The legendary martial artist of our time, Frank Dukes ... Who among us has not seen "Bloodsport" with Van Damme? I think, seen it all. So Frank Dukes - a real prototype of the hero of the film: a man who was educated at the last speaker of clan traditions Tanaka, ha Koga Ryu Ninjutsu, Marine, recruited by the CIA for a long time and carrying out various covert assignments in different countries (even, in his words, in Afghanistan, under the guise of a Soviet officer), author of the biographical book "Man-secret" (Secret-man) ... His career is so fantastic that it, frankly, hard to believe. However, the fact that he can really show - this is truly an impressive performance in the field of martial arts, supported by several reputable and respected organizations and martial arts magazines (World Records according to MA Org. Alliance, Imperial, USA Martial Art Hall of Fame, Bushido Magazine, Action Martial Art Magazine). I think the comment.
This is the only educational film by Frank Dukes today.
Records F. Dukes, who did not beat anybody (from the cover text):
World Records
1975 - Most consecutive knockouts in a single tournament - 56
1975 - Fastest recorded Kumite knockout - 3.2 seconds
1975 - Fastest recorded punch resulting in a knockout - .12 seconds
1975 - Fastest recorded kick resulting in a knockout - 72 MPH
1975 - Shortest knockout time average for fight career - 1:20 sec
1975 - First to achieve IFAA Weapons / Forms score of a perfect "10"
1978 - First Kumite fighter to exceed 300 matches
1980 - First Kumite fighter to be undefeated with over 100 matches
1980 - Final Kumite fight record - 329 matches
1990 - Chi Kung Tug of War (Standing on one leg) - 66 people, Zug, Switzerland.
1993 - First and only martial artist to break bullet proof glass barehanded. International Martial Arts Festival, Bercy Stadium, Paris, France.
1993 - Multiple Champaign Bottle break, varying heights with a single kick. - International Martial Arts Festival, Bercy Stadium, Paris, France.
1993 - Chi Kung Tug of War (kneeling position) - 23 people. Lausanne, Switzerland
1993 - Jack Daniels Whiskey Bottle Break via descending vertical palm heel strike - International Martial Arts Festival, Bercy Stadium, Paris, France.
1993 - Bottle break (vertical palm heel) - International Martial Arts Festival, Bercy Stadium, Paris, France.
In the film, Frank Dukes shows adapted for self-protection system applied on the basis of martial arts combat technique, studied them with his teacher, Mr Tanaka. Represented the fall and flip-flops, position, hitting, defense, and various combinations of applications. Also given to work with some materials at hand and arms. Some things are quite standard - for example, hit fifth hand. But ... when you consider that Frank Dukes by a punch breaks in such a bulletproof glass (!), and the downward stroke - pieces carries a bottle of whiskey a blow to the neck from the top (!) (with a large concourse of people demonstrated at the Festival of BI in Bercy, France, in the hand roller ) - that some things start to look a bit different ...
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