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Great to see you in action Diane! You are truly a force!

Awesome my family lived on fotch off of suphtine boulevard. I’m from Brooklyn but, I used to be with my fam also and remember Sijo and Brother Mutakabir, Master Bill, and many others. It’s deep to see this video because, I was there. Wow I also remember Grand master watts and Grand master Terry.

Growing up in NYC in the 60s and 70s I so many incredible fights and fighter's in the streets. Well up to about 90 when Boys and Men still fought. An older Cuzzin ob Mine was well known for his skills. He was the first Person who I heard use the term "State O". I love to see how certain elite old school fighter's fight. Ezzard Charles is a favorite to watch.

super easy when they stand still, nice sound effect tho. Lol

Nice training!

Excellent video Shihan Cassidy, thank you for sharing. I'll see you at your seminar on September 8, 2024. Interested practitioners should reach out to Shihan Cassidy ASAP. OSS! THE PROFESSOR 🥋 🥋 🥋

I learnt this in Wakanda

Damn it gives me the biggest ever shit eating grin just knowing she's a San Soo Sister, a genuine Tigress!!

52 blocks is a transatlantic slave trade martial arts. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I am now convinced I have heard every bit black owned businesses advertisement scheme. I would like to see the documentation on this 52 blocks coming from Africa and establishing it's base in America.💯

What what what a fireckin legend fighter. We need more like you guts power and mean when needed xx God bless you from richard in uk

Awesome honest down to earth lady I love these people i went to usa and ron blicki is just like you and his diane His wife so lovely hunble fighters Man i thought i died and hone to heaven Her father dan instanto. Jesue

Soft targets. And each well placed hits cathy long the best woman in the fighting world xxx

Sorry the tosser in london Im from uk and there are alot of money grabbers. Sorry they did this to you my top top athlete xx love ya

I could listen to this deadly no nonense teacher i love your skill set honest clear using lots of dirty fighting combatives dirty fighting and real real exp in and out of dojo Love ya i been in this arena but learnt from some real real fighters I use to train to beat myself. Fight harder and calm so i can read there attacks befie they starting to move wow wish i could met you my mind set move elimate next lol Many great fighter s and the will to win under any odds. Sas guys showed me its mind set and spar with all types to test your system. Love ya Honest lovely chat. Gid bless you. Richard from uk. 🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪

Powerful! Ose

Show me 52 blocks in africa you cant show me one african tribe doing the blocks i will wait

Great work, Awesome flow warrior sister,OUS 👊

Excellent work, And awesome flow warrior sister, OUS👊

Awesome flow, And excellent work warrior sister, OUS👊

Love this ❤

Love this ❤

Well she is one of the few women who can actually kick your ass if you press her , legend 👏

Anytime you see "African" you seeing the epitome of LOSER

Thanks!

And expose your face to their knees

Whiiille play punch you in the face with the other hand

Most conflicts don't begin in fight stances. Doing security for 30 years-clubs , schools, pro ball games, I also competed in boxing 10 years. Two different realities.

I agree wholeheartedly with kids becoming Black Belts, instructors should have some integrity. I child would not be able to defend themselves against an adult Black Belt.

I wish we had more information on the african origins of the art

Ous

Tres Montes/Three Mountains=🔥👑🔥👑🔥💯

It was great to see my classmate at the Northwestern University Martial Arts Institute being featured in this video. Diane is a letter prefect practitioner of Miyama Ryu JuJutsu and never fails to be intense. Forty years later she looks as good as she did in 1983 in Evanston. Major Lewis would be proud of you. Congratulations.

You got 2 on 1 defense which leaves his other hand free to smash your face. Show legit techniques please

Chicago the predators packing glocks and coming with numbers. So your blackbelt is useless when the bad guys coming deep with glocks.

Home 9f vsk Juitsu Gm Anthony Muhammad

Why is she screaming?

Love this ❤❤

Guess I’ve been living under a rock. She is sharp though.

Aw wow, they got them wearing diapers on their face😢😢😢😢. Mad respect for Sensei Hasan tho❤💪🏾✊🏾

Rion Gracie did the grappling choreography for lethal weapon87. Its was the first big exposure for Gracie jiujitsu. Gracie jiujitsu was promoted on entertainment tonight during the theater run of lethal weapon.

If he can overcome the pain of his master he too will become a master I wish that I was him to be touched by a master ❤

Is he still alive ❤

I dont get how it's a debate, if you can trace specific movements way back!?!

Looks like another Mcdojo !!😂😂

Fresh

My bros!!!!!!

It's very dep when he said he was on Vietnam 🇻🇳

I've learned so much just from looking at my brother work

I have not trained in martial arts since I was a preteen. However, I believe that the insight that was shared in this podcast is profoundly transferable to anyone who takes their profession and field of study seriously. I appreciated right in the beginning it was stated that the discussion was not about tearing down any individual or their achievements and it wasn't labeled as such for click bait. I respect the fact Sensi White (master marital artist and a professional actor) was only a point reference 👍🏾. The more important focus was on the purposeful usage of the art in its proper context. The analogies that Sensi Randy B. Haskins used were very insightful. He is a top tier professional at explaining and teaching the science behind his craft. His stated phrase "the context will determine the concept" put everything in perspective for me. His analysis regarding acquiring tools (techniques) and having a variety of various tools (skills) and being useless was major. He drove home the point of proper application of the arts when he discussed the fact that high level practitioners bodies have been destroyed from improper usage of techniques. That emphasized the importance of understanding and knowledge of your body. Which related to me as being intelligent and competent in your profession and craft. I appreciated the question regarding students with certain injuries/mobility issues. That was a very important question because people may have certain limitations. And the answer is one I especially appreciated because it dealt with with a critical core value that i truly believe in which is integrity. "This is not for everybody" it's not about the money. There is physical loyalty, respectability, and honesty. I also appreciated the Olympics analogy in regards to preparing for tournaments.

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