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Promoting this video and sending it back into the queue for one more try; last queued Friday, July 15th, 2011 9:32am PDT - promote requested by enoch.

Good thing she's cute because god forbid if I have to watch this and she was ugly...

UGHHH I recoil at these "cute" titles when the girls is really a "fine ass babe" or "Babelicious"

Clearly bodacious.

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you think it's easy to find a female nunchaku master that doesn't have a bent nose and smashed teeth? >> ^Duckman33:

Good thing she's cute because god forbid if I have to watch this and she was ugly...

>> ^kulpims:

you think it's easy to find a female nunchaku master that doesn't have a bent nose and smashed teeth? >> ^Duckman33:
Good thing she's cute because god forbid if I have to watch this and she was ugly...



Touche' my friend.

>> ^kulpims:

beat off to this, blankfist


Fixed. And done.

>> ^kulpims:

you think it's easy to find a female nunchaku master that doesn't have a bent nose and smashed teeth? >> ^Duckman33:
Good thing she's cute because god forbid if I have to watch this and she was ugly...



Master? Considering none of the clips in this video are longer than 3 seconds, I think there's a very good chance she's not particularly skilled.

Give me some nunchaku, a camera man, a wig and a sports bra and I'll recreate this video in a couple hours.

If they were glow-stick-chaku or flaming, this would be a decent rave video, or Burning Man scene, respectively.

It looks harder than it is.

>> ^Ryjkyj:

It looks harder than it is.


No, I really am pleased to see you.

I wonder how many times she tangled her hair in nunchucks?

Spoiler: the top doesn't come off.

She really should have her hair tied back.

I felt my heart start beating quickly but then I realized it was just the music raising my blood pressure.

Nothing too skillful, plus she's slow to boot.

Not to be a downer but it is one thing to learn to use nunchucks as a performance tool, than it is to use them as a weapon. Her movements to me don't suggest martial arts training or very loose training, seems to be some dance orientated thing.

Pretty cool but does suggest stunt work reel rather than actual martial arts. I want to see her in some protective gear real time sparring with another nunchaku practitioner if she was trying to show off martial arts skills.

-Karl

Whatever it takes, that will be on my resume someday.

>> ^swedishfriend:

nunchaku practitioner

*BANG*


/Indy

Invocations (ban) cannot be called by antonye because antonye is not privileged - sorry.

>> ^yellowc:

Not to be a downer but it is one thing to learn to use nunchucks as a performance tool, than it is to use them as a weapon. Her movements to me don't suggest martial arts training or very loose training, seems to be some dance orientated thing.


>> ^swedishfriend:

Pretty cool but does suggest stunt work reel rather than actual martial arts. I want to see her in some protective gear real time sparring with another nunchaku practitioner if she was trying to show off martial arts skills.
-Karl


I actually thought the same thing when I saw this video, but after a quick google, it does seem she's the real deal.

http://www.amy-johnston.com/Bio-Resume.html

Problem is, it turns out that teaching a good martial artist to act well is far more difficult than teaching a good actor to do some believable martial arts scenes. Not that any action movies ever feature much in the way of believable fight scenes anyway.

Ah ok, well always nice to be proven wrong Keeps you alert!

It seems her videos are tailored to getting herself a job, so that does explain why this is so showy. Nothing wrong with that, people gotta eat!

>> ^ChaosEngine:

>> ^yellowc:
Not to be a downer but it is one thing to learn to use nunchucks as a performance tool, than it is to use them as a weapon. Her movements to me don't suggest martial arts training or very loose training, seems to be some dance orientated thing.

>> ^swedishfriend:
Pretty cool but does suggest stunt work reel rather than actual martial arts. I want to see her in some protective gear real time sparring with another nunchaku practitioner if she was trying to show off martial arts skills.
-Karl

I actually thought the same thing when I saw this video, but after a quick google, it does seem she's the real deal.
http://www.amy-johnston.com/Bio-Resume.html
Problem is, it turns out that teaching a good martial artist to act well is far more difficult than teaching a good actor to do some believable martial arts scenes. Not that any action movies ever feature much in the way of believable fight scenes anyway.

My response.

Now, now. Just because she's got her nunchucks out in plain view, it doesn't mean she wants to beat you up with them.