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Super Dan Anderson
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Sunday Afternoon With The Bradburys - 6-Count Drill Spoilers
I am having way too much fun here. This was shot following a seminar I taught last year at Jackie & Kevin Bradbury's Kindred Protective Arts.
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Відео
Why you need to know the info contained in this video!
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I'll bet the way you were taught to disarm your opponent DOESN'T work as well as you'd like. What's up with that? Watch this video and you'll find the reason why. Prof. Dan
Single Motion Disarms
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How can you disarm your opponent in one single motion? This is the preview for my latest instructional video: Single Motion Disarms - The Modern Arnis Master Program Vol. 1. Click the link to visit the page. superdanonlinelibrary.com/product/single-motion-disarms-the-modern-arnis-master-program-vol-1/
MA80 System Arnis/Eskrima Striking Characteristics - "Cutting & Pounding The Steak"
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This is a short video I made for my students detailing the difference between two different options for striking. Enjoy! DA
Super Dan - A Martial Arts Memoir Audiobook Sneak Preview
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Among other projects, I am working on an audiobook version of my memoirs. This is an interesting project as I am the one dong the reading. I looked into several AI voice cloning programs but they aren't quite cutting it. I don't know how long this project will take me to finish it but once I'm done, you'll certainly know about it. Anyway, if you have ever been interested in how I got started in...
Women's Self-Defense 6-Week Intensive Special course
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This course starts its new session on April 2nd! You can call 503-665-8596 or register online by clicking this link. superdanonlineacademy.com/womens-self-defense-intensive-6-week-course/
Anderson Martial Arts - Women's Self-defense 6-Week Intensive Course
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When it's go time, it's GO TIME! Click this link to pre-register online. cp.mystudio.io/m/?=anderson/1167/67116//1710795938 New session begins on April 2nd at Anderson Martial Arts - 301 NE Roberts Ave. Gresham
Women's Self-defense Intensive Course Starts April 2nd!
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"How do I know what to hit with?" This video brief shows you one of the drills we do in the intensive course. Anderson Martial Arts - 301 NE Roberts Ave. Gresham, OR 503-665-8596 Click this link to pre-register online! cp.mystudio.io/m/?=anderson/1167/67116//1710187799"How do I know what to hit with?"
Women's Self Defense - Next Session Begins April 2nd!
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Register online for our April session. This class can change your life! cp.mystudio.io/m/?=anderson/1167/67116//1709830753
Super Dan's Touchstyle Guitar Journey Video #1 - The Short Version
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This is a video of me playing The Reins of Castamere melody. This is a rough rendition. I'll upload more melodies as I learn them. This is the first - warts and all.
Super Dan's Touchstyle Guitar Journey Episode 1
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This is a longer video than the ones I will be uploading in the future. In this video I talk about how I came to begin to learning the touchstyle guitar, my influences, and the like. At the end I also have a very rough performance of the first song I learned by ear, The Reins of Castamere. Enjoy! Trey Gunn - originalvoicecoaching@gmail.com Markus Reuter - markusreuter.com Shawn Crowder - shawnc...
Happy Birthday, Mike Genova
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This is my first upload of my touchstyle Guitar journey. I have only been at it for three weeks and boy, is this ever a b*tch to learn. Today (Feb. 14th) is the birthday of my old buddy, Mike Genova. By the old typewriting hunt and peck method, I figured how to play Happy Birthday to him. Here it is, old friend, warts and all - Happy birthday!
Unboxing The "Martial 10" Touchstyle Guitar
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I just go ahold of my touchstyle guitar today. This is a product hand built by Kevin Siebold of Krappy Guitars. I am really stoked about learning this instrument. This is the first of my videos detailing my experience with this instrument. I'll upload more as time goes along.
Shintai Kyousei Jutsu 'Soft Punch'
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This is a video short describing the 'soft punch' in Shintai Kyousei Jutsu. My thanks to Chris Chiu for being my uke for this demonstration. The book & video set, Shintai Kyousei Jutsu - The Art of Effortless Opponent Body Management, is available at the Super Dan Online Library (www.superdanonlinelibrary.com).
Modern Arnis Joint Locks - Elbow Hang
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Modern Arnis Joint Locks - Elbow Hang
Introduction to Footwork Hacks - Upcoming video by Dan Anderson
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Introduction to Footwork Hacks - Upcoming video by Dan Anderson
Modern Arnis - Single Motion Disarms
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Modern Arnis - Single Motion Disarms
Disarm Reversals - Simple Counters To Your Opponent Weapon Disarms
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Disarm Reversals - Simple Counters To Your Opponent Weapon Disarms
Coordinating the Left (non-dominant) Hand in Modern Arnis
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Coordinating the Left (non-dominant) Hand in Modern Arnis
Thursday Evening Arnis Class Starting Up!
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Thursday Evening Arnis Class Starting Up!
2005 Edged Impact Weapons Seminar - The Prof. Dan Anderson Sessions
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2005 Edged Impact Weapons Seminar - The Prof. Dan Anderson Sessions
Saturday Morning Fun at Anderson Martial Arts
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Saturday Morning Fun at Anderson Martial Arts
Modern Arnis Workshop - The Handbook Preview
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Modern Arnis Workshop - The Handbook Preview
Creating Your Own Modern Arnis Workshop - The Handbook
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Creating Your Own Modern Arnis Workshop - The Handbook
It looks like he’s stepping sideways instead of at a 45 degree angle.
@@daniels3795 Most of them, yes. Youth...can't get a thing thru their heads. Lol
When I started Arnis 5 years ago, I was told it was one of the hardest martial arts to learn. My guru wasn’t lying lol
Super Dan Anderson is an amazing man and I am very thankful for all the help he has given me. Thank you Sir!!!!
You're very welcome.
What if that was a knife?
@davidspin5353 The only time I would attempt a knife disarm is after the attacker was knocked out cold. Attempting to do a disarm against a knife is very chancy. So, to answer your question, I would 1. Get the hell out of there, 2. If I had to stand my ground, I'd find an environmental weapon to use, or 3. If I had to fight, I'd go for blunt impact trauma.
Thank you for your very informative videos! Love Modern Arnis....MA80.
Thank you.
You all need a reality check and are delusional. Not because of the style, but the way you train. 95% of you guys have never done free sparing, much less been in an actual fight. So, the first time that happens, you panic and get all spazzy. Do you know how I know? There's a fma stick fighting group that meets at my gym once a week and practices at the far end of the gym. I've asked to spar them, they thought I was crazy because I said keep your stick, I won't use anything else. With muay Thai, wrestling, and bjj, I disarmed him without being touched, then jabbed him in the chin, and he crumpled. Guy wants to try again because he thinks it was a fluke. We go again, and I throw two leg kicks, done. He's on the ground again, never having gotten anything close to a hit with their stick. I then did the same with about 4-5 more because they all wanted to see if they could pull it off. They couldn't. Why? Because of the way they my train. They're used to step 1, step 2, step 3. However, a fight is far more dynamic than that, and is why live sparring is so crucial in training. They make padded sticks right? They have head gear, body protection, etc. Use it! There's nothing wrong with the style. Again, it's how most people apply it and train it that I take issue with. But but but... That's not a real master of fma! No. It was however the best guy in the entire group of about 20 of them. Plus, about 3-4 more of the top guys in the class. Since then, they've adjusted the application and training, use gear and padded sticks. They asked me to come back after a few months of them training in what I'd call a more realistic manner. That same top guy now had the footwork to stay out of my range, while keeping me in his with his stick. He landed a good shot to the head, and I acknowledged that had it been a non padded stick in the real world, the fight would have ended there. IT'S NOT ABOUT THE STYLE! IT'S ABOUT HOW THE STYLE GETS APPLIED!
Thanks for your comment. There are a number of us, myself included, who have done many, many rounds of live free-fighting and the points you make regarding that are valid. Grace under pressure in the heat of it all is an acquired skill.
This guy gets it, stuff needs to be pressure tested properly. My son trains mauy thai at our local mma gym, and even tho he has a dedicated trainer -- I'll often put my gloves on and throw wild untrained stuff at him just to see him try deal with it lol
Boss, if you need to pound your steaks, I know how to fix your beef problem. Next time we get together.
This oughta be good.
Great work!
Thank you. Definitely a work in progress (meaning me).
@@superdananderson1382 I heard from some where that if you practice 18 minutes a day for at least a year you'll be better than 95% of other people. You've got this!
Yes. I've heard the same. A little bit each day is better than going hard core for several hours and then not picking it back up for a week. I try to put in time every day. I notice that my fingers de-coordinate if I don't do something daily.
Complexity in simplicity. I like this a lot thx
You're welcome.
Professor really knew how to make it hurt. Come to think of it, so do you. I miss Bobby.
Yeah, miss them both.
Sounds somewhat similar, Dan. Looking forward to hearing more.
That is my own voice. I couldn't find any AI voice cloning programs that I liked.
yeah. that is exactely what "fighting" women look like.
Thanks. They laid the hammer down.
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Dan. this was amazing to watch. It's been since the days of you fighting Chip Write and Fred King since I saw you fight. I turn 64 this year "24" so this is that much more meaningful for me. I trained with you , Dan , in Portland in 1980ish.
Thank you. I had a lot of fun at that meet.
@@superdananderson1382 would you summarize " Directional Focus" for present times?
@randywallace0110 Not sure. I'd have to remember what I meant by it back in the day.
Good to see, I trained with you in Portland around 1980
Dang, now you've peaked my curiosity in this instrument.
It is frustrating as well as fascinating. I am working on it every day and getting lots of validation from other musicians for my efforts. Onerd!
GM Brian, thanks for the breakdown .
Wow nice!!! Thanks for sharing :) I need to learn some of the moves
It's interesting to see the evolution just between what you're demonstrating and how I learned them late 90s. I use the old ones to show principles but the single move versions as the disarms. Between yours and GM Knüttel's approaches, disarms become a real possibility in the flow of things rather than just luck.
Yep.
no, man... definetly gonna end up real hurt with this... stop, please!!! do it for your students. Its a jungle out there, and opponents in the street won't collaborate as you brainwashed students...
This is a demonstrating how of applying actions in a single move. This is not a combat application. In combat, hit the hand or hit the head. Simple, easy and effective.
gonna get your students killed with that move...
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Thank you!
This is fantastic!
@@squeekj thanks friend!
@@jinghuawushuhui Thanks. More to come!
@@squeekj Thanks. More to come.
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Awesome! Thank you Professor!
You're welcome.
Well said Dan. I still miss the good’ol days when we were young.
So do I, but no use crying g over spult milk or years. Spilled coffee is entirely a different matter!
Thank you Professor! I’m really thankful you’re covering this topic. Especially for us who don’t have great mobility. Aka hip problems.
I think you'll like this. It's not based on attributes.
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You often hear "disarms can't be done in real life". At the 2023 World Modern Arnis Legacy Camp, GM Dieter Knüttel showed how wrong that statement is. His approach has dramatically improved my success rate at pulling off disarms. Your single move technique has made them smoother and faster. Professor Presas would be proud of how his art has flourished in such capable hands.
Thank you. We're doing our best.
Your hybrid side Kick back kick is a very powerful Kik I remember my friend was fighting for first place at the Internationals and he lunged in at Ernest Russell to throw a reverse punch and Russell turned his back step back a little bit and struck well with the back kick took the wind out of my friend and he lost his match ended up with second place instead. I'm pretty old now myself I've had an ankle replacement and now my knee is giving way so I have to find ways to get around my handicaps without making my problems worse thank you for this tutorial it was very informative.
Yep, how to work around handicaps and the effects of age was one of the greatest epiphanies I ever had. My personal motto is "Don't lament about what I can no longer do. Concentrate on what I CAN do and work with that." This attitude takes you out of relying on attributes like speed, exuberant energy, and so forth. You work with what you can do and move forward with that. A heads up on my next project - Footwork Hacks For Free-Fighting - Karate & Arnis. This will take the subject of footwork out of the realm of relying on attributes such as speed, energy, explosiveness, the rhythmically talented, and put this skill into the toolbox of the everyday martial artist. Coming soon.
I will be looking forward to it I'm glad somebody looks out for the old guys to keep us kicking moving and sticking
@@kevingundelach8753 You betcha. Just because we've aged doesn't mean we don't age like fine wine. 👍
Anything from Mr Wiley is a good thing to incorporate. Mixed with you. Should always be jotted down for sage keeping. Great stuff as always sir.
Thank you. *bow*
In my younger years I thought I was a pretty good fighter until I attended a seminar with Dan and had the honor of sparring with him. All I can say is wow! I learned my lesson.
Thank you. *bow*
I am left-handed as well. I always make great effort to train both sides as equally as possible. I do admit, however my left is better than my right side.
It is not uncommon to be better at your dominant side. For me, the key is to be conversant enough with the opposite hand so that you're not in a pickle if/when you need to shift. Also, it gives a different perspective to everything you you. It really helps one to become well-rounded.
@@superdananderson1382 absolutely, really agree. thanks for the return comment.
@@zenshinacademy4096 Anytime.
I remember watching the old 80's and 90's Remy Presas VHS videos showing these forms, back in the 80's and 90's. Although our dojo had access to two Kali teachers James Neilson and Bruce Ogle we also used the old, then new, VHS tapes as added teaching tools. I still have them, transferred to DVD, then MP4 and filed on my computer storage hard drives.
Isn't the 20th/21st century great? Back in the ancient days (1960s) we didn't have ready access to these tools.
@@superdananderson1382 very true, and I didn't get started until the 70's. I can't even imagine how my training would have gone in the 70's, 80's and beyond if back then we had the information access we have now.
@@zenshinacademy4096 Yep.
Merry Christmas, Dan.
Thank you, and Merry Christmas to you as well.
Excellent lecture/history lesson! Thank you Professor!
You're very welcome.
I’m new to Modern Arnie’s. I study in Massachusetts. Professor this is a great idea especially being able to scan for reference. 👍
Thanks. I wish I could take credit for it. I got the idea from Sensei Mish Handwerker. It makes for a great learning tool, though.
@@superdananderson1382 yes it does!
@@victorayala9007 Carry on & let me know how it goes.
@@superdananderson1382 I will, I am studying from one of your students out here
Nicely done, I've never seen the empty hand component of Arnis before, I did adopt some of the deflection techniques to block leg kick instead of doing blunt blocks which damaged a lot of nerves in my shin I wish I would have learned about that earlier. Thank you for another great video.
You're very welcome. Let me know if there is something you'd like to see.
The person who believes being an author is an easy life is greatly deluded. During the Depression time my father became a hobo out of necessity hopping the trains from City to City and taking notes as he went. When he finally found a job he began writing the book The Life of a hobo ,he lived to be 95 years old and was never able to finish it. It took a lot of tenacity on your part to have 37 books published and maybe more now but you were a tenacious fighter and martial artist so my hat is off to you sir.
Thank you. Luckily, for me, it's a pleasure/passion.
Dan was drilling for oil with that reverse punch
Thanks.
Thanks!
Excellent instruction! I just started to learn some of the material yesterday.
Thank you. Let me know if you have any questions. DA
@@superdananderson1382 I absolutely will! Thank you!
Love this! Thank you Professor!
You're very welcome.
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I’m only here to see the old lady get cracked with one.
Thanx Dan for this Demonstration
You're very welcome.
Wish I could join you.
Thank you
You're very welcome.
Thank you so much. This is an absolute jewel.
My pleasure (except for the painful parts - lol).
I really appreciate this video. It demonstrates so much about martial arts. People don't realize that this fighting is how knife fighting works. The mechanics of it I mean. It's actually more advanced than the average person can grasp. Thank you
You're welcome.
Thank you for posting this video I had forgotten how quick you were and it's good to see speed that I have long lost not that I was ever as quick as you.
Thanks.
It's been a long time but I remember learning those first 12 strikes but I never saw the second series with the butt end of the stick I had some lesson from my instructor who taught Okinawan karate he like to compete in the stick fighting competitions at local karate tournaments and he did very well.
Cool!
I wish I had this video back when I used to compete I would have won more fight I always had a problem of making people Miss big but not being able to stay in the pocket where I can counter attack effectively thank you again for this great tutorial.
You're welcome. DA
Thank you for this great tutorial I really enjoy seeing how you misdirect power techniques to your advantage I can see a lot of the Filipino stick Arts have rubbed off on you over the years especially the roof block and direct blocking using left to deflect right and right to deflect left not getting crossed up blocking right on right left on left thank you for this series of videos I'm really enjoying them.
Thanks. Yes, Modern Arnis has definitely left an impact on me.
Nice video
Thank you.
This is a great video it explains the mechanics that go in to making more effective use of the body to generate power or I should say Dynamic power this is important because a lot of Fighters come by it naturally but they are not able to teach it to others in such an effective manner. Thank you for the information.
Thank you. Tim did a great job.