Nintai (Advanced Knife fighting 5)

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Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• knife
• fighting
• Choson
• DTG
• Karate
• Nintaijujutsu
• KoryoKanja
• Brazilian
• Juijutsu

[boobie284]

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

[ChosonNinja]

For good reasons.

[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..

[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.

[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.