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00:03 Hi, believers.
00:05 Angel is taking us to her Kun Bokator performance earlier.
00:09 I'm sure many of us are curious to know more about this sport.
00:13 So let's welcome back the angel Gwen there.
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00:17 We're off to learn more about her sport
00:19 and to know more about her.
00:20 What is Kun Bokator?
00:21 Can you enlighten us?
00:23 Kun Bokator is a Cambodian martial art.
00:26 So it has similarities to Muay Thai.
00:29 And Penkak Silat, which is my real sports, Penkak Silat.
00:32 Oh, is that so?
00:33 OK.
00:34 It also has sparring, like Muay Thai.
00:36 Muay Thai.
00:37 It has kicks, dropping techniques, grappling.
00:40 And then the artistic is more on firmness,
00:45 and then the stances.
00:46 And it's like a warrior.
00:49 Nice.
00:49 OK.
00:50 Is there a call to the style of moves
00:52 that you did earlier in the demo?
00:54 The call I made is Bamboo Shield Forms.
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00:59 Bamboo Shield Form.
01:00 Ah.
01:01 OK.
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01:02 Angel, [SPEAKING IN TAGALOG]
01:21 Basic moves?
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01:30 Like, red stance, [SPEAKING IN TAGALOG]
01:32 And then next is close, and then open, and close.
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01:39 Then stance, red stance, and then forward.
01:44 And then--
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01:48 And close.
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01:52 And then-- yeah.
01:55 Red stance.
01:56 And then one, two, three.
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02:01 And then close.
02:02 Oh.
02:03 Yes.
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02:06 Thank you so much.
02:07 Thank you.
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