Videos tagged with Martial Arts History

This video, from Tenicor, features Geoff Thompson discussing the ethical responsibility of firearms instructors to cite their sources. He specifically addresses the 'fence' technique, emphasizing that its originator, Geoff Thompson, should always be credited when the term is used in a self-defense context. While acknowledging potential variations in application, the core principle is clear: know your sources and attribute them consistently.

This live stream from Top Guns covers a wide range of topics, including the expansion of their shop into a multi-business complex, discussions on firearms like the Glock 43 and its declining market share, and personal experiences with weight loss through fasting. The hosts also touch on historical firearms, martial arts history, and the challenges of social media platform policies for firearm-related content. They offer advice on concealed carry holsters and discuss the importance of firearm safety education.

This video features Thom Richardson discussing a Japanese gift armour presented to King James I in 1613. The Royal Armouries, the UK's national collection of arms and armour, showcases behind-the-scenes content, combat demonstrations, and curator tours. The museum encourages viewer interaction through comments, inviting questions about their extensive collection. The content focuses on historical arms and armour, offering educational insights into pieces within their collection.

This video offers a glimpse into historical sword combat, drawing content from the 'War gallery' at the Royal Armouries museum in Leeds. It focuses on the evolution and practice of fighting with swords throughout history. While the title and description do not mention firearms, the context of a 'War gallery' might imply related historical weaponry.