One Minute with Richard Cotterill - 2018. May - Budapest, Hungary

One Minute with Richard Cotterill - 2018. May - Budapest, Hungary
Richard Cotterill
/ richard.cotterill.9849
Special thanks to:
Atilla Jonas
/ balintawakhungary
www.defensepictures.com
/ dp.defensepictures

[@adobongmeowmeow8262]

they are a Master now... thats cool

[@jdigap007]

consider the stick as a machete that when used to strike with full force, its tip swings (specially if the attacker is mascular and strong). the defense can manuever to deflect the force in a different direction. this creates and open an angle to counter strike in a single move. hence, the need to control the stick/machete in all attacks and counter movements. the old generation style is not to block and stop the machete strike but to defensively create an angle so the force of strike deflects in a different way. in a real machete fight, the first attack ends in a chopped head, body, legs and arms. the balintawak style is unforgiving that it gives a flurry of counter attacks in a single strike.

[@victorconcepcion9678]

All those that train with the g master bobby taboada and gone to open your training camp or school all you trying to come up with your own way of fighting combine with what the g master tought