VideoVat clips for martial art (48 entries)

2008

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"This video is, originally, part of a site that is worth exploring" MARIOAIKIBOOK.COM

Channel: Sport

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Aikido Randori by Mario Gunter Frastas (marioaikibook.com) - 2/20/2008

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"This video is, originally, part of a site that is worth exploring" MARIOAIKIBOOK.COM

Channel: Sport

Watched 3662 times.

"Girl Robot" from GirlRobot.tv, Alka Mehta's "Never Been Touched", underlabstudios RENDA WRITER and Rap video "Slow Down" - 1/10/2008

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Singapore based film Director Alka C. Mehta returns to the news summary with "Never Been Touched," a film making several stops on the international festival circuit, coming on the heels of her debut at last year's Cannes with God's Own Devil; underlabstudios' Florida rap music video from the soundtrack of the film "Self:Direction 7", directed by J. Vinazza; RENDA WRITER - spoken word poet, with lyrics/vocals by Renda Writer and edgy music video "Slow Down" from Pilot Rai, featuring The 7th Direction; "Girl Robot," a made for the web musical directed by Ricky Marson.

Channel: Performers and Skits

Watched 600 times.

Aikido Ellis push ups - 12/11/2007

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Chuck Griffiths demonstrates the Aikido push ups as they were done under Kenshiro Abbe Sensei in the 1950s, they are still a part of the exercises at all the Ellis Schools of Traditional aikido in the UK and USA.

Channel: Sport

Watched 723 times.

Tags: aikido budo martial arts

Nakazono Aikido Memorial Event - 11/24/2007

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Nakazono Aikido Memorial Event to celebrate the life of this legendary Budo martial arts master. Teaching Sensei's Jiro Nakazono Dang Phong H Foster H Ellis G Jones D Eastman.

Channel: Sport

Watched 773 times.

Tags: aikido | budo | martial arts

How Crazy You Need To Be To Try Something Like This - 9/23/2007

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walking on high altitudes...

Channel: Misc

Watched 2832 times.

The Japanese Tradition of Origami - 3/23/2007

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This might just be the funniest thing you see all day. I always imagined that Origami was more than just the simple folding of paper. Little did I know, it was essentially a martial art practiced by bad-ass looking guys with the ability to fold paper as it floats in the air. This is Origami War. Prepare to have your mind blown. In other news: The Rahmens may just be the next international superstars.

Channel: Performers and Skits

Watched 5459 times.