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What is Capoeira?
Capoeira Instruments
Capoeira Music Rhythms
Learn the Capoeira Ginga
Esguiva, the Capoeira First Defense
How to Do Capoeira Front Kicks
Capoeira Queixada & Benson Kicks
Capoeira Mea Moor Paz Kick
The Meroog Frenge & Esguiva Defense & Attack Technique for Capoeira
The Armada & Esguiva Defense & Attack Technique for Capoeira
Martelo & Rasteira Capoeira Take Downs
Jisora Jiswela Capoeira Take Down
Capoeira Acrobatics
How to Do Capoeira Back Flips
How to Play Capoeira Games
Summary: Learn how to dodge attacks with Capoeira Esguiva in this free martial arts video.
Daniel Yoshimi, is a capoeirista, capoeira instructor and musician. He was born in Santos, Brazil where he began his training in capoeira in 1995. In 2000 Chin moved to Santa Barbara...read more
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" Hello! This is Instructor Shin from Capoeira School of Bahia on behalf of Expert Village.com. We are going to talk about capoeira. Now I am going to show you first defense, we call Esguiva. So from the ginga stance I am going to dodge and I am looking sideways, I keep still moving, I am flat on the floor, my leg straightened back and my arm in front protecting the face and from here I get back from ginga, so from here I am going to step and move down, I also can do without the hand in the floor. So since the arm on the floor, I am moving forward, kicking. So we go from the ginga, face and arm."
eHow Article: Esguiva, the Capoeira First Defense
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