some people have to play their own way. axe.
Maodifi 2 years ago
I understood Mestre Bimba to have incorperated techniques from Batuque ......Is that right?.....Information on Batuque is very hard to come by, my mestre (Gato, Senzala) is a bit vague when I ask him.....
ashleysmith10022 3 years ago
@ashleysmith10022 That's because info on Batuque is very vague. All anyone knows at this time is that it was a game in which two people tried to knock each other to the ground only using their legs.
orateurpneumatikos 2 years ago
I personally think that this shows very little krav maga and BJJ... remember that capoeira has been used and is still used in the streets of Brazil with tools and knifes. capoeira on the streets is very different to normal capoeira in the roda and has been used for a long time in vale tudo (Brazilian mixed martial arts). so if you do research you will find that capoeira ground work and take downs have been incorporated in BJJ and thats a fact. Look at mestre bimbas style of capoeira for example.
Sobekkha 3 years ago
friends don't let friends use capoeira in a fight
Jalxsc 3 years ago
Ah, so that's what it looks like when hairdressers fight!
Looks like they have tried to incorporate some Krav Maga techniques, but absolutely crappy performance though.
leknes54gravdal 3 years ago
Now this is capoeira! But It takes things from Krav Maga and Bjj.
soulfox619 3 years ago
you're right and wrong. in regional capoeira, jiujitsu, judo, batuque, and techniques from other styles were incorporated. but that is not krav maga. that part is actually capoeira.
Maodifi 2 years ago
I'll be damned, the second knife takedown was kickass :3
bogdan1207 3 years ago
The worst capoeira demo ever. Where is the malicia? The corpo fechado? The style? Not even a headbutt or rasteira? I did see some Tae Kwon Do and a flying arm bar.
jmckaskle 4 years ago
The cabecada (=headbutt) was at the first.
resteira at street self-defence? your joking? you have to neutralize the enemy with any move as fast as u can - you won't start doing jinga in front of him.
this demo shows self defence using capoeira.
Indiocdo44 3 years ago
agreed. but it would have been cool to see a rasteira or banda.
Maodifi 3 years ago
On a real fight, will you use an rasteira?
don't forget what is the meaning: DEFENCE, you should defence yourself.
Rasteira is an open movement and you can't really defence yourself from the ground.
Indiocdo44 3 years ago
eh, i see your point. but it still would've been nice to see a banda.
Maodifi 3 years ago
Well tons of martial arts use the same techniques but they still have things about them that are unique. In this video i see slaps to the ears, head butts, double leg take downs, roundhouses, cresent kicks, and front kicks, as well as each take down are all very capoeira in charactaristic. I belive people take capoeira for many reasons , be it fitness , dance, music , or as a martial art. However i do belive that in order for it to be effective you really have to pick it apart and make it dirty!
RdoubleB 4 years ago
agreed! as a capoeirista, when i train, it becomes obvious what you just shouldn't use as a martial art.
Maodifi 3 years ago
I was primarily commenting to the fact that nothing looked uniquely capoeira other than they did not protect their heads. A front kick is a front kick, no matter if you use a portugese name or a japanese one. I don't know capoeira, that is true. I study martial arts for a purpose totally different than acrobatics applied to self sefense.
hkdharmon 4 years ago
if someone punches you, duck and do mau compasso
bignitro2 4 years ago
wow....that is not very....capoeira-like...ok, that takedown at 1:18 looked fun. The rest looks like just about any other self-defense art. I am not bad-mouthing this, it just does not look like a demostration of capoeira as self-defense.
hkdharmon 4 years ago
I don't know about that. I recognized several capoeira moves during the demo. Now did they ginga and flip? No. But in real life situation you probably won't have time for all of that, not to mention it kills the element of surprise (a major benefit of capoeira). In terms of how it looked many of the kicks where capoeira (benecao, chapa/martello, de feute, etc). The take downs and escapes where moves I have seen in rodas (especially at the 1:18 mark).
jwhite1202 4 years ago 2
looks like you dont know capoeira^^
Nieedu 4 years ago 2