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Human Weapon: Karate

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The History Channel aired a popular series Human Weapon in which the hosts Bill Duff and Jason Chambers embark on a world-wide adventure examining the extraordinary martial arts, or various styles of fighting that have been created throughout the region. It was divided into sixteen separate episodes airing from July 2007 to December 2007. Muay Thai, Eskrima, Marine Corps Martial Arts and many others were explored.

This particular episode brings viewers inside the unique world of karate. The hosts, Duff and Chambers journey to Okinawa, Japan which is the home of this famous and deadly martial art, Karate. The voyage brings them to a 600 year old castle where they spend a good amount of time training. It is here that they practice, Iron Body Training.

From the castle they head to an ancient temple to learn heart-stopping vital point strikes. The also endure training regiments of ancient Karate masters while visiting the temple. Lastly they are led to a Kumite, also know as a sparring match. All with a real black belt and Okinawan Champion fighter. Will hosts Bill Duff and Jason Chambers succeed in taking home a black belt from their magnificent journey. Watch Human Weapon: Karate to find out.

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Published on August 19, 2008 · Filed under: Lifestyle, Society

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Daniel

No no noo..
What an embarrasment, dishonour. They should stop this show..
Bill

Yes, pure garbage. I agree they should stop this show.
Joel

Great docu! just not great visual quality…. Karate is a philosophy of human endurance… In ancient practice, a defense for tyranny and hostile takeover. Presently a discipline of pure endurance of mind and body… Any explanantion of the arts should intrigugue every ambitious mind.
Skykaiser

AH I was grief-stricken with the performance by Bill Duffman! No offense to the show, because it was informative of Okinawan history as it revolves around karate. However, such a reckless act as competion against a champion utilizing only a brief range of unrefined martial skill…The end result was a disasterious display of mercy strokes and loss of control. Forgive my perspective as I am inclined to harbor due respect for Masaaki Shimajiri, as he ate one to the jaw with surprising finesse might I add. Perhaps I was just looking for more out of Bill, or cynically more out Shimajiri as i felt he was holding back 80% of the fight. Good information. Moderately embarassing conclusion.