Bruce Lee Interview @ Pierre Berton Show - 1971 - Part 3
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Alistair Overeem vs Tony Sylvester - Ultimate Glory 11 - PT Amsterdam 17/10/2009
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Slecht beeld, geen geluid, goed genoeg. Alistair had toch niet veel meer dan een halve ronde en een paar knieën nodig.
Anderson Bradock vs Stefan Leko - Ultimate Glory 11 - PT Amsterdam 17/10/2009
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A Self Reclaimed: Martial Arts Senior Master David Herbert | Psych1on1
An inspiring and moving interview (MP3 Link below) with the Senior Master of the Martial Arts school where I am a member
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Sabumnim David Herbert, 6th degree black belt in Hapkido and 7th degree black belt in Ju Jitsu, talks at length about the serious social and emotional challenges he faced growing up in New York City. He explores the developmental impact of martial arts training and martial arts teachers.
Master Herbert is head of The World Martial Arts Center, a school with branches in Manhattan, Brooklyn and New Jersey.
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The Protector, Abridged
In The Protector, Tony Jaa's elephants get stolen so evil Chinese people can eat them for dinner, so he goes to Sydney to find them, as you would. A lot of bonecrunching ensues, and some other stuff happens too, like Tony Jaa getting framed by a guy who looks like McNulty from The Wire, but that's cool, because there's a Segway chase. Then Tony Jaa has to fight the level boss, who is tougher than the other guys, but Tony gets a power-up from a bell, and pwns the boss because Tony Jaa is teh awesome. Then he fights for another 40 minutes, and a capoeira fighter shows up and makes capoeira look pretty cool, despite all those douchebags you see in parks everywhere, and then Tony has to beat a really big guy too. After a while, Tony Jaa gets his ass handed to him by some flabby guys, but then they stab him, which is really stupid, because it makes Tony Jaa get on his ANGRYFACE, and for the next five minutes, he breaks everybody's arms and legs while the foley artist gets paid some serious overtime. Then the boss, who may or may not be a transsexual, but either way looks pretty hot in a black corset and has a whip, tries to escape in a helicopter, but Tony Jaa jumpkicks both of them off the roof 60 floors up, which is when the movie starts to get a bit ridiculous, but hey whatever.
The Protector is presented by Quentin Taranino, and is every bit as bad as that entails, because all movies presented by Quentin Tarantino suck, except Chunking Express, which is terrific, but that was probably a fuck-up on Tarantino's part. The Protector laughs in the face of stuff like plot and logic, and absolutely everybody involved are horrible actors, but it's OK, because if you like martial arts movies, The Protector will seriously fuck your shit up in a good way, just like Ong-Bak, except Tony Jaa's legs don't get lit on fire in this one, which is kind of a pity, but what can you do?
