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Bushido & Your Environment
How to Use Your Environment for Defense
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Summary: Learn how to defend yourself with Bushido by using the environment in this free Martial Arts video.
Master David Herbert is Seventh Dan Black Belt with over 36 years of Martial Arts training and experience. He's an active member of the Korean Hapkido Association, the Korean World Pro...read more
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"On behalf of Expert Village, I am Master Dave Herbert from the World Martial Arts Center, World Pro Hapkido Federation in New York City. We're going to be demonstrating some advanced Bushido techniques. So we're out here in the streets of New York City. We're going demonstrate some of the advanced Bushido techniques. Or on the gate. Try to attack me right below. Look at that. That's great. Use the gate. Great. Fire hydrant. This is an obstacle. Look at that. Right down. Pole. Fire hydrant. Also, sidewalk. We're moving. make him move backwards. We're moving. He's moving. I attack and you move backwards. The sidewalk trips him up and that's where I finish the job. "
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