Sanatan Shastar Vidiya - LohMushti [Iron Fist Figh
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Nihang Niddar Singh [9th Gurdev of the Akali Baba Darbara Singh Akhara] demonstrates the art of Loh Mushti, a facet of the battlefield combat art Sanatan Shastarvidiya. These videos are for education
this is a really high level martial arts... this will need time to master... but Gurudev made it look so simple...
I always knew Sikhs were warriors, in a vague sort of way... We have many in Canada. After seeing this, I definitely have no doubt. God help the man who makes fun of your beard!
My god, this is very high level kind of martial arts, although it does not enjoy the fanfare and "branding" of the other chinese or japanese arts or even the filipino arts, trust me the punjabs have a lot to offer.
as a marital artist my self.. i practice budo taijutsu.. i really enjoyed this video and it's concepts. i have never herd of this art till now. the man in the video demonstrates it perfectly, nothing big just what works, moving with the body etc... great video, nice to see teachers out there keeping it simple,deadly, n safe.
I proud on Sikhs & Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Me hailing from Rajput family.
Man who makes it look so easy must be a Master. Awesome.
I bow my head to this teacher and full respects to him out my heart. Great command on this art style and great determination towards saving the heritage.
I absolutely have nothing but pride to know that my Sikh heritage has such a refined and cultivated martial art. To know that it is also a internal system of combat also makes me happy. With this realization I am sure that the art has a pugilistic nature or a way to endure punishment while issuing it. The illusive rollbacks while moving towards the opponent and shoulder rolls with side-stepping footwork shows a style that is aggressive to engage while defensive. Stillness and then motion, wow.
Like a real Nihang. He has none of the weak BS of modern Sikhs crying about discrimination and getting offended over every little thing. Wanna grab a beard, grab a beard, but expect to loose an arm. If you have one, protect it. If you can't...you lose. He treats a kara for what it is, a weapon, not this new age stuff about the circle being God's lack of a beginning and end, it is like being a 'slave' to God, or a constant reminder never to commit a sin with your hand. It's all about brutality.
Wow ...truly amazing! I respect his obvious hard work and love of his art. thanks for sharing.When are you coming to the Baltimore or Dc area!!
That's some rowdy shit. Sikhs are badass.
thank you a lot master you have work a lot to have this level.
god bless you
I appreciate the incorporation of cultural aspects into the explanation of the style. It is interesting to note the similarities between this sytle and tai chi. Excellent video ... thank you for posting.
Brilliant video.
Está es el arte marcial más viejo y posiblemente uno de los mejores
brutal it may be, but itt`s just so beautiful!
I love this thinking
Nice work and attitude, thanks for posting!
Hope you come to Los Angeles for a seminar. I will definitely be there. You teach the way my Sifu teachers. Amazing stuff and very practical
This is quite impressive. Kinda reminds me of panantukan and silat.
Thoroughly enjoyed your videos. Thank you.
Great Stuff Master,,,,,i am a big fan of Martial Arts, do you have any branch dojo in jakarta(Indonesia)
Very cool video and demonstration.
Very intresting comparison with Russian Systema.
ie a style developed through pratical application.
AHHHHH WHERE CAN I LEARN THIS !?
is this only taught to sikhs?
Excellent thank you evolution of survival .
great vid
You sir are wise
I bow my head to this teacher and full respects to him out my heart. Great command on this art style and great determination towards saving the heritage.