Willem de Thouars’ presentation to Guro Dan Inosanto 1994

Name: Willem de Thouars' presentation to Guro Dan Inosanto 1994
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Willem de Thouars presents Guro Dan Inosanto with a video introduction to the Dutch/Indo/Chinese martial arts of kuntao and silat. {MP4 download}

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Chas Clements and several of Steve’s students join Willem de Thouars to present a basic introduction of Willem’s version of the Dutch/Indo/Chinese martial arts to Guro Dan Inosanto in 1994.

You will see many forms and applications, knifework, training drills and a bit of history as well.

Filmed & produced by Steve Gartin

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