Fighting Monkey "From Knowing to Knowing Not"
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- čas přidán 24. 01. 2016
- Concept Fighting Monkey by Rootlessroot
Μusic by Vassilis Mantzoukis
Filmed by Orpheas Emirzas
Edited by Panagiotis Isaris
Graphics by Mike Rafail
Special thanks to amazing Susan Quinn and S.E.A.D. who offered us this amazing opportunity to host the research.
Fighting Monkey "From Knowing to Knowing Not"
FIGHTING MONKEY PRACTICE
THE SEAD SESSIONS- SALZBURG 2015
Fighting Monkey is a practice and a long- term research program on the human movement created by the Rootlessroot: Jozef Frucek and Linda Kapetanea.
Fighting Monkey practice examines the basic human condition which is survival with its fundamental aspects: creativity, adaptability and knowledge.
FM practice is about reconnecting with the most essential principles that give birth to movement and lead us to more functional relations with the complex environment we are living in throughout our everyday lives.
“F.M. body to body practice”
Ilias Iliadis- Olympic Gold Medalist and World and Eurpean Champion in Judo
The Other as a source of Knowledge.
Meeting with the Other. Working with the Other. Creating Space for the Other.
From essential principles of movement to individual understanding of one’s being in interaction with others.
"Egocentric and Allocentric mapping of dynamic environments”
Lubomir Kadnar-Active Member and Instructor of Special Forces
Doing the Math while Moving or how Choreography can save your Life.
Dealing with constant Change and Pressure.
Being part of the Circumstances. Being the Circumstance.
“Stories Change our Brain"
Akram Khan- World known Choreographer and Dancer.
Stories as a source of Knowledge. How to Create Stories. How to Narrate Stories.
The meaning of Playing in the creation process. The meaning of Creation as a practice of personal freedom. - Zábava
ooooo i was theree!!!
los amo!
I need this asap. Where do you take these workshops/trainings? I live in the USA
i get out of bed so easily and without effort: i found the monkey way. i flip my body weight rolling my back using momentum then boom im up.
i flip out of bed.
So this is self defense? What if someone really hit's one of them? It's not about choreographic moves in real life. And it hurts to hit someone. And it hurt's to be hit in real life.
It's about learning to use structure to create athleticism. Some of these drills are straight out of traditional boxing, judo, wrestling gym practice. I can teach a guy to jab/cross/hook. Teaching somebody to FLOW while doing so is much, much harder -- and may also prevent normal-life injuries.
This looks to me like a good level study of body mechanics, which is part of the core of all martial arts and sports like boxing, judo etc, wether their trainers are aware of it or not. I haven't heard any of the teachers in the video promising anything concerning self defense. Personally, I would certainly participate in a workshop like this if I wanted to build my ability to defend myself, especially when it comes to real life situations and not just sports with rules.
J.E. White looks like it would be good training for improving mobility and agility for fighting and self defence along with your proper combat training.
but is it done in an efficient time space? Are there other quicker ways to appreciate this that can be used more quickly? It's a pot pourri of ideas with a dancer's tinge. Many of the ideas are already being done in sports.