Traditional, indigenous Afrikan martial arts classes! Classes are now Sundays, from 9am-11am; and Mondays & Wednesdays, from 7pm-9pm at The Shomrey Cultural Center 1386 Ralph David Abernathy Atlanta, GA 30310.
Hey check out a trailer book about kzread.info/dash/bejne/nmSKlNuier2-gs4.html
@TheZEALOT1207 жыл бұрын
LOL!
@Kikinahm7 жыл бұрын
Gotta be more careful! LOL
@kuyajk81547 жыл бұрын
amazing video Huge Respect :-)
@matarisambia87717 жыл бұрын
Refreshing, I like it.
@12scoots347 жыл бұрын
This guy gets it, I'm no martial arts expert, but you can just tell when someone actually understands the real physics behind something and then explains it in such a way. It actually makes a lot of demos I've seen make more sense now, and proves a lot of others I've seen as being complete bullshit.
@neallinville53578 жыл бұрын
I aree with Aghori Tantra, and I am looking forward to more from the master of his art. Bruce Lee Said Take what is useful and use it throw the rest out.I am trying to gain as much knowledge as I can from anyone I can so I will have a Better arsenal at my disposal. Thanks For, The Video, but does The Art have a Name or is Afrkan martial arts the name/ Gun,Knife,and Combatives, D. Neal Linville
@kerndowdy15708 жыл бұрын
I need an African Martial arts studio in New Brunswick New Jersey. Any referrals?
@vicioso80918 жыл бұрын
el tigre este gree que estas en africa y que todo lo que haces estan bien inventando cosas
@EskrimaTiger8 жыл бұрын
This man does know what he is talking about. I see a lot of similarities between what he teaches and what I learned in kajukenbo and arnis de mano. A lot of similarities to silat as well.
@Jazzmarcel8 жыл бұрын
Awesome!
@exposerofraud73688 жыл бұрын
here's a man from which intelligent people can lean.
@exposerofraud73688 жыл бұрын
excellent demonstration and delivered with accuracy, brevity and depth.
@bugs46808 жыл бұрын
great vid bro
@blacknurse78 жыл бұрын
All of these moves look great! However, I wish that some of them can be demonstrated against a resisting opponent. Street dudes and trained fighters tend to throw punches in bunches, grapple etc. Of course, you cant poke an eye out for demonstration purposes. Put on some gloves and show us against someone who is fighting back.
@TruthSeekerAi8 жыл бұрын
nice demo
@ronisworld29168 жыл бұрын
very practical moves, similar to Kali and Silat.
@B1r3andon8 жыл бұрын
thank you
@B1r3andon8 жыл бұрын
thank you
@thomask3658 жыл бұрын
very good explanation, well done. This makes real sense. Thanks.
@jenks36138 жыл бұрын
Wow, I love the basic symplicity of this master instructor ! he's not just talkin martial arts, he's talkin about (martial science) and how it all comes together as one ! poly rhythmic movements, hair trigger reactions and knowing body positioning. Thankz for posting this video my brother !
@joshuabeeAlafia18 жыл бұрын
love your works, rootsman.
@edwinn48228 жыл бұрын
The concepts he speaks of are fluent in alot of martial arts i guess years of violence will make a person cone to the same conclusion.
@aldady6268 жыл бұрын
this seems a lot like wing chun except it doesn't obsess about the centreline theory
@Majesticon8 жыл бұрын
amazing
@lamontbrown74468 жыл бұрын
What is the name of this song and who is the artist?
@kjbadass8 жыл бұрын
very nice videos part 1 & 2 you have a lot of good stuff there and I really like the way you explain the technique! but I want to ask you if you don't have a partner to help you practice. can you practice these moves that you teach on the wooden dummy I don't know if thats what its called but you see people in the Wing Chun they use that to practice on he was Bruce Lee used it to practice his moves. thank you for taking the time thank you for the great videos and I have subscribed and I put like on both videos.
@ShimoneCanty8 жыл бұрын
This is a great price for the training!
@AFRIKANMARTIALARTS8 жыл бұрын
+Shimone Canty Thanks, brother!
@zeroke14948 жыл бұрын
Very good
@shawn_c_williams18 жыл бұрын
What song is this on this video?
@shawn_c_williams18 жыл бұрын
So this is a book? Is it one of the old Choose Your Own Adventure-style books? I used to read those all the time when I was in high school back in the 80's!
@AFRIKANMARTIALARTS8 жыл бұрын
Shawn Williams Yes, it is in the style of the Choose Your Own Adventure books, but you can choose to be either of two characters.
@larryminnifield28908 жыл бұрын
Peace brothas thanks for sharing ur knowledge of our ancestors martial arts big up
@SicksentZ8 жыл бұрын
Any plans for releasing this for iBooks? Much respect from Brooklyn, wish you had a chapter up here!
@AFRIKANMARTIALARTS8 жыл бұрын
SicksentZ Once I am able to format it, yes, sir!
@plsod701heldcaptivmusik9 жыл бұрын
yes sir.. I definitely will be checking out these vids..peace luv and respect Brua.. Black African power..
@AFRIKANMARTIALARTS9 жыл бұрын
plsod701 Peace, Love and Light to you nd yours, warrior! Black Afrikan Power!
@TheNewKanvas9 жыл бұрын
I dig this. I think I found the genre of writing that I'm supposed to be in. Thanks for putting this genre together for us. Steamfunk it is!
@shifuangeloalexander93369 жыл бұрын
Good stuff brother! I too was trained in African Martial Arts under Mufundishi Bakari founder of the "Shackled Hands" style. I'm attempting to start a Kung Fu school in Charlotte and am currently teaching students at a local rec center here. I would love to invite you to come up and give a few demonstrations. If your interested you can contact me at: [email protected] Attention: Shi Fu Angelo
@kingdiesel21208 жыл бұрын
+Shi Fu Angelo Alexander awesome I live in NC as well man there are a lot of good schools out that way check out Dick Harrell Martial arts Finest Muay Thai, JKD, and Kali school in the area
@larryminnifield28909 жыл бұрын
Hotep my brothas I just want to say peace love and respect to y'all for bringing us this info and sharing I'll be getting this book and the DVD thanks fam
@AFRIKANMARTIALARTS9 жыл бұрын
larry minnifield Thanks, for your support, brother!
@darkenergyhotep57939 жыл бұрын
I'm an African american man. I am currently writing my second Sci-fantasy novel. I've been very interested in finding folks like you. I'm encouraged to keep going. Be well my sisters and brothers. Maybe I'll see you at a convention some day. Peace.
@samsonogun32869 жыл бұрын
Amazing!
@fgeiger419 жыл бұрын
Beyond amazing!
@filthymcnastyazz9 жыл бұрын
ha, easily the most accessible MA explanation I've seen and this man has some serious skills
@7lazy7infant79 жыл бұрын
watch out for an overhand though, i see he could've gotten you with that, but overall good tips though
@sedfreymanego58499 жыл бұрын
this man knows his stuff. and he is good.
@harunabdul-ali23229 жыл бұрын
Brother Abeegunde, the priciples and techniques you teach are right on! Keep providing this information to the people, it is an uplift to the people in the Community that truly want to learn, and are sincere about the Arts. As a student of the Arts, I appreciate your teachings!
@arthurwatts16809 жыл бұрын
Excellent vid. All the comments re 'this looks like WC, JKD, Krav Maga' etc - what they all have in common is a preference for combining a strike and a parry in a single technique then flowing into further strikes without retracting the arms. Where many of these discussions go south is when someone points out that a really good boxer wouldn't move like that - great, but the instructor is *demonstrating a principle* not trying to cover the worst case scenario. I might live a sheltered life, but I've never been attacked or threatened by a serious martial artist despite growing up on the streets of Sydney and retiring to the birthplace of Muay Thai. Not once in 55 years- YMMV. Drunk footballers are a completely different animal but that's far more likely to be your opposition on the street than anyone who is seriously pursuing a boxing career of any description, at least IME. Situational awareness and the willingness to walk away when you hear voices being raised are every bit as important as any technique you'll see on YT - avoid bars full of young guys getting hammered or be prepared to go wherever that path takes you. Peace out.
@2Red2Sky9 жыл бұрын
Why i spend my Money for mma school.. This is much better
@GrimsFedora9 жыл бұрын
Cool. I was hoping such a thing existed.
@redrayza9 жыл бұрын
lmaooooo
@marcsl19749 жыл бұрын
Very efficient. Interesting vid. I had never heard about african martial arts. Awesome
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Hey check out a trailer book about kzread.info/dash/bejne/nmSKlNuier2-gs4.html
LOL!
Gotta be more careful! LOL
amazing video Huge Respect :-)
Refreshing, I like it.
This guy gets it, I'm no martial arts expert, but you can just tell when someone actually understands the real physics behind something and then explains it in such a way. It actually makes a lot of demos I've seen make more sense now, and proves a lot of others I've seen as being complete bullshit.
I aree with Aghori Tantra, and I am looking forward to more from the master of his art. Bruce Lee Said Take what is useful and use it throw the rest out.I am trying to gain as much knowledge as I can from anyone I can so I will have a Better arsenal at my disposal. Thanks For, The Video, but does The Art have a Name or is Afrkan martial arts the name/ Gun,Knife,and Combatives, D. Neal Linville
I need an African Martial arts studio in New Brunswick New Jersey. Any referrals?
el tigre este gree que estas en africa y que todo lo que haces estan bien inventando cosas
This man does know what he is talking about. I see a lot of similarities between what he teaches and what I learned in kajukenbo and arnis de mano. A lot of similarities to silat as well.
Awesome!
here's a man from which intelligent people can lean.
excellent demonstration and delivered with accuracy, brevity and depth.
great vid bro
All of these moves look great! However, I wish that some of them can be demonstrated against a resisting opponent. Street dudes and trained fighters tend to throw punches in bunches, grapple etc. Of course, you cant poke an eye out for demonstration purposes. Put on some gloves and show us against someone who is fighting back.
nice demo
very practical moves, similar to Kali and Silat.
thank you
thank you
very good explanation, well done. This makes real sense. Thanks.
Wow, I love the basic symplicity of this master instructor ! he's not just talkin martial arts, he's talkin about (martial science) and how it all comes together as one ! poly rhythmic movements, hair trigger reactions and knowing body positioning. Thankz for posting this video my brother !
love your works, rootsman.
The concepts he speaks of are fluent in alot of martial arts i guess years of violence will make a person cone to the same conclusion.
this seems a lot like wing chun except it doesn't obsess about the centreline theory
amazing
What is the name of this song and who is the artist?
very nice videos part 1 & 2 you have a lot of good stuff there and I really like the way you explain the technique! but I want to ask you if you don't have a partner to help you practice. can you practice these moves that you teach on the wooden dummy I don't know if thats what its called but you see people in the Wing Chun they use that to practice on he was Bruce Lee used it to practice his moves. thank you for taking the time thank you for the great videos and I have subscribed and I put like on both videos.
This is a great price for the training!
+Shimone Canty Thanks, brother!
Very good
What song is this on this video?
So this is a book? Is it one of the old Choose Your Own Adventure-style books? I used to read those all the time when I was in high school back in the 80's!
Shawn Williams Yes, it is in the style of the Choose Your Own Adventure books, but you can choose to be either of two characters.
Peace brothas thanks for sharing ur knowledge of our ancestors martial arts big up
Any plans for releasing this for iBooks? Much respect from Brooklyn, wish you had a chapter up here!
SicksentZ Once I am able to format it, yes, sir!
yes sir.. I definitely will be checking out these vids..peace luv and respect Brua.. Black African power..
plsod701 Peace, Love and Light to you nd yours, warrior! Black Afrikan Power!
I dig this. I think I found the genre of writing that I'm supposed to be in. Thanks for putting this genre together for us. Steamfunk it is!
Good stuff brother! I too was trained in African Martial Arts under Mufundishi Bakari founder of the "Shackled Hands" style. I'm attempting to start a Kung Fu school in Charlotte and am currently teaching students at a local rec center here. I would love to invite you to come up and give a few demonstrations. If your interested you can contact me at: [email protected] Attention: Shi Fu Angelo
+Shi Fu Angelo Alexander awesome I live in NC as well man there are a lot of good schools out that way check out Dick Harrell Martial arts Finest Muay Thai, JKD, and Kali school in the area
Hotep my brothas I just want to say peace love and respect to y'all for bringing us this info and sharing I'll be getting this book and the DVD thanks fam
larry minnifield Thanks, for your support, brother!
I'm an African american man. I am currently writing my second Sci-fantasy novel. I've been very interested in finding folks like you. I'm encouraged to keep going. Be well my sisters and brothers. Maybe I'll see you at a convention some day. Peace.
Amazing!
Beyond amazing!
ha, easily the most accessible MA explanation I've seen and this man has some serious skills
watch out for an overhand though, i see he could've gotten you with that, but overall good tips though
this man knows his stuff. and he is good.
Brother Abeegunde, the priciples and techniques you teach are right on! Keep providing this information to the people, it is an uplift to the people in the Community that truly want to learn, and are sincere about the Arts. As a student of the Arts, I appreciate your teachings!
Excellent vid. All the comments re 'this looks like WC, JKD, Krav Maga' etc - what they all have in common is a preference for combining a strike and a parry in a single technique then flowing into further strikes without retracting the arms. Where many of these discussions go south is when someone points out that a really good boxer wouldn't move like that - great, but the instructor is *demonstrating a principle* not trying to cover the worst case scenario. I might live a sheltered life, but I've never been attacked or threatened by a serious martial artist despite growing up on the streets of Sydney and retiring to the birthplace of Muay Thai. Not once in 55 years- YMMV. Drunk footballers are a completely different animal but that's far more likely to be your opposition on the street than anyone who is seriously pursuing a boxing career of any description, at least IME. Situational awareness and the willingness to walk away when you hear voices being raised are every bit as important as any technique you'll see on YT - avoid bars full of young guys getting hammered or be prepared to go wherever that path takes you. Peace out.
Why i spend my Money for mma school.. This is much better
Cool. I was hoping such a thing existed.
lmaooooo
Very efficient. Interesting vid. I had never heard about african martial arts. Awesome
Fantastic demonstration!!! He knows his stuff!!!