Jackson Rudolph US Open ISKA World Martial Arts Championship 2011

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  • Опубликовано: 22 июл 2011
  • Jackson Rudolph, at 13 years old, is now a two time ISKA Weapons World Champion and remains the ISKA defending Weapons World Champion in the 13 and Under category.
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  • @shanefrance5071
    @shanefrance5071 4 месяца назад +1

    It's not showman it's a skill of mastering the weapon those that go out there on stage have shown there dedication to the art that they are committed to..

  • @coolstardude1610
    @coolstardude1610 11 лет назад +35

    People who say that it is more showmanship than effective you are right. But this CATEGORY of the tournament is for showmanship not effectiveness.

  • @Wolfgang93981
    @Wolfgang93981 3 года назад +3

    That skills with the stuff is amazing! That show around is ridiculous!

  • @SeanHetrick
    @SeanHetrick 11 лет назад +6

    Guys keep in mind most if not all of these guys and gals performing are incredibly gifted in "effective" martial arts as well.

    • @micahaka
      @micahaka Год назад +1

      As someone who competed on that circuit for years, I can honestly say most of them are not

  • @danawhite1177
    @danawhite1177 4 года назад +4

    He is so good!!

  • @unclem914
    @unclem914 12 лет назад +1

    Love this!!

  • @calumkeohoneable
    @calumkeohoneable 7 лет назад +1

    Amazing!

  • @codypowell2620
    @codypowell2620 7 лет назад +1

    ULTIMATE COMBOOOOOO!!

  • @abdr1114
    @abdr1114 8 лет назад +1

    Love it

  • @Snakeyesjohn
    @Snakeyesjohn 8 месяцев назад

    Very well done

  • @KennTollens
    @KennTollens 6 лет назад +5

    That was pretty good baton twirling.

  • @PENNY8406
    @PENNY8406 11 лет назад +1

    You are really good

  • @thecreativecityUS
    @thecreativecityUS 5 лет назад +4

    Too many IGNORANT people over the sport commenting. Not a martial arts? I dare you to do a sparring session with any of them. Lol

  • @carlosviloria2926
    @carlosviloria2926 10 лет назад +1

    que nivel

  • @amigosXcorrespondenc
    @amigosXcorrespondenc 5 лет назад +1

    I got chills man haha

  • @PMSteffy
    @PMSteffy 8 лет назад +1

    Jackson

  • @cayocasimyr6082
    @cayocasimyr6082 6 лет назад

    Good

  • @brandyyellow
    @brandyyellow 12 лет назад

    Very impressive, great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @Hugs4drugs08
    @Hugs4drugs08 2 года назад

    I wish to one day fly over to America and compete here at least once, i specialize in nunchucks. But still have a long way to go in regards to skill level. If i am to make it, I'd attend class AA and compete against the worlds best.

  • @Shawshank1Gaming
    @Shawshank1Gaming 11 лет назад +3

    Jackson can do traditional bo as well.

  • @14supersonic
    @14supersonic 10 лет назад +1

    This guy is nice with a bo!

  • @IronFist88_
    @IronFist88_ 3 года назад

    What is this form or style of bojutsu is this?

  • @happylattitude8514
    @happylattitude8514 3 года назад

    Where Can WE find this staff ?

  • @liftingweights
    @liftingweights 3 года назад

    King Kong now reported to be taking twirling lessons in Heaven

  • @MrAnasthetic
    @MrAnasthetic 11 лет назад +4

    nice, more showmanship than effective. anyone who studies martial arts for these purposes is not a martial artist but a performer.

  • @deloragnero4914
    @deloragnero4914 3 года назад

    this is a goat

  • @bradfordboucher1459
    @bradfordboucher1459 7 лет назад +5

    I missed the last episode of Dragonball Z (feat. T-Pain)

  • @JuanRamirez-sf1tr
    @JuanRamirez-sf1tr 2 года назад

    De aquí al circo Atayde

  • @victorrubahimbya1124
    @victorrubahimbya1124 3 года назад

    Whaaaaaat the 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤔 are you sure we are still on planet Earth

  • @rnwells99
    @rnwells99 8 лет назад +3

    As someone who has trained for more than 20 years in traditional and non-traditional martial arts, I can safely say that whatever he was doing had nothing to do with real martial arts. It's likely not his fault. He's a kid listening to his parents and his "teacher." When he gets older, I hope he can put aside his ego and go train with real masters of the martial arts. Go spend a few years in Japan where the teachers couldn't give two squirts whether you can twirl a fiberglass bo like batton. I've spent several years overseas having my ego pummeled into submission, then built back up as I learned what true martial arts are.

  • @jcfan1979
    @jcfan1979 3 года назад +7

    Been in martial arts for over 30 years. I've seen "sport" karate evolve into this...whatever you call it. This should be a category called Extreme Baton Twirling for Color Guard enthusiasts. The martial arts in this type of performance (used to be called "creative forms" and no you couldn't win tournaments or grand championships with them, it was for fun) has been so watered down that the gymnastics and twirling are all they consist of. What little martial technique I saw was average in a few parts at best. All that being said, it does take hard work, skill, and practice to accomplish the performance seen here so I won't begrudge the young man or condemn his performance based on what it is. What it is however is not martial arts to me and that's my opinion of it.

    • @SantoHanno
      @SantoHanno Год назад +1

      That’s not fair. Colorguard has a direct and traceable lineage to actual martial arts traditions and requires a fair bit of upper body strength. Whatever this is has neither.

    • @cliffordhill2365
      @cliffordhill2365 3 месяца назад +1

      Yours is by FARRRRRR the best comment that I've read on these types of weapons forms. 90% of the folks who read your comment are going to think that you're a hater, you're jealous, etc...but that's not what I perceive at all. I couldn't have phrased things any better than you did and these forms (as you've said) should be in a special category. They should be acknowledged and appreciated because they do require skill, precision, timing coordination, etc... but it's not real Martial Arts because 80% of it contains no real fighting application.

  • @juanlazarit4040
    @juanlazarit4040 8 лет назад

    how many years did you have the black

    • @ashleywong5784
      @ashleywong5784 6 лет назад

      for me it took 8 years but for him, probably more

  • @yemschrys
    @yemschrys 7 лет назад

    can you tell me the song of 00.20...?

    • @sethf1907
      @sethf1907 7 лет назад

      Yemima Christy all i do is win by dj kaled

    • @yemschrys
      @yemschrys 7 лет назад

      +Seth F Thank you so much😁

  • @reyfitthephenomenon9181
    @reyfitthephenomenon9181 6 лет назад

    What material is this bo made of?

    • @mincreftweeb9880
      @mincreftweeb9880 6 лет назад

      klaudio 77 wood. It has a kind of tape on it that gives it the color.

    • @jeremywade6986
      @jeremywade6986 5 лет назад

      mincreft weeb You sure? It looks like it may be fiberglass.

    • @basillake8626
      @basillake8626 4 года назад

      Jeremy Wade it is wood I have one

  • @gabogrande
    @gabogrande 7 лет назад

    Oh my God.... :-(

  • @nguyenthinh7349
    @nguyenthinh7349 10 лет назад +1

    WUKONG with his ulti ??

    • @BuddyVQ
      @BuddyVQ 8 лет назад

      Nah. DE's animations are on point, but not this fluid.

  • @jeffo4817
    @jeffo4817 6 месяцев назад

    Amazing! I bet he pooped a little though at the end

  • @sbsyhsbansjshsgsnsjsj9464
    @sbsyhsbansjshsgsnsjsj9464 4 года назад

    I still think Asians and were the Martial Arts Came From Is better =w= But he still did good tho💙

  • @jamsbruno1
    @jamsbruno1 11 лет назад +1

    I'm talking about traditional karate, the Japanese way. As in Goju Ryu or Shotokan or Wado Ryu ect. Seeing as Karate means open hand closed fist, there's no reason for "traditional bo" or any kind of weapons. If you want to learn weapons go do Ju Jitsu or iado.

    • @cefkungfupipewelder1568
      @cefkungfupipewelder1568 2 года назад

      Most shotokan places offer kobudo classes as well, traditional Okinawan weapons to compliment as an extension of the body. jujitsu doesn’t offer weapons, it is more of grappling and joint lock techniques however iaido does.

  • @BMiBudz
    @BMiBudz 5 лет назад +3

    Started off dog shit then improved very nicely but where are the real things :s

  • @jeremywade6986
    @jeremywade6986 5 лет назад +1

    WTF? Is this extreme baton twirling or what?

    • @basillake8626
      @basillake8626 4 года назад +2

      Jeremy Wade it’s called sport martial arts

  • @florianschadt2760
    @florianschadt2760 6 лет назад

    Can't stop laughing.

  • @user-ht9pj5ys8p
    @user-ht9pj5ys8p 7 лет назад

    Is it karate?

  • @binardarnaud6598
    @binardarnaud6598 5 лет назад

    Certes c'est un bon athlète (ou acrobate, allez savoir) mais question purement arts martiaux y a rien derrière. Cela tient plus du show que d'un kata ou autre, voire une approche stylisé du combat. Crier à tue-tête n'a aucun sens et un vrai pratiquant martial ne s'amuse pas à jongler avec son arme, sauf si il veut la perdre ou surtout se prendre un coup car son attention est rivé dessus pour la récupérer. Un bon élément pour le cinéma d'action mais pas pour une compétition d'arts martiaux à proprement parler.

  • @GenericWhiteMan00
    @GenericWhiteMan00 6 лет назад

    Not a single kick and only a few punches during the whole routine, F'ing weak......

    • @basillake8626
      @basillake8626 4 года назад +1

      Just a guy kicks don’t go with weapons. Neither do punches. You obviously don’t no what you’re talking about

    • @katieshea4747
      @katieshea4747 Год назад

      How tf is he supposed to punch with a bo staff in his hands

  • @foresthan1746
    @foresthan1746 9 лет назад +15

    Nice performer, not at Martial Artist

    • @ashleywong5784
      @ashleywong5784 6 лет назад +1

      he is a martial artist, not a performer. THIS IS MARTIAL ARTS! he now just does martial arts as a career

    • @basillake8626
      @basillake8626 4 года назад

      Forest Han you are wrong

  • @josephjucker5620
    @josephjucker5620 8 лет назад +3

    this is a dance contest...

  • @rock_star_boy8967
    @rock_star_boy8967 9 лет назад +3

    Wtf is this ?!

  • @soulfreaz
    @soulfreaz Год назад

    WTF is this. Martial arts, cheerleading, or tryouts for a TMNT movie.

  • @Elkins82ify
    @Elkins82ify 8 лет назад +3

    Can this be done without all the goofy senseless yelling?

    • @mkfree1285
      @mkfree1285 5 лет назад +1

      Nope lol its part of the sport

  • @nocturnalwolf7559
    @nocturnalwolf7559 3 года назад

    booo this is wack

  • @jamsbruno1
    @jamsbruno1 11 лет назад

    Go to Japan. Learn.

  • @abdr1114
    @abdr1114 8 лет назад +2

    I like it but this is only for circus show it's a useless for defense or attack position

    • @mkfree1285
      @mkfree1285 5 лет назад +1

      Well duh it's a SPORT not a defense class there's a diffrence

    • @austins.8442
      @austins.8442 5 лет назад +2

      This kid could still kick the shit out of you though

  • @diablo51666
    @diablo51666 4 года назад

    You join martial arts to protect yourself not bullshit tricks with a stick

    • @diablo51666
      @diablo51666 2 года назад

      @5leafclover u get hit once. I'm 200 lbs 6,5 u think these kids would stop me? It would hurt when they hit me. But I would over come them because this is for show only

    • @diablo51666
      @diablo51666 2 года назад

      @5leafclover This is not the movies. No, taekwondo, karate, no kung Fu etc.. you gotta learn boxing, bjj, wrestling. trust me I e trained and know what I'm talking about

    • @diablo51666
      @diablo51666 2 года назад

      @5leafclover yes talent yes. Great to look at. But won't save your life in real life

    • @diablo51666
      @diablo51666 2 года назад

      @5leafclover and I would not even call this martial arts. It's just for show

    • @diablo51666
      @diablo51666 2 года назад

      @5leafclover great for sport. But wasting your time if you get into a real fight

  • @mikelc4434
    @mikelc4434 8 лет назад

    the goofy senseless yelling is where some say you draw your power from, so no.

  • @diablo51666
    @diablo51666 4 года назад

    So stupid all yelling . Try it at a bar fight . Good luck.

    • @diablo51666
      @diablo51666 2 года назад

      @5leafclover I have I'm a personal bodyguard. 42 years old. I've studied B.j.j. Boxing, wrestling, krav maga, and judo. That bullshit a bullshit show exercise at best. Listen every one thinks there tough. But stay with what can save you in a real situation. Not katas, not imaginary people that don't hit back at you.

    • @katieshea4747
      @katieshea4747 Год назад

      @@diablo51666 do you want a medal? Like, congrats on not knowing the difference between sport karate and actual combat ig

    • @diablo51666
      @diablo51666 Год назад

      @@katieshea4747 lmao. Good luck in a street fight

    • @katieshea4747
      @katieshea4747 Год назад

      @@diablo51666 okay? Do you want a medal?

    • @diablo51666
      @diablo51666 Год назад

      @Katie Shea no I would like to be able to defend myself. Not this breaking boards yelling crap. Good luck trying that crap against a train man

  • @sonicpulse535
    @sonicpulse535 7 лет назад

    so...? martial art has become a juggling act? Here let me throw my stick that's green, up into the air, i'll spin my body a few times like they do in juggling and catch it. Score: 0.0