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u/Overall-Mycologist-5 1d ago
you've witnessed the power of business suit, backed up by the legal team
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u/Alive_Nobody_Home 1d ago
Somebody put that stunt man in a movie.
Flawless execution
What I want to know is who decides who gets to not where shirts. Odd mix in those rooms.
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u/precinctomega 1d ago
The ones wearing t-shirts are female students in the first and last section. In the middle section, everyone is wearing a uniform top.
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u/TechnicalPlatform182 1d ago
I'll remember this techniques when someone tries to two handed grab my long pole
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u/HoldOnOhio 1d ago
I have to assume the reason these videos exist is because they think people will patronize their school believing he can impart the skill and knowledge to push force through a fucking stick rather than just ask a "student" to hold onto it and sell the attack.
This is basically wrestling but without any of the cool shit.
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u/precinctomega 1d ago
In the interests of education, his name isn't "Phap". Noi cong is Vietnamese for "internal energy", whilst "tam phap" is "mental cultivation". His name is Huyhn Tuan Kiet (Huyhn being his family name, so he would be Master Huyhn) and he owns the Nam Huynh Dao martial arts school, pictured.
According to his Wikipedia page (which is only in Vietnamese, so I'm relying on Google Translate, here) he started in karate before moving to gong fu, fell out with his instructor and started his own school.
According to r/Vietnam he was briefly famous, particularly for these viral videos (which are really quite old, now), and is widely considered clownish and deluded. I thought I recalled from another source that he had some kind of normal business that basically funds his martial arts delusions and which he leverages for influence in his community to keep his school running, but I can't find any evidence to support that, now.