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Martial Arts
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Bryson McGlothin
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Updated May 17, 2021
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Chapters
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Chapter 1
00:05
Chapter 2
00:53
Chapter 3
01:12
Chapter 4
01:13
Chapter 5
01:15
Chapter 6
03:17
Chapter 7
03:42
Chapter 8
04:05
Chapter 9
04:07
Chapter 10
04:09
Chapter 11
04:10
Chapter 12
04:40
Chapter 13
04:45
Chapter 14
04:46
Chapter 15
05:38
Chapter 16
05:42
Chapter 17
Audio Transcript
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Hi, I'm brian Mclaughlin and this is my research project
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over martial arts origin and history.
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This picture to the left is wandy, Emperor Huangdi Huangdi
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ruled over China over 4000 years ago.
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Yeah, Han De was a bo staff master in a
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wrestling master.
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He required that his whole military learned martial arts in
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order to fight.
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This picture to the left is a depiction of the
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indian monk named Tao mo Tom O moved to china
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and taught the monks of the Shaolin temple the 18
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buddhist fist, which turned into the five animal styles of
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Shaolin. Both of these figures have contributed to the martial
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arts we learned today in the diffusion of martial arts
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and why we have them in so many parts of
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the world.
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Martial arts has had a long history.
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Many styles that have been created over the centuries.
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Um, these styles are preserved when a master teaches his
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pupil until they become a master and teacher teach pupils
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themselves and the cycle continues.
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Yeah, Not so generically.
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There are two, two broad categories of martial arts.
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There's a non weapon based and weapon based martial arts.
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So we're gonna start off with non weapon based and
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uh, I'm gonna do a brief description of all these
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I have on this list.
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Uh, Akihito is a japanese grappling art that pretty much
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uses the momentum of the attacker instead of you being
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the attacker.
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So you want to use your feet position and different
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things in order to take down your opponent have keto
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is a korean martial art that uses joint locks, kicks,
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punches and other strikes along with weapons.
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Um, to take down the opponent, judo is a relatively
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new japanese art where the goal is to throw or
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take down the opponent using locks and or chokes.
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Karate is a martial art form from Okinawa japan, like
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in karate kid or Cobra kai, if you're familiar with
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that series, this tends to focus on hand strikes craft
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McGough is a hand to hand combat system developed in
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Israel that is now used in the Russian military that
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involves wrestling and grappling.
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Mm A or mixed martial arts is a full contact
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sport that we see a lot nowadays.
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Uh that uses a mixture of plenty martial arts.
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Uh there's not really any limitations.
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Um my tie is a martial art formed in Thailand
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which uses standup striking and clinching techniques, um full of
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punches, kicks, elbow strikes and the strikes, Taekwondo, the korean
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uh the korean art of self defense, one of the
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oldest forms and martial arts at that and uses hand
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strikes, feet and advanced blocking techniques.
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Tai chi is a martial art practice, both for its
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defense training and its health benefits.
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Mhm. Here on to some of the weapon base, here's
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a quick list.
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Uh vodka and kendo are two sword, sword based.
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Gung cell is bow and arrows and archery, bo jutsu
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is art of the bo staff and Menchaca do is
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kind of self explanatory.
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It uses bo staffs.
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Here are some pictures of each of those.
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Top is to swordsman fighting.
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So this is a representation of the kindle or the
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gotta go and then a boat.
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Due to uh you see if you look on the
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left, the picture of someone wielding a bow staff and
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then on the right, we see Bruce lee using nunchucks
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or martial arts clothing.
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The main clothing and martial artist called G.
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G. Is typically made up of three pieces and is
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made of a lightweight material to support all of the
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movement. Uh G typically has shorter arm lengths so that,
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you know, it's easier for movement and shorter leg links
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so that you don't get tripped up while fighting.
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The belts represent rank where someone is in their journey
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uh and their their their rank or where someone is
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in their martial arts journey.
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Yeah. Today martial arts today today many people practice martial
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arts for different reasons.
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Uh Martial arts helps with confidence self defense.
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Uh Martial arts actually has a lot of health benefits.
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Uh Martial arts has mental health benefits, it helps with
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your discipline focus to elaborate on the health benefits.
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Uh Martial arts can help with your posture, your stamina,
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flexibility, your endurance and just your alertness and a tentative
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attentiveness. Um It's on to some of the mental health.
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Uh It helps with your discipline, attention focus helps you
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develop fast reflexes, your concentration and it also releases the
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stress which makes you happier and that is it.
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Here's my work sided.
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