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I’m doing Tera Kari in SWG Restoration, the only original code SWG server… come play

A mixture of avoiding the lightsaber's blade via evasion, rapid and ruthless counter grappling combined with debilitating strikes to get control of the weapon arm to disarm the opponent, and both armor and weapons that have cortosis or similar lightsaber resistant materials as part of their structure.

@@RaderizDorret Alright well with the Force a Jedi could just force choke a Teras Kasi practitioner.

@@YouthFreedomFighters Easier said than done and you're assuming a Teräs Käsi practitioner would offer a fair fight. Then there's the fact that it's very difficult to wield the force mid-battle as the Jedi has to split their attention from their blade work to perform a physical attack through the force. Also consider the Battle of Geonosis: a typical Jedi isn't going to be on par with the likes of Kenobi, Windu, or any Skywalker and a LOT of Jedi wound up dying to battle droids. A Master Jedi who specializes in combat indeed wouldn't have much trouble against a Teräs Käsi practitioner one on one, but Padawans, average Knights, and Master Jedi who focus more on diplomacy rather than combat. You also have to consider that the Jedi Order at their peak only had 10,000 members in total. Overwhelming firepower with Teräs Käsi users getting in close while the Jedi are distracted would be effective. Palpatine proved that with Order 66 and all he had were clone troopers. In Legends content, Sith Assassins who weren't Force-Sensitives were very effective with Teräs Käsi and considered to be threats just shy of an actual Sith by comparison. Now Teräs Käsi practitioners who can't use the Force are not peer threats to Jedi who have kept up with their combat training, but they are a significant threat and are not to be underestimated.

@@RaderizDorret When Jedi fight with lightsabers they use the Force to guide their hands so switching to a force choke or force push attack wouldn't be too difficult as it's just another version of using the Force. Darth Vader had no problem doing that on Cloud City when he caused all the stuff to fly around. There is even a scene in ROTJ when Luke Skywalker force kicks one of Jabba's thugs and causes him to fall off the barge even though his foot doesn't make contact. If you've played through the video game Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Darth Vader is able to use the Force to hold Trilla still and keep her from moving when he cuts her down with the lightsaber. Cal Kestis is able to use the Force while Vader is choking him so Cal Kestis would probably hold his own against a Teras Kasi practitioner.

@@YouthFreedomFighters Watch again. Every single time a Sith or Jedi uses a Force power for a direct attack, whether it's a push, lightning, choke, etc, they are not engaged in active blade work. They're either in a bind (aka blade lock) or they do the force attack first (Vader did it against Luke on Bespin, using the Force to throw shit in between strikes). Trying to use the Force for direct attacks while doing active blade work splits their focus which will result in a weakened Force attack and sloppy blade work that will either make their defense falter or run the risk of them lopping off one of their own limbs. This has been consistently demonstrated time and time again in the original six movies and pretty much every game that I'm familiar with. It's even consistent in every Legends novel that I'm familiar with. Communing with the Force for any extended duration beyond a random burst of chaotic effects requires intense concentration which is why Jedi and Sith training is so rigorous.

Because form 5 specifically is designed to immediately counter attack and Perry off of a failed attack so I'd say you would have Perry they would just throw that attack away and come with another attack but that's what djem so is it's offense and defense at the same time

Looks like we have found a teras kasi practitioner

When kicks and adaptations on aikijujitsu are added the displayed hand work, the segment take a more distructive turn. Later this year I will post in Vimeo under Jaribusystem martial arts. Come take a look

You’re correct and essentially anyone can. This has been noted in the original trilogy but it was more refined in the prequels and sequels I.E Finn being force sensitive even though he was a storm trooper. The thing is a lot of people are not students of the force so they don’t practice hence they lose it. Kind of like a language. You don’t practice a new language one is learning eventually you will forget it. The Mandolorians were notable at killing Jedi because they knew force use took concentration. As long as a Jedi and or force user’s focus is disrupted they cannot effectively use the force thus giving them an edge to take them down. Mandos use flame gauntlets and cable Gauntlets to confuse a Jedi and incapacitate them quickly. Like what Jango did in Attack of the clones and Dinn Jarin in the Mandolorian. Hope that helped.

Now imagine a charactor that knows teras kasi and zama shiwo

@@ChadHuskins Yeah you're welcome! Just thought I'd clear those up, also nice details of the martial arts here! How'd you come up with this idea?

@@ChadHuskins AWESOME! Well, I'll be looking through your vids then!

Chad Huskins that’s dope I recently got into the history of pulp fiction paperbacks and the genre of “pulp weirds” I guess you could call them. I created my own genre where I combined aspects of urban fiction and cosmic horror. Which is why the Psycho books are one of my favorite series. Thanks for writing such a great series. Had a huge impact on the scope of my world and overall mythos in my writing. Salute dawg. Could use one more though. Just some food for thought. Continuation of the series would be mad epic. Spencer is the ultimate antihero.

@@ChadHuskins YES! And it should become premium show for Star Wars Universe. Imagine Mandalorian, but with Fist, Kick, Takedown, Lock Joint, Kriss and Karambit !!! Put Iko Uwais and the rest of Raid cast into it! But maybe tone down the gory and violence a little bit. Its for Disney 🤣

@Endless Road.. I know, yes 😊

It’s based from Pencak Silat

@@PhinTheShoto.. I found out 😊👍

Rush the opponent while wearing a personal shield and/or armor with anti-energy mesh. Unless it's a stormtrooper with a standard-issue E-11. Then you're fine until you're about 3 feet away from the barrel. :P

@@KalibreSteelblast maybe but one thing is this one group called the shapers of kro var didn't exactly have that tech plus they did apparently trash a invasion by the CIS

Also appeared briefly in Solo... Qi'ra was trained in it...

I mean we never got to see it in its full glory I.e a non force user using it against a force user

@@ChadHuskins Aye, or Mandalorian iron for armor.

Psychic wizard samurai with laser sword is a dumb sentence to begin with lol

It worked for the Clone Assassins, at least against Padawans and Knights. Also it should be kept in mind that there are other techniques non-Force sensitives can use against Jedi

Chad thanks for reply and info..I will look out for mace windy book sounds good!! 😋😉

Chad thinking bout it lucky isn't a riding the reek pose in teras kasi.. u know creature bit like rhino in attack of the clones geonosis arena 😂

Chad Huskins : I’ll put a link up if I find something.

Ayo What ? Vulcans have martial arts That’s terrifyingly cool

@@Ghost-ql3hl : Go watch Star Trek : Discovery, for the character , Michael Burnham, is an expert in Vulcan Martial Arts.

@@taichi29 yeah I would rather not watch that

@@Ghost-ql3hl : Why ?

You have very much information about how many people have changed