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I just wish some of these San Soo people would STOP using the Bill Lasiter yell. Lo Sifu said you don't do that. Bill did it because he could never quite get the breath right. How do I know , several 1st gen Masters who trained with Bill at El Monte told me so. Dont believe me you can look it up here on YT. Grand Master Woo says we don't yell in the same video where he explains the different sounds like Dik and Yak and Ha as the training breath sound of San Soo, He says "in actual fighting we don't make noise" . Look it up, Don't take my word for it.

KUNG FU WEARING KARATE BELTS.... WTF ???

I have a friend who is a hard core MMA fighter. I showed him a Dave Hopkins demo promo video. He really liked it and said San Soo is Mixed Martial Arts. He said San Soo has every thing, kicking, punching, karate, judo, Aikido, takedowns, grappling etc. What a great compliment from a hard-core MMA fighter!

I wonder why it is every SanSoo teacher on line is a Master or Grand Master. It seems that's all there is just SanSoon masters everywhere on line. Looks like Jimmy Woo was handing out mastership to anyone that took his class. And with the san soo Masters touting it as the oldest and most dangerous fighting system in the world it makes you wonder about the credibility of sansoo. That must have been a selling point for Jimmy Woo when he was handing out masterships. Some of the Sansoon masters online are poor tacticians and I'm not sure if its the art itself or their abilities but, across the board the sansoo masters out there are far from what you would see in a master of many other styles. Its as if Sansoon master level standards were set lower to allow for more people to advance to master level. Then there's the art of sansoo itself, with many ludacris moves and a lot of wasted motions etc... I'm actually surprised so many people study san soo

I learned San Soo under Master Dennis McClellan, Moreno Valley, Calif and I was one of his teachers in the 80's. In San Soo you train 1- 2 -3, over and over- again and again always knowing that you will be trained to adjust to anything your opponent does. I too as a teacher trained many students to be prepared to make a choice in seconds. I trained under master Al Rubin Riverside, Calif ( RIP ) and grandmaster Bill Lasiter when he was in Ontario,Calif, in the early 80's. My partners were Master Bill Vigil, and Master Gary Sims. San Soo came very easy to me and to this day, it is a part of my life. I live now in Colorado and there isn't a place for me to train, so I train with my 22 yr old son, and I work out with my police officer son who lives in Pasadena, when I come to Calif to visit. Remember San Soo is a way of life, and as life changes so should we also be prepared to change as our opponent changes. If you have trained in San Soo, you will always be a San Soo warrior. Enjoy your training !

whats witall the screaming like karate bullshit. plus half the moves you guys do you never see Jimmy or Frank or any Real San Soo mazters ever perform. where did those moves come from. they dont look like any san soo movee ive ever seen , anIve been doing san soo since 1973 . but if you can tell mwhere theare from Ill stand corrected and buy the book myself . regards.

Dave Hopkins White belt form

I trained with Sifu Tom Akers in the early 90's. I loved that after one month I thought I was King Shit , but after two years I realized I knew nothing at all

if you ever done San Soo we all know that after the take down its all open to any combo you have learned when your opponent is down

I learnt Wing Chun Kung Fu. I consider that San Soo is somewhat better. I'll have to practise on my own with an imaginary partner.. ideally need hands-on and someone to model reactions a real body to work with to get a feel for it. I'm afflicted with the unsocial lone wolf syndrome and don't know anyone in my tiny circle that would be interested enough to train with 😔

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That was slow

If you slam your left heel down he goes. Hes going cause hes letting you.

That takedown is terrible... I wanna say you're trying an Ouchi Gari which is a good and light takedown, but ur stance is too wide, and then not to many people are going to fall just because u push them and ur leg is right there. At least I wouldn't. The other thing is that if ur gonna kick me in the groin, don't bother blocking, just square up and block your face and ribs and I guess kick me in the groin, cus ur block is too slow and all it's gonna do is make me come from behind you and use a takedown or throw. I feel like this martial art would be effective, if you guys actually sparred. But your lack of actual engaging experience makes me feel like you guys are basically just actors. A WWE wrestler can do suplexes all day, but he may not be able to do them on an opponent trained and fights everyday. Brock Lesnar was an actual wrestler before WWE and MMA, that's why he's successful. Someone like John Cena would be torn apart in MMA due to the fact that he's just an actor.

San soo is bullshit he didn't restomp the groin ameri do te is the best of all and the worst of none

Great Voice Malin...

To train to block first is foolish. Have you ever saw a boxer, or an MMA fighter block a punch or a kick first and then counter the attack? No, because in real life, it doesn’t work. Train realistically, don’t waste your time with techniques that don’t work. Classical martial arts are great in the schools, in tournaments in demonstrations and in the movies, but on the street in a real fight, or ambush type scenario, they are totally useless, you’ll end up in the hospital, or worse!

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San Soo can be very effective. Just don't be overly analytical about fighting and what opponents will do. Adapt! You don't know exactly what your opponent will do. Use proper training in ALL techniques and aspects so you can be ready for any attack. Also, learn to read your opponent, read their movements. Get a feel for how they move and pick up perpetual habits they have. Learn to notice movements opponents make that you can time. Learn how to detect movement to see what's coming in time to counter or avoid attack. Learn how to tell when your opponent is just about to strike...etc. In San Soo videos I notice it's all very analytical and each demonstration is a counter for a certain attack, which is fine, just know that in a real situation, you will have less time to execute the techniques, less time to think and react and won't know what your opponent will come at you with. Adapt accordingly and these techniques can be executed.

It's all generalizations and that's fine, but do you ever prepare for unlikely attacks in San Soo and teach students to always be ready for the unexpected?

malin akerman Halla bu ben saeki

The drummer is the douchebag that left her with a seven month old baby.

Cool car!

She is a mom. Congrats Malin and Roberto.

she's awesome as hell. beautiful, talented, and willing to show her sweet boobs.

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Brilliant. i want to learn kung Fu

Looking forward to see what they make out of the upcoming film CBGB. She's playing Debbie Harry... xx Best of luck to her x

Known in some martial arts circles as "the furple durple".

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That flippin' rocked, great power trio! Had absolutely no idea Malin Akerman had a voice like that.

What the hell is she wearing?

@poisonedtears00 she doesnt its autotuned sally :)

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Good at acting and a good singer!! Plus, SHE'S SWEDISH!!

he totally got a boner

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well as a singer I have to say that she has a nice voice but she should write better melodies for her especially in the beginning of the song... the high notes are really good... obviously...it's very strange to see her in a low quality video clip... about the music...it conveyed nothing... she should follow the steps of jared letto...

Sarah Vaughan - Whatever Lola Wants

The name of the band was changed to "The Petalstones" later on

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