Taido Teaching: Immediate Invisibility

Modern Ninja Tak Sakaguchi
An actor who is one of Japan's leading martial artists and a leader in the Japanese action world.
A "Wave Master" who masters the ancient Japanese body manipulation technique "Wave", which is the basis of all combat techniques.
Based on that “YABAI” ACTION talent that combines overwhelming action sense and strength,
Martial arts masters from all over the world gather!

[@fredlesteros7668]

Hello from Sweden 👋🇸🇪

[@fulcifan6946]

Hello from America 🇺🇸 🦅

[@paulpolpiboon9535]

@5:35 footwork looks impressive!
I'd love to see it applied in a geared-sparring attempt.
11:15 intriguing!

[@hanzowong3535]

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[@francoismoreira1583]

Bonjour,merci 👌💪🏻🥊🙏🇫🇷

[@J0rdanFour4]

Hello from New Zealand - Thank you for getting kicked at 10% !

[@baudouin1205]

The kick at 9:32 is the most interresting among all his kick, and the only one that could work in a realistic fight.
Head is low and protected, seem to have a lot of power, hard to predict and to the body, i think it could work in a fight/mma. It's like a spining side kick but more risky and hard to predict
The other kick he is to low, already the knee on the ground when he kick, seem not have a lot of power, and to dangerous to do in a fight. I dont see how you could generate power from this position already on the ground and trying to spin.
Upward kick on the ground can generate power, but not horizontal. Like at 9:35, this kick would have no power and no reason to be done, seem dangerous with your head right in front of the adversary, for no reason