World of Martial Arts Show

NO HOLDS BARRED KARATE Vince Morris Interview

Vince Morris talks about what he's learnt over decades of training. WHAT has been LOST in KARATE?

WHAT does he THINK of CHI BALLZ?

WHAT's the DIFFERENCE between SPORT and REAL KARATE?

CAN he SING?

IS he ELVIS incognito?

He dispels the myths about the correct use of points, pressure and grabs that when applied properly can work with devastating effect.

No CHI BALLZ are used or deployed.

He is an accomplished musician and singer.

Vince Morris BA(Hons.) 9th Dan Kissaki-Kai (9th Dan I.S.O.K.)

Now in his seventies, with more than 60 years Martial Arts experience, Vince Morris is a leading authority in the world of karate and his effective no-nonsense approach to his art has earned him worldwide respect. He regularly taught Tactical Officer Protection courses at the Antwerp Police Academy and for a variety of other Law Enforcement agencies which has brought him many commendations and citations for his extraordinary skills along with the acknowledgement that these skills have saved lives!

Always concerned with making the art of karate as effective as he knew it could be, Vince developed Kissaki-Kai Karate, and by utilising his knowledge of pressure points and the “Rules of Combat” has seen it develop into a well-rounded system of personal protection.

Vince Morris has influenced many of today’s leading instructors both directly and indirectly via his teaching and numerous books and videos on applied karate. Kissaki-Kai has branch Dojo all over the world, in Europe, China and the USA.

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DK YOO online martial arts sensation, and self proclaimed modern day Bruce Lee challenged Brad Scott, a retired UFC, MMA fighter. Brad accepted on 6 days notice, flew from holiday, unprepared. Anyone hoping for a 1st minute KO would be disappointed because DK Yoo somehow survived 18 minutes. He survived with a lot of questionable tactics, not least continuous falling to the floor, clinching, turning his back on his opponent, and more clinching etc....
Brad had said he didn't want to seriously hurt him so would only punch to the body not the head and this allowed DK Yoo to exceed expectations and last the fight. DK Yoo did not win, he comprehensively lost, in spite of or... because of various factors... perhaps the best that can be said is that he got in the ring. Was it worth watching? No, not at all. Take a look and see what you think.
What's next for DK Yoo? A fight with Xiu Xiaodong whilst much trumpeted is extremely unlikely to happen, especially now. Will he return to exhibiting his movie like skills online or a more serious match up with a traditional martial artist... who knows? Do you care? His supporters probably will.
This is the BEST MARTIAL ARTS Show in the world. No egos, just thoughtful insight. Intelligent discussion from inside the world of martial arts.

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Eddie recounts the harrowing experience of being stabbed six times, an

incident that changed the course of his life forever. In this riveting

episode of the World of Martial Arts Show, Mick Tully sits down with the

legendary Ajan Guru Eddie Quinn. Known as the best Irish martial artist

in the Midlands, Eddie shares his extraordinary journey into martial

arts, sparked by a life-altering event 40 years ago.

Eddie's introduction to martial arts was not born out of a desire for

competition or fame but from a deeply personal need for self-defence and

healing. After a violent attack left him with multiple stab wounds,

Eddie found himself at a crossroads. With the encouragement of a heart

specialist, he embarked on a journey into the world of martial arts,

initially exploring disciplines like Japanese Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai.

However, it was his encounter with Silat and the teachings of Chris

Parker that truly transformed his approach to martial arts.

Over the years, Eddie developed 'The Approach', a unique martial arts

system that emphasises simplicity, effectiveness, and adaptability. It's

a method that resonates not only with martial artists but also with

military personnel and self-defence enthusiasts worldwide. The beauty of

'The Approach' lies in its accessibility—if you can throw a ball, walk,

and move naturally, you can master the basics of this system.

Eddie's story is also a testament to the power of mentorship and

community. His long-standing relationship with Chris Parker, a visionary

in the martial arts world, has been pivotal in shaping his journey.

It's a reminder that finding the right teacher can make all the

difference in one's personal and professional growth.

For those new to martial arts or considering starting, Eddie's journey

offers invaluable lessons. It's not just about learning to fight; it's

about building confidence, finding peace, and transforming one's life.

Whether you're driven by a need for self-defence or a desire for

personal growth, martial arts can be a powerful tool for change.

As you listen to this episode, you'll not only gain insights into

Eddie's martial arts philosophy but also discover the profound impact it

has had on his life and the lives of many others. So, tune in to hear

how Eddie Quinn turned a life-altering event into a legacy of resilience

and empowerment. You might just find the inspiration you need to embark

on your own journey of transformation. Contact Eddie here; http://www.the-approach.com

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SPEED 2 Martial Arts Shock & Awe Symposium Interview

Mick Tully talks to Mahipal Lunia about deeper levels finding, training and perfecting SPEED in martial arts at SHOCK & AWE the unique, 30 place, application only, martial arts symposium featuring exclusive access to secretive arts and reclusive teachers.

Deep dive into unifying concepts and functional drills, learn multidisciplinary methods to enhance SPEED perception and performance. Big, deeply important, key concepts and abilities.

More information at www.theimmersionlabs.com

Summary

The discussion revolved around the concept of "beyond speed" in martial arts, which involved breaking free from preconceived notions and constructs to achieve a heightened level of awareness and reaction. Mahipal explained that this required a shift in perception and an absence of language or ego.

0:02

Mick and Mahipal discussed the concept of mastery in martial arts, emphasizing the importance of becoming a conduit for technique and attaining a state of egolessness. They also touched on the metaphysical aspects of martial arts and the search for a higher purpose beyond physical combat.

11:56

Mick and Mahipal discussed the OODA Loop and its application in martial arts. They explored the importance of observing, orienting, deciding, and acting in combat situations, as well as the significance of sensing intent and being aware of oneself and others during a fight.

18:00

Mahipal and Mick discuss the importance of observing and improving weak areas in order to enhance speed and decision-making in confrontations. They also mention how age can be overcome by refining skills and reading intent.

24:21

Mick and Mahipal discussed various martial arts and their effectiveness in terms of physical speed and processing speed. They mentioned martial arts such as fencing, Olympic Taekwondo, armored combat, and judo as potential options for improving speed and processing abilities.

36:27

Mahipal and Mick discussed various topics including the importance of balance between quantity and quality of life, the desire for improvement and development, the concept of going beyond traditional martial arts techniques, and the influence of strategic thinking in combat.

Hosted in November 2023 at an undisclosed location in San Jose, California The Immersion Labs have brought together the best,

Patrick Strong

Beyond Speed: It helps by itself

Tim Cartmell

Clinch/Trap to Throwing Speed

Steven Plinck

Positional Speed

Eric Knauss

Combination Speed

Ron Lew

Breaking the Sound Barrier/ Flexible Steel

Mark Mikita

Explosive Speed

Paul Porter

Reading Tells: Perceptual and Mental Speed

Maija Soderholm

Alteration Speed

Scott Meredith

Sensitivity Speed

Riichi Kitano

Sen - Initiative to Kill Speed in Koryu

Mahipal Lunia

Deceptive Bowie

Dr TJ Desch-Obi

Malicia in Grima & Capoeira

Dexter Miksch

Bowie Backcut Flow

Miguel Lopez

From Golden Glove to the Street

Jerry Walker

Mature Speed & Timing

Carlito Bonjoc

Speed in Transcending Limitations

James Bishop

Bruce Lee's Speed & Timing

Steaphen Fick

Alchemy of Timing in the Italian Renaissance

Michael Donohue

Proprioception & Hand-Eye Coordination

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Season 3 punches back onto our screens

Andrew Koji and Jason Tobin reveal what we can expect in the new SEASON 3.

How did they evolve their characters?

How did they train and act? Do they train in JKD?

Did they incorporate BJJ into the fight scenes?

What's the big surprise?

Opening Synopsis

In the wake of the race riots that upended Chinatown in season two, Mai Ling uses her government connections to consolidate power, while Ah Sahm and the Hop Wei must find new ways to survive.

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