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John Anderson, Gene Lebell, Jimmy Takemori….all RIP

SHALOM❤

My mentor.

please give link to Jino Kang Dan Bong 1

Dude’s a badass😎

When the godfather of judo talks everybody listen 👂

Something I’ve noticed on my travels is Bob gets picked on a lot.

i tried searching for a torrent of fist 2 fist .... 😲

Love videos.

This is one of those great self defense weapons that are proprietary to Hapkido and makes me want to learn this style. The other self defensive tool being the cane.

Most excellent. Where is your school located if I may ask?

We need more why is there not more ughh

This is something different.. rope stick .. something between a okinawan nunchaku and a japanese short stick..

Gene Lebell is a legitimate tough as nails Martial Artist & fighter. The fight he had with that legitimate Boxer was much bigger than some knew as the Boxer had brass knuckles underneath his gloves, and Gene was still able to take him down, and choke him out for what would pave been a 200 count if someone bothered to count. Lol

This old shit claims he was Bruce Lee's master for a year. Lol 😆 what a joke to claim when Bruce isn't here today. I believe it was the other way around which he was Bruce's student.

Rip a definite legend

Gene ficou com medo de rolar com o rorion quando rorion finalizou vários alunos seus !

RIP JUDO GENE!

The Legend! Rest in Paradise Sir! What a sweet man he was.

I had the honor of getting some Grappling and Judo lessons from Gene awhile back. RIP Gene.

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Love gene but he wasn't bruces instructor they worked mostly fight scenes together. This is while they worked on green hornet. Gene only started saying he was Bruce's instructor after bruce lee died. But bruce learned more grappling from Japanese judo Olympian and wally Jay. I'm not saying gene and bruce didn't show each other stuff but most it was tstuff for movies and working out together

The lanyard gives it the ability to be used in a way which is kind of similar to how a nunchaku is used except for without the second stick.Granted it may not be exactly like a nunchuck but this demonstration goes to show that with the dan bong the lanyard doesn't just only have the potential to be simply a passive and inactive part of the instrument which does nothing but aids in retention but it can also be a more active part of the weapon which aids in the wielders offensive capability.

I discovered the utility of this tool by accident. I started a hike with a bo and ended up breaking the staff, so I ended the hike with a sharp jo and sharp dan bong!

When in doubt, choke them out. Absolut wisdom right there.

I don't think people really understand how much of a legendary fighter this guy is. This guy is for real. Got the title "Sadistic Bastard" from Karl Gotch in which Gene considered his greatest achievement.

I trained short stick but not rope with short stick.

My judo senshei has been olympic and he is always doing that takedon with one Hand. So fast

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Thank you for demonstrating the importance of the lanyard with the short stick.

Nice love it

GENE LEBEL BEST EVER...

That is, technically, called a chul bong (rope staff (literally string staff)). A tahn bong is any stick from the size of a Kubotan to about the length of the arm from the elbow to about 2" past the fingertips. This is a half of a noonchawk, which is called ssang chool bong in Hangeukmal

I love gene but the yellow fellow at the end....jumped and fell haha

His story with Steven Seagal was hilarious, he made Seagal unconscious and shit on his pants.

Thanks so much for explaining the technique in slow motion master! 👍🏼

That first one was the sort of thing Batman would do.

Very practical weapon

Super.

Que buen vídeo, gracias

Very nicely done.

I'll bet Gene rules the retirement home.....free drinks on Friday nights!

Currently working on short stick in class. Very helpful!

anything without the cord?

Cool! Flip the stick around a few times to give the mugger warning so he can draw his weapon too

Trés bien

imo - He's a legend of a teacher and a truly nice guy (not to mention his fight history, work in films, martial arts etc etc). In public (especially) he's always having fun and playing up an old school wrestling/hardman character. All those faces and the bravado are just a sincere act which pays homage to the wrestling/hardman personalities of old. I for one love to see it and understand (once he moves up to the great wrestling ring in the sky) the martial community will morn the passing of not just a great man but a bygone era in wrestling/grappling, fighting and the personalities therein. Long live Gene! ;)

Where can I purchase one of these????

Nice.... how long is the cord?

I wouldn't do it with a knife though.