Unbeatable: Learning capoeira in Malaysia

Capoeira instructor Cristiano Genuino Da Silva talks about the Brazilian martial art's growth in Malaysia, and shows a few basic moves you can try out at home.
Capoeira is one of many unconventional sports and fitness trends that are now growing in popularity in Malaysia. We highlight a few of them in this video series in conjunction with Hari Sukan Negara, Malaysia's newly-introduced National Sports Day.
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[@wawadzul]

very intelligent man

[@imankhalismohdfadliadha6392]

Teringin jugak nk belajar. Die walaupun seni beladiri, dia mcm tarian jugak. Lebih kurang sama mcm silat

[@ricardomachado6792]

The name capoeira doesn't means "dusty" , but means grass, or plantation, or plants , or field, or even forest. And it comes from native Brazilians dialects.

[@theUserdudex]

this looks pretty cool. Where do I sign up?

[@khairiladha8727]

Lama x jumpa soldado

[@izzuddinofficial4925]

where is the place that you tought capoeira in malaysia?? can you tell me your place because i wanted to learn capoeira

[@kimlaroy2479]

Izzuddin official google bro kt phg kl pun ada

[@SueRoe]

Kelana Jaya in Selangor.

[@zander69ify]

Beautiful sir 😇👍
I would like to be your disciple..plz guide me.
Love and respect from India 🇮🇳

[@zenoiezekielrui3075]

I am his student❤

[@irfansafwan2972]

Kat mane ni aq nk bljar gak capoeira

[@AidanTheLoverBoyOhDwyer]

teringin tengok rosmah capoiera pulak

[@imaginelegacy9273]

🤣🤣 Dia nk capoeira? Paling2 pon karate je dia.

[@Devi-x2t]

Adimurai

[@mattiasfigueroa9438]

Not everybody in China does kung fu

[@wanteja3998]

Aq lbih suka capoeira dri yg lain

[@XiiaoKrystal]

Eddy Gordo wins