The Hidden Art of Bokator: Uncovering the Secrets of Cambodia’s Deadly Martial Arts!
Find Unique Martial Arts video courses in our store: WWW.MALMS.PRO
Bokator is one of the deadliest martial arts in the world, developed over a thousand years ago in the heart of Cambodia. In this epic video, we uncover the secrets of this hidden art, exploring its history, techniques, and unique cultural significance. From bone-crushing strikes to bone-breaking throws, this video is a must-see for anyone interested in martial arts, combat sports, or the mysteries of ancient cultures. With rare footage, expert analysis, and exclusive interviews with top Bokator practitioners, this video will leave you breathless!
Welcome to M.A.L.M.S. – Martial Arts: Legends, Myths, Stories!
Our channel is dedicated to exploring the fascinating world of martial arts. From all styles of fighting to MMA, we cover the bios of legendary fighters and instructors, as well as uncovering interesting facts and myths. Subscribe now to stay up-to-date on all things martial arts and never miss a beat!
Bruce Lee had never created Jeet Kune Do? Is it true or myth?
What is deadly karate?
What the style of martial arts Tomoi is?
Funakoshi Gichin at 70 years old broke balls to 3 bullies by empty hands?
These and many more interesting stories, legends and myths from the world of Martial Arts!
This project is about all the aspects of history of Martial Arts from all over the world.
5 Comments
Olá eu reparei que você e um canal novo sobre artes marciais e eu como um fan eu estou apoiando seu trabalho
2:38 That left guy is name SAN KIM SEAN
The Bokator was unknown in Cambodia until 1990 when San Kim Sean returned from the United States to Phnom Penh in Cambodia as a rescued (inventor) of the Bokator. Who is San Kim Sean? San Kim Sean left Cambodia for the refugee camp of Khao-I-Dang in Thailand in 1979 on September 29, 1980 he left Thailand and lived in the refugee camp in Houston in the United States later in the year 1984 he was lived in Long Beach, California. He was a Hapkido Professor at the academy in the USA. He taught Hapkido for ten years in the US without any highlights he was just another Hapkido teacher. But when he returned from the US to Cambodia in 1990 he "recreated" using traditional Khmer boxing as a base and using the name of a supposedly Khmer legend from the Angkorian period to name his new fighting style the Bokator this all with feelings anti-Thai and radical nationalism. He created the Bokator Academy Academy, created the Bokator Federation and even a restaurant, the San Kim Sean Kun Bokator Restaurant Club located on Abacus Lane in Siem Reap. But San Kim Sean only had recognition of his style in Cambodia in 2001 when he was recognized by the government of Cambodia.
San Kim Sean teaching Hap Ki Do in the US had never spoken Bokator while living in the US
Much of Bokator's appearance is due to the film Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior by actor Tony Jaa. After this film, Bokator masters began to appear.
Bokator is just a copycat version of Muay Thai by claiming Muay Thai belongs to them but that's not true. San Kim Sean the foundation of Bokator created this art just only in 1990.
I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.
Bruce Lee
Fake haha anyone in the world know that’s muay thai