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| Burt Offerings Burton Richardson writes a monthly column for Inside Kung Fu. This forum serves as a meeting place to discuss ideas presented in Burton's column. Your questions or comments will happily be answered by Burton. |
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Burton, can you tell me how your approach to knife training has changed since working with Master Tony Diego? How do your new knife videos differ from your old ones?
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Working with Tony Diego improved my sidestepping, and made me realize that I had to train the knife from some different defensive positions.
My SBG Productions Knife videos are all about reality, training against a resisting opponent. If you want info that can save your life in a knife attack, get the new tapes. If you want info for demonstrations and movies, get the old ones. Aloha!
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I fully understand what you're saying about the reality part. I have trained extensively with Rey Galang, who heads up Bakbakan in the U.S. Kali Ilustrisimo's principles have been an eye-opening experience and invaluable as a reality based system of FMA. Thanks for your insight.
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