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Junsado Fundamentals, Standing and Ground Combat teaches you over 100 tactics and strategies of realistic unarmed combat. Begin with the fundamentals of unarmed fighting including: stance, open and closed hand strikes, elbow strikes, low kicks, knee strikes, takedowns, wrist, arm, elbow and shoulder locks and ground fighting principles. Former special agent Sang H. Kim demonstrates each technique at walk through and full speed then shows you how to effectively apply it against an opponent. Once youve mastered the fundamentals, learn the principles that instantly neutralize and destroy your opponent in standing and ground confrontations including no-nonsense defenses against tackles, head locks, chokes, arm locks, punches, grabs, low kicks, sweeps, throws, pins and a variety of strikes. Plus, learn what to do when your first response is countered by your opponent. Nearly seventy standing and ground combat scenarios take you through a wide range of possible attack and defense situations. Discover a wealth of FIGHTING PRINCIPLES including: *Fighting fundamentals and advanced tactics *How to instantly neutralize an attackers techniques *The best options to defend yourself and finish the fight *How to take down and pin the opponent *Vital targets to strike and control *Principles of close combat and controlling locks *How to reverse grappling momentum and topple off the attacker and much more
The video itself does in fact provide a great deal of information ranging from basic striking, to escapes, take downs, and ground fighting. His style appears to have quite a bit of eastern influence (with particular reference to Chinese, and perhaps some Korean, martial arts). He has an interesting way of reviewing ground fighting though the remainder of the techniques presented in the video I cannot help but feel would be of little practical use to anyone without a great deal of training in the above referenced martial arts. The choice of strike during techniques, proposed effect, and follow through for certain techniques seem suspect to me in terms of true combative value, but I will admit that this may be the case to me because of my background in martial arts and combat systems that are distinct from the one presented in this video.
