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  • TORRENTE ! ESPAÑA! CAUCAUCUAUCAUCAUCUA

  • блять откуда берутся все эти мастера.

  • Es posible que el autor del vídeo se refiera al tipo de arma, no al tipo de lucha, con lo de "spanish knives"...

  • Sitra achra, es el arte de la lucha con cuchillos española, tambien conocida como pelea gitana... Estudiad un poco...

  • Kali con navajas de albacete... no se lo cree ni él

  • Really? How is this spanish?

  • VAmos a ver, fantasma, es un rato. Ahora que en España hubiera escual de navaja, la había. De hecho aquí en Málaga existían ocho escuelas de duelo a cuchillo, con especialidades como el "desjarrete" o la "chirla".

    Cierto es que se han perdido, que en el vídeo mezclan estilos como el Kali o el estilo italiano de daga y rondel.

    Una pena que se perdieran esas escuelas...

    pero lo del vídeo es defensa personal y navajas de albacete manejadas por gente con poca pinta de española...

  • tanta mierda y mira lo que tenemos nosotros

  • ¿No os dá verguenza engañar a la gente con este supuesto estilo español?,... te aseguro que si te enfrentas a un español que sepa manejar una navaja albaceteña, no te servirian de nada tantos saltitos ni tanto baile extraño.

  • Use this system and end up dead.

  • My God this is lame! Lame music, lame moves and lame faces. They should use this clip to "Rick Roll" people. The only reason this snaky "fighting stile" might have a chance against someone (probably children age 5) is because the adversary might roll on the floor laughing at you and your moves, giving you an opening.

  • This trainer at one time also trained in the arts of ninjitsu in the 80's. If I am not mistaken.

  • Podrian decir donde esta ese "gimnasio" donde "entrenan" ? estaria bien pasar a saludar al tal james este JAJAJAJAJ

  • I don't know anything about this guy or frankly the Spanish Art Of Knife Fighting(is there such a thing?) but it does resemble escrima to me and if that is the case I would think the roots of it derived from the time Spaniards colonized the Phillipines

  • @flickerman68 . In Spain, in our days, not there are nothing similar. The ancient western fighting arts, fell into oblivion. Only now there are attemps for revive these arts, "Historical Fencing" which is based in ancient treatises written in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. The spanish conquerors arrived in the Philippines with their fighting arts as effective as any in the world. influence on the style fight to exist, was mutual, and consisted in adapting to the opponent's weapons.

  • @Epopteya Spanish Fencing had great influence in Philippine arts, which is why even today the words used are in Spanish. But this has no relationship with Loriega. Loriega is a thief with a lot of creativity. Is there really a book about knife fights dating back to XIX entitled "Baratero Manual" published in Madrid in 1984. That's real fight Spanish

  • @Epopteya the manual of the baratero was written in 1849

  • @agricola I'm sorry, was a typing error. Thank you.

  • @flickerman68 For this reason we see today that the Filipino martial arts have elements such as short and long stick used as a reminder of the rapier sword, bearing the dagger "Biscayne" typically Spanish.

  • Lords of the united states of america, Mr loriega is a fraud, FRAUD, know that WHAT HE DOES NOT HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THE SPANISH MARTIAL ARTS IS A FRAUD!!

  • eres un fraude señor james loriega!!! ni aprendiste con un maestro sevillano ni haces artes marciales españolas, FRAUDE!!!!

  • lo unico español del video son las navajas

  • @estacio88 Segun la wikipedia el arte español de lucha con cuchillos, sistematizado en el siglo XVII, es conocido como Sitra achra

  • @amatxu2 y segun la wikipedia Palestina no existe, tambien dice que en el siglo XVII la poblacion tenia prohibido portar espadas y esto es mentira porque no fue hasta mediados del siglo XVIII cuando se prohibio

  • @estacio88 y tienen pinta de ser fabricadas en china, jeje

  • My favorite clip is the Spanish(?) Sarong disarm at 3:19. "So THERE!" he says, and walks away leaving the would-be knife attacker stunned in disbelief.

  • oh, could rumors be true... spaniards are really learning eskrima from the natives from the philippines... heard they got themselves hurt in the process that's why they banned the art.

  • Isn't this James Loriega. If I am not mistaken wasn't he a "Ninja" master in the 80's and 90's?

    This looks like escrima/arnis to me.

  • lmao i witnessed no kind of skill here, i'm still deciding whether this was a serious video or not.

  • There are too much things i dont like about this, assuming to parry a stick blow with the knife blade, the disarms are slow and forced, in the free sparring they never used at last ONE of the basic techniques showed, too much useful twirling the weapon in front of the enemy, and I stop here to put it short.......

  • HAHAHAHA what a fucking joke

  • hahaha... they look stupid, even a moron wont stumble into that kind of freak.. hahaha..

  • i wana see this againts eskrima

  • vaya tropa de freaks ( y ninguno español...)

  • Hmm this looks more Asian than Spanish (plus the teacher isn't Spanish).

  • I'm agree with you, Im spanish and I think that this is wrogn.... =S the teacher seems mexican or whatever.

    Hey! guys We teh Spanish are not mexicans are Europeans, like Germans or Italians... We don't live in the 16 century... xDDDD

  • spanish knife with filipino stuffs, it s something like Arnis

  • Don't fall for a scam, folks.

    I have talked with several long time residents of Seville and they have never heard of the school James Loriega writes about in "Sevillian Steel."

    If you ask Loriega directly about how to find this school, or how to find it's teacher Santiago Rivera, he'll let you know that Rivera has passed away and the school is no longer there.

    How convenient.

    Rather than stumble upon a living tradition of knife fighting I think he just made it all up.

  • Well, Spanish knife does exist, but this dude not only made shit up, he also can't seem to apply it in true time.

  • No hay ningún estilo en España que se llame así.

  • It is spanish style. Wery good technik. You can do with a knife more than your partner can think. Spanishy knives are maded to knife can be the part of your hand. In internet have a wery good bok about this sistem.

  • Peace! the spanish style knife fighting is similar to kali and arnis(eskrima), Perhaps kali is comes from this tiechiques, or may be this is come from kali the Filipino martial arts since Philippines is a former colony of Spain...

  • the techniques demonstrated in this video are as old as Iberian/Spanish civilization, this is the original spanish martial art (This art was used to fight the romans).Destreza is an art that developed in medieval Spain, and it's based on geometry and plato's teachings.

  • I am a sicilian knife fighter , we have much different traditional schools in Sicily and i am sure that exist spanish method , also existing french , italian methods.

  • Of course, each ethnicity has it's own unique martial art. A Mano Limpia (Spain), Lotta (Italy), Jogo do pau (Portugal), Xridoli (Georgia), Abir (Isreal), Pammachon (Greece), etc.

  • esto no es un arte marical español, es un timo, no existe tal Arte marcial en españa.

    This is not an art marical Spanish, is a scam, there is no martial art in Spain

  • Yes there is I'm american born and raised of spanish/french ancestry, this style being practiced in this video is the andalusian form of Acero (Acero Servillano). Every ethnic background has a native martial arts system and Acero comes from the Iberians (Ancient Spaniards).

  • oh yeah, the marcial art created by curro jimenez.

  • No Acero is as old as ancient Iberian (Spanish) civilization, styles of acero vary by region andalucia, Leon y Castilla, Murcia, etc. the andalusian style even includes non Iberian styles of fighting from the Basques and Romani ethnicities, possibly even Galician and Catalan in the northern styles.

  • guy, im from leon, i practice martial arts (lucha leonesa (like free fight), muay thai, but i never hear nothing about "spanish knives", I like the history of Spain, but never see an martial art called Spanish knves, i only know spanish knive, but this is only a weapon, not an martial art, i see that spanish knives are like .. krav maga.. xD

  • Well dude, I live all the way in california, I've been researching spanish martial arts, however you have the advantage because your'e in Spain. This martial art is Acero Servillano (Andalusian form), there are many other forms.

  • dude, i type Acero sevillano on google, i dont see any information about this "martial art", this is only a fight method used by any spanish long time ago.. but there isn't a martial art.

    Martial arts are systems of codified practices and traditions of training for combat

    greetings from spain

  • Go to google, type in Spanish Martial arts and go to Martinez Academy. In Persia (Iran), Zoor Khane is the martial art indigenous to that nation, they have many styles of Zoor Khane that vary by region. Lucha may be the martial art indigenous to Spain and may include many regional forms. The ancient form of Lucha may have even included Weapons training (Staff, Sword, Shield,etc.) but is either lost to the modern world or is just well hidden.

  • Lucha however, may be the indigenous martial art of Spain(Iberia) however I bet there are many styles of Lucha that vary by Region (Llucha Llionesa, Lucha Cantabra)however, Lucha Canaria doesn't count because that system was developed by the Guanches (Native People of Canary Islands "Non Iberian").

  • I practice martial arts too, I'm training in Shuai JIao (China's indigenous martial art). Although I was born and raised in America, I honor my Spanish/French ancestry which is why I would love to travel to both countries to learn the systems of Lucha (Espana) and Lutte (La France).

  • James Loriega traveled to the Andalusian province of Spain to do a seminar on Ninjitsu and discovered a school in Sevilla, Espana that taught Spanish Knife Fighting(Along with some Romani and possibly Basque) and that's where he learned this style being demonstrated in this video.

  • sí, definitivamente es Arnis

  • mas que al krav maga, me parece más Arnis filipino

  • esto que cojones es?

  • where can i learn this style??????? im in california..

    this looks like the roots to many systems...must wonder how much spanish influence is in systems like escrima or kali ? but there is way more escrima offered from teachers then this style...

  • lol mates, this isn't a martial art, this isn't spanish, and this isn't anything, only a fat guy with knive

  • right after 1:17 is really funny

  • The only thing I know is that Maestro Loriega is an excellent teacher and one of the nicest person I ever met.

    I am not a regular student because i live in Italy but every time I had the chance to train with him I Learned A LOT!! I say this after 20 years of practice in both western and eastern martial arts!

  • LOOOOL little curro jimenez xD

  • Trained today tomorrow and yesterday..

  • James Loriega!

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