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@@princessepingouin They're somewhere been neutral and a scam. They've had a history of selling data, for which they were sued for over 7 million dollars. Most influencers and creators stopped taking BH for a while, but now it seems like people with less of a moral rigidity are hoping enough time has passed.
Betterhelp is a known scam that has exposed the personal information of their “clients” in the past and connected people with mental illnesses with people who were NOT professional healthcare providers. There’s a lot out there about them. I love your vids but this is a really disappointing sponsor to take on
wrestling bare-chested in a full leather harness armor thing with a cowboy hat on and some feather/cloth accessory around your neck/waist under the sun in an endless grassfield is peak masculinity and you can't convince me otherwise
@@akumabito2008 I did a Zoom class with Lavell during Covid, and he was buff then, but he's even more buff now. He put on weight, but none of it is fat.
I am Mongolian here. Actually you can compete American Naadam . Mongolians who live in US gather once in year in July 12th and do mock festival so you can compete there
Side note: Seth please be aware of Better Helps’ past and legal issues as well as their therapists not being licensed. You deserve a more honest sponsor my guy❤️
What do you mean? They don't have hands: how could they possibly out grapple you? :p In all seriousness, as an American rancher who deals with horse breeds larger and heavier than any of those, it's surprisingly easy to move them around if you get leverage. I usually get that leverage by getting a rope around their head or legs, from a safer distance, but you can in fact drag them around by hand if you desperately need to.
Everyone probably understandably taking note of Lavell's massive upper body, but the dude's footwork is truly astonishing. He's a dancer in the body of a bull.
I feel like, seeing how much your Judo helped your Sumo, this is just another addition. The way i see it, you are trying to stand up and ressist someone pulling you and pushing you and try to take you down different ways than you are used to. Also Mongolian Sumo wrestlers are amazing as well, they probably have this foundation, so this is just more perspective towards grapling.
Greatest sumotori ever (by match record) is Mongolian. Sumo and Mongolian wrestling seems to have very similar rules regarding defeat and match length.
The guy at 27:35 explaining the rewards for the competition has an amazing youtube channel explaining the history of martial arts of china and mongolia called the wandering warrior, his name is vincent tseng and he is a shuai jiao, bokh and paraying mantis kung fu practitioner, his videos are some of the best out there on these subjects and definitely worth checking out😊
@@SenseiSeth You should check out his videos on Kung Fu in the qing dynasty. His video about Kung Fu fighting goes into a lot of detail with that. It's great.
thats true, if you go on the channel and search for exam it is pretty impressive, the idea of military exams is very educational. Till now i was like putting weights into grocery bags in order to do lifts with single fingers, now i am probably gonna buy me a hunting bow
Hello Seth, great video as usual! As a Mongolian, one important thing to note is that this version of Bokh is not what outer Mongolians call Bokh, but rather an Inner Mongolian version of Bokh. While being as equally as interesting and awesome, there are some differences in clothing, rules and rank system etc. I think a little more fitting video to the title would've been a video about Khalkha Bokh, as almost no one in the modern day Mongolia would call the version in this video Bokh. Inner Mongolian bokh is less known in Mongolia than Mongolian Bokh and it doesnt represent fully what Bokh is, as the title might suggest. I would like to recommend you look into Khalkha Bokh (the one we call Bokh in outer Mongolia), and if you have the time make a video on it. Lastly, Hangai seems like a great guy, as a mongolian he earned my respect. I would also like to see Hangai travel to Mongolia and try Mongolian Bokh. For people who might confuse what Inner and outer Mongolia is, Inner Mongolia is an autonomous region within Chinese border, but culturally almost fully Mongolian, whereas outer Mongolia is just Mongolia. Hope I explained things clearly.
I can see that. The various grips did not seem at all foreign to me and I'd used a lot of what was shown grabbing the kurtka during sambo back in the day.
What I love about Mongolian Wrestling is the 'ranking names': Lion, Garuda, Elephant, Hawk and Falcon, Lion being the highest. 'I'm Joall, I'm Black Belch!' 'I am Sensei Seth Rank.. Lion'
Fantastic video. I really love the part where he talks about how you need to fail a lot in training - it's something a lot of us forget in our daily lives
Nice to see lavelle bringing this outside. I know him from inner mongolia. He's a good dude and really passionate about martial arts and Mongolian wrestling and history. A full package ❤
Seth is going for the " I have tried every martial art available to me" championship 😂. Honestly seth, I'm waiting for you to do a pressure points ( kyoshu , dim mak) B.S episode 😂. I'm kind of getting bored seeing you only learn functional martial arts 😅. Actually I love seeing you learning functional martial arts, Keep up this great journey.
Man I did not expect to see Bokh on this channel, it's something I've long wanted to try. And you did such a good job showcasing it and explaining it. I have been planning a trip to Mongolia and hope I get the chance to try it. It's not something I have local to me, though there is a Naadam in the UK, but I've not been able to attend the 2 that have happened since I learned there was one here.
Lavell Marshall! What a throwback! I remember following his Shuai Jiao training on ig back in the day, he's certainly bulked up and looks well! Great collab! 💪
Definitely really cool to see you do well on the grappling martial arts, the slow transition from a striker to a well rounded martial artist is an amazing journey
Seth's future trophy room vod: "So here are my Karate Tournament trophies, won a couple, couple runner ups. Here are some of my football trophies, oh here are my sumo runner up and champion trophies. Oh here is my runner up Yak for the 2026 Bokh Championship." Edit: Thought of a better joke.
Spotted you in the background of one of Lavells posts and was looking forward to a video from you!! Most excellent all round. Levell is awesome, Vincent is awesome and you sir are also awesome 👌
My trainer was a Greek fro Caucasus, he trained us in Judo and Samba, looking at the movement drills I started smiling because of how familiar it felt. Wrestling is indeed movement.
18:40 This exchange of ideas is incredibly valuable regarding ANY training, martial art or other discipline. To have "intention and commit" to a movement or idea, to make mistakes and discover solutions. That is how we gain confidence and develop skills. I practiced a variety of martial arts before living in Japan, but it wasn't really until I became the daily Uke for about 6 months that I felt like I truly understood how to "play" with technique. When you "fall a thousand times" while playing with technique, you learn FAR more than just what the floor feels like when you meet it.
Eyyyy, Seth finally won something! Jokes bro. ❤ That looked like it was one of the best physical and spiritual experiences to be had. I really, really liked the statement "the harder you go, the less you learn." I try to tell people this sort of thing when they think every damn thing is a competition. Learn first, fight later.
Sensei Seth, American Hangai, James Nottingham, some others I recognize in this video. Been following you all for a while on your respective content. So cool to see you all come together for Mongolian wrestling.
Watching someone grapple a horse or any equine for that matter is incredible those things can kill you in one kick and are so strong to see a clip of them put em to the ground THEN RIDE IT... wild.
Love to see you showing the people about the underrated martial arts. Specially the once are not mostly recognised. First of all shuai jiao and bokh is amazing with it's rich history.
Fun fact, many in the Wing Chun community speculate that Ng Mui created Wing Chun for Wing Chun to counter Mongolian wresting, because that was one of the possible styles of the War Lord suitor. A modern day matchup wohld be interesting.
I can understand the first time Seth tossed Hangai to the ground. It's like playing the Matrix game where you end up being not "The Chosen One" but you still dropped an agent. After that, you celebrated the surprise, then ran like hell because it was about to get a lot worse.
Amazing to see you talking about mental health and your own anxiety. It's a huge issue among young men. That one little advert for the app will do far more good than you'll probably know.
just want to say, I respect you Sensai Seth for you open mindedness to all martial arts (I have to admit I have trained under certain sensai's who bad mouthed any art that was not their main style, without even touching the martial art they are putting down)
@Sensei Seth, I'm pretty sure you have seen my work on Lavell, Bokh, shuai jiao and more. I featured him a long time ago and I live in China and went to the grasslands a couple of times to make videos on him and Bokh. I also spent years researching the history of shuai jiao, which developed from Bokh, and released a series on this which was immense work. I'll post the links below, but would appreciate you sharing then for all interested in these subjects. (I also designed the Bokh tee Lavell was wearing if anyone on interested)
The castration of the animals while fully alert really sucks. But this video was really awesome. Well done Seth, also glad to hear you're doing season three as a Sumo 🥳👍
I grew up in farm world USA and the thing about wrestling animals is absolutely true. My town and the town next to our’s high schools had no money but we DOMINATED wrestling every year and I believe it’s because of the animal wrangling and other strength building farm work many of the kids had growing up.
Seth, please try Shodokan Aikido. It's a style of Aikido that is popular in the UK and Japan and it focuses a lot on competition and sparring. It's an incredibly under represented style of Aikido and I think it deserves to have some recognition.
Those guys really seem to love their Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi (like 9:53). Not a bad thing at all, its a great throw to hit. And yours looked quite slick. I really hope more people get to learn about Bokh, as well as Hangai and Wandering Warrior. Very unique and interesting journeys, they deserve a doco.
You should try when you get the Budget. Porrazo del Tigre, native Mexican wrestling. Huka Huka, Amazonian wrestling. Laamb, Senegalese wrestling which allows punching.
Oooo, Mongolian Kata! That warm up is straight from an Okinawan kata (insert whatever system you like, I'm a karateka!), 2 legs, 2 arms, only so many ways to hurt one another!
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Isn't Betterhelp widely considered garbage as far as mental health goes?
@@princessepingouin They're somewhere been neutral and a scam. They've had a history of selling data, for which they were sued for over 7 million dollars. Most influencers and creators stopped taking BH for a while, but now it seems like people with less of a moral rigidity are hoping enough time has passed.
Please get a better sponsor🩵
Please don't promote something that's been proven to be a scam, love your vids ❤
Betterhelp is a known scam that has exposed the personal information of their “clients” in the past and connected people with mental illnesses with people who were NOT professional healthcare providers. There’s a lot out there about them.
I love your vids but this is a really disappointing sponsor to take on
I love seeing Seth gradually become a grappler 😂
he's too big to resist the calling of wrestling 😂
@@jgarcia2273he is built for it tbf
Yeah lol. Football -> Sumo -> Mongolian Wrestling. One day he'll butt scoot jk. Hopefully he gets into judo or freestyle long term. That'll be cool.
@@vespaman101idk why but I could imagine him being really good at Greco
@@Sensei_Froghe’s big, strong, and explosive. Makes perfect sense
The wrestling game is high level, but the drip game is absolutely world class
wrestling bare-chested in a full leather harness armor thing with a cowboy hat on and some feather/cloth accessory around your neck/waist under the sun in an endless grassfield is peak masculinity and you can't convince me otherwise
100%
@@leocheung8860 Dude! With his physique, it'd be a crime if he ever wore anything else!
@@akumabito2008 I did a Zoom class with Lavell during Covid, and he was buff then, but he's even more buff now. He put on weight, but none of it is fat.
@@leocheung8860 Turkish oil wrestling clearly needs to come next.
"I can't correct you if you don't commit to the technique." That's a million dollar lesson right there.
That line stuck out to me too, yeah.
🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️
I am Mongolian here. Actually you can compete American Naadam . Mongolians who live in US gather once in year in July 12th and do mock festival so you can compete there
Absolutely. They have them in NYC, DC, SF, LA there’s plenty but he’s referring to Inner Mongolian (Uvur Mongol) Bokh. Different style of Mongol Bokh.
do it seth, totaly up your alley
@@AmericanHangai inner and outer Mongolians do separate naadams ?
@@ermuunorgil4383 different places and different wrestling styles. Inner Mongolia has many more. Hundreds and hundreds each summer
Where?
Side note: Seth please be aware of Better Helps’ past and legal issues as well as their therapists not being licensed. You deserve a more honest sponsor my guy❤️
Yeah I think a lot of UA-camrs (rightly) stopped working with Better Help, same with Established Titles.
Seconded. BH has dumped a ton of money into their promotion, but have a lot of sketchy, "selling personal data to data brokers" kind of issues.
Yeah I'm honestly surprised better help is not only still going but still getting sponsors
I was going to say this as well. The idea that they actively sell therapy clients private information is beyond disturbing.
If he has a contract with them I don't think he can legally speak down on them but I hope he reads your comment.
Seth is out here collecting martial arts like infinity stones 🤣
I mean, he's becoming a real badass. Back when he started making youtubes, I didn't take him that seriously, but I wouldn't F with him now.
Lets be honest. Our Martial Arts youtubers are becoming the Avengers.
"i can't correct you if you don't commit to it"
amazing quote that everyone should take with them with any kind of training
🙏🏾🙏🏾
The content that I have been waiting for! 🔥
I had a feeling that these two guys were going to meet. Lavell is a real badass, and Seth is on his way to becoming one too.
I was not prepared to see someone out grapple a horse today. What.
When is sensei Seth going to wrestle a horse?
What do you mean? They don't have hands: how could they possibly out grapple you? :p
In all seriousness, as an American rancher who deals with horse breeds larger and heavier than any of those, it's surprisingly easy to move them around if you get leverage. I usually get that leverage by getting a rope around their head or legs, from a safer distance, but you can in fact drag them around by hand if you desperately need to.
@@ASDeckardyes opposable thumbs is a super power.
Everyone probably understandably taking note of Lavell's massive upper body, but the dude's footwork is truly astonishing. He's a dancer in the body of a bull.
Fun fact I was a bboy for a long time 😊 and I appreciate the compliment ❤️
I feel like, seeing how much your Judo helped your Sumo, this is just another addition. The way i see it, you are trying to stand up and ressist someone pulling you and pushing you and try to take you down different ways than you are used to. Also Mongolian Sumo wrestlers are amazing as well, they probably have this foundation, so this is just more perspective towards grapling.
Greatest sumotori ever (by match record) is Mongolian. Sumo and Mongolian wrestling seems to have very similar rules regarding defeat and match length.
The guy at 27:35 explaining the rewards for the competition has an amazing youtube channel explaining the history of martial arts of china and mongolia called the wandering warrior, his name is vincent tseng and he is a shuai jiao, bokh and paraying mantis kung fu practitioner, his videos are some of the best out there on these subjects and definitely worth checking out😊
👏👏👏
@@SenseiSeth You should check out his videos on Kung Fu in the qing dynasty. His video about Kung Fu fighting goes into a lot of detail with that. It's great.
🙏
I stumbled upon his channel by watching a video on Karate Breakdown about double handed punches. A refreshing perspective for Karate people. :)
thats true, if you go on the channel and search for exam it is pretty impressive, the idea of military exams is very educational. Till now i was like putting weights into grocery bags in order to do lifts with single fingers, now i am probably gonna buy me a hunting bow
Mongolia started a one-sided war against every other countries national outfits and won it.
Mongolia dripped out everytime I see them pop up online
Hello Seth, great video as usual! As a Mongolian, one important thing to note is that this version of Bokh is not what outer Mongolians call Bokh, but rather an Inner Mongolian version of Bokh. While being as equally as interesting and awesome, there are some differences in clothing, rules and rank system etc. I think a little more fitting video to the title would've been a video about Khalkha Bokh, as almost no one in the modern day Mongolia would call the version in this video Bokh. Inner Mongolian bokh is less known in Mongolia than Mongolian Bokh and it doesnt represent fully what Bokh is, as the title might suggest. I would like to recommend you look into Khalkha Bokh (the one we call Bokh in outer Mongolia), and if you have the time make a video on it. Lastly, Hangai seems like a great guy, as a mongolian he earned my respect. I would also like to see Hangai travel to Mongolia and try Mongolian Bokh.
For people who might confuse what Inner and outer Mongolia is, Inner Mongolia is an autonomous region within Chinese border, but culturally almost fully Mongolian, whereas outer Mongolia is just Mongolia. Hope I explained things clearly.
Interesting.
Fun fact: Mongolian wrestling is one of the influences on Sambo, which tried to take the best of all the martial arts of Eurasia.
I can see that. The various grips did not seem at all foreign to me and I'd used a lot of what was shown grabbing the kurtka during sambo back in the day.
One of the most practical grappling arts.
What I love about Mongolian Wrestling is the 'ranking names': Lion, Garuda, Elephant, Hawk and Falcon, Lion being the highest.
'I'm Joall, I'm Black Belch!'
'I am Sensei Seth Rank.. Lion'
That is cool! Although I reckon an elephant would be tougher to wrestle than a lion, if I had to pick one.
@@elliotspencer8129 equally difficult for different reasons. can't throw an elephant, and the lion will straight up kill you.
whats a garuda
Fantastic video. I really love the part where he talks about how you need to fail a lot in training - it's something a lot of us forget in our daily lives
I saw you in the background on american hangai and wandering warriors' instagrams and was hoping this was coming!
I also like to check out and see who is in the background on videos. You never know who you will see.
😉👍
😊
20:36 throwing that horse into mounting it was so slick 😂
Nice to see lavelle bringing this outside. I know him from inner mongolia. He's a good dude and really passionate about martial arts and Mongolian wrestling and history. A full package ❤
I'll see you all in the Azure Sky!
I miss Naidan
✊
That masculine urge to get pulled apart by two horse
Spotted the Kengan fan ✊🏻
Seth is going for the " I have tried every martial art available to me" championship 😂.
Honestly seth, I'm waiting for you to do a pressure points ( kyoshu , dim mak) B.S episode 😂.
I'm kind of getting bored seeing you only learn functional martial arts 😅.
Actually I love seeing you learning functional martial arts, Keep up this great journey.
It was a huge honor to meet you at the camp man! Watching you evolve each day was crazy
Man I did not expect to see Bokh on this channel, it's something I've long wanted to try. And you did such a good job showcasing it and explaining it. I have been planning a trip to Mongolia and hope I get the chance to try it. It's not something I have local to me, though there is a Naadam in the UK, but I've not been able to attend the 2 that have happened since I learned there was one here.
At this rate I think there isn't a martial art Seth won't find somehow
INNER mongolia
@@burritodog3634I know it's Inner Mongolia that's referenced and whilst there are differences, but none of them really relevant to my comment.
Lavell Marshall! What a throwback! I remember following his Shuai Jiao training on ig back in the day, he's certainly bulked up and looks well! Great collab! 💪
Did you do the Zoom class during lockdown?
It was awesome.
Definitely really cool to see you do well on the grappling martial arts, the slow transition from a striker to a well rounded martial artist is an amazing journey
Seth's future trophy room vod: "So here are my Karate Tournament trophies, won a couple, couple runner ups. Here are some of my football trophies, oh here are my sumo runner up and champion trophies. Oh here is my runner up Yak for the 2026 Bokh Championship."
Edit: Thought of a better joke.
Thank you for putting out so many interesting videos about grappling! I love the variety of martial arts that you show us.
Spotted you in the background of one of Lavells posts and was looking forward to a video from you!! Most excellent all round. Levell is awesome, Vincent is awesome and you sir are also awesome 👌
🙏
My trainer was a Greek fro Caucasus, he trained us in Judo and Samba, looking at the movement drills I started smiling because of how familiar it felt. Wrestling is indeed movement.
18:40 This exchange of ideas is incredibly valuable regarding ANY training, martial art or other discipline. To have "intention and commit" to a movement or idea, to make mistakes and discover solutions. That is how we gain confidence and develop skills. I practiced a variety of martial arts before living in Japan, but it wasn't really until I became the daily Uke for about 6 months that I felt like I truly understood how to "play" with technique. When you "fall a thousand times" while playing with technique, you learn FAR more than just what the floor feels like when you meet it.
Oh no Steppe-Wrestler, you've got me pinned!
I'm so happy that you got to interact with Lavell and make a great big video about his whole stuff. It's awesome!
As a wrestler, i loved every second of this video
Man, I really enjoy your videos. You’re humble, humorous, and informative. Appreciate all the work you put into this. Please keep it up!
Seth has really grown as a Martial artist and a youtuber.
Eyyyy, Seth finally won something!
Jokes bro. ❤ That looked like it was one of the best physical and spiritual experiences to be had.
I really, really liked the statement "the harder you go, the less you learn." I try to tell people this sort of thing when they think every damn thing is a competition. Learn first, fight later.
are you negging seth rn
This was a lot more interesting than I thought it would be. Simple and effective, just right.
I thought I never would see a martial arts UA-camr cover this, love the culture and everything that comes with it.
Loved this video!!! I know ur looking but I can't wait for a kendo video!! I want to see you in that armor towering over everyone sooooo bad.
Sensei Seth, American Hangai, James Nottingham, some others I recognize in this video. Been following you all for a while on your respective content. So cool to see you all come together for Mongolian wrestling.
Next is Mongolian horse riding and archery!!
Practicing Bokh in preparation for next year's World Sumo Championship sounds like a good strategy!
Sometimes you just knock it out of the park man. Great job again. This is one of your best. I’m proud of you big dog.
Watching someone grapple a horse or any equine for that matter is incredible those things can kill you in one kick and are so strong to see a clip of them put em to the ground THEN RIDE IT... wild.
an amazing coach, his students are very lucky to have a guy like him teaching them this ancient sport
Love to see you showing the people about the underrated martial arts. Specially the once are not mostly recognised. First of all shuai jiao and bokh is amazing with it's rich history.
Fun fact, many in the Wing Chun community speculate that Ng Mui created Wing Chun for Wing Chun to counter Mongolian wresting, because that was one of the possible styles of the War Lord suitor.
A modern day matchup wohld be interesting.
It's so cool to see how all of your martial arts training translated well here - love these videos!
Seth you brought to my attention so many martial arts styles, cultures and information! thanks for the knowledge!
I was fortunate enough to do a seminar with Lavell a few years back, insane talent and a world class teacher.
This was a super cool one!
Mongolian wrestling is so interesting!
I would totally do it if I had access.
Love this video! Please make more content about wrestling and grappling styles🙏
What an amazing learning experience for you. Love how you put yourself out there for changing experiences. Keep up the good work. Kia ora from nz
Awesome video Seth ! You if possible should learn and do a video on Ssireum Korean wrestling
Love your energy, attitude, and output bro. Us humans need more of it. Good stuff brother 🙏
I can understand the first time Seth tossed Hangai to the ground. It's like playing the Matrix game where you end up being not "The Chosen One" but you still dropped an agent. After that, you celebrated the surprise, then ran like hell because it was about to get a lot worse.
Mongolia mentioned yall 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Amazing to see you talking about mental health and your own anxiety. It's a huge issue among young men. That one little advert for the app will do far more good than you'll probably know.
Happy to see you connect with Lavell Marshall! 🙂
It's dumb, but I loved how everyone managed to not damage the field mushrooms while wrestling in the mock nadaam.
Loved the use of footage from Marco Polo. That show goes underrecognized as a great romantic, martial arts epic.
Unintended collab with Vincent Tseng, the Wandering Warrior!
Hell yea! I'm partnered with Lavell Marshall to bridge the mongol wrestling and outside world - I'm happy I got the opportunity to meet Sensei Seth
just want to say, I respect you Sensai Seth for you open mindedness to all martial arts (I have to admit I have trained under certain sensai's who bad mouthed any art that was not their main style, without even touching the martial art they are putting down)
This is very heartwarming to see people practicing Mongolian Wrestling. Come visit Mongolia and wrestle in our Naadam as well!
I don’t do martial arts, just fencing. But 19:28 has the words of a real coach
That was awesome!!! Thank you for sharing, Seth!
Glad to see you're doing ok Seth, was worried about you and the recent hurricane
Awesome video, reminds me a bit of Cornish wrestling. I'd love to see you try that one day
@Sensei Seth, I'm pretty sure you have seen my work on Lavell, Bokh, shuai jiao and more. I featured him a long time ago and I live in China and went to the grasslands a couple of times to make videos on him and Bokh. I also spent years researching the history of shuai jiao, which developed from Bokh, and released a series on this which was immense work. I'll post the links below, but would appreciate you sharing then for all interested in these subjects. (I also designed the Bokh tee Lavell was wearing if anyone on interested)
ua-cam.com/video/ihRNucHFXqM/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/play/PLJt_T8ZFvyuSOBYMeulO3P2waaW8I9DOT.html
amazing and super cool to be introduced to this sport! definitely gonna check out more
as a mongolian i am proud of you
Seth, you look like you were built for this.
Well done, you are awesome at this! Keep up the good work!
It's awesome seeing another style I didn't even know existed. I want to do this just for the jacket.
Why hasn’t a fighting game made a Mongolian wrestler yet? Unless there’s an obscure game that already did it.
Im like 50% sure thats what khan from Mortal Kombat is. He is wearing the Zodog in some iterations
Not that i remember any fighting game character, but there is a character in the manga kengan omega that uses this martial art, his name is Naidan
It's awesome how uniting something like wrestling is. So many cultures around the world have developed such similar sports.
Thanks for talking about mental health. its really important
BetterHelp is a terrible sponsor though unfortunately.
The castration of the animals while fully alert really sucks.
But this video was really awesome.
Well done Seth, also glad to hear you're doing season three as a Sumo 🥳👍
I grew up in farm world USA and the thing about wrestling animals is absolutely true. My town and the town next to our’s high schools had no money but we DOMINATED wrestling every year and I believe it’s because of the animal wrangling and other strength building farm work many of the kids had growing up.
2:42 Yoooo, it's Jamie from jamielovesmartialarts... Shout out to that guy. You should a collab video with him.
I strongly urge you to watch Hakuho vs Asashoryu. Mongolian wrestling adapted to Japanese sumo
ua-cam.com/video/HugWtB0Zkzk/v-deo.htmlsi=VgdoKp9oj5VR6fBh
Be a cool crossover for you to talk about Mongolian's in sumo.
Also loved the hostory, folklore and context you added in.
Seth, please try Shodokan Aikido. It's a style of Aikido that is popular in the UK and Japan and it focuses a lot on competition and sparring. It's an incredibly under represented style of Aikido and I think it deserves to have some recognition.
Lavell is just a beast to look at.
This is awesome! I've never seen this art. I'm fascinated.
This is quickly becoming the No Reservations of MMA. Love It!
Seth continue to do side quests, and every gamer know that's the best stuff
Hangai is build like a mountain xD
Those guys really seem to love their Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi (like 9:53). Not a bad thing at all, its a great throw to hit. And yours looked quite slick.
I really hope more people get to learn about Bokh, as well as Hangai and Wandering Warrior. Very unique and interesting journeys, they deserve a doco.
That’s really cool. Take what is useful, reject what is useless
Hell yeah! I’ve been waiting for this since like 2 years ago.
You should try when you get the Budget. Porrazo del Tigre, native Mexican wrestling. Huka Huka, Amazonian wrestling. Laamb, Senegalese wrestling which allows punching.
Laamb was on my list!! I’ll look into the other 2 👍👍
@@SenseiSeth awesome 👍 thanks for responding. Also your videos are great. 💯
since he is north america he could first go to canadian strong style wrestling that gonna be funny
Oooo, Mongolian Kata! That warm up is straight from an Okinawan kata (insert whatever system you like, I'm a karateka!), 2 legs, 2 arms, only so many ways to hurt one another!
Man that was cool!
Trying to wrestle a ram is terrifying enough, I can't imagine what wrestling a horse or a bull must feel like XD
Excellent mini-doc...and learned some technique too.
The jackets look like something Goku would wear if he were isekai'd into the JoJoVerse
I'm so glad you covered bokh wrestling its an amazing sport that dosnt get enough recognition. to the steppes!
Yess, been waiting for this to drop 😁
Seth is using all of these different styles of grappling to become the best Sumo wrestler he can possibly be and I respect it.
Love this stuff, still waiting for the uncut version
@@Mr71203 putting it up today 👍