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Mark Normand is the co-host of the podcasts "Tuesdays with Stories" with Joe List and "We Might Be Drunk" with Sam Morril. Watch his latest stand-up special, "Soup to Nuts," on Netflix.www.marknormandcomedy.com
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They also figured out the best way to kick people in the legs. Like tie boxing. Interesting. Elbows, the best elbows, knees, leg kicks. Is that tie? Yeah, it's tie. I thought Brazilian had that cornered. Muy tie. Oh, muy tie. Yeah, muy tie. Of course. The Brazilians is jiu-jitsu. Right. The Brazilians figured out jiu-jitsu and the ties figured out kickboxing. What about Krav Bagha? Is that any good? Sure. Yeah. You don't hear much about Krav. Well, it's a combination. It's a self-defense system. I believe it was created for the Israeli military. But what it essentially is, is the best aspects of all these different martial arts. Like a Jeet Kune Do. Like a Jewish Jeet Kune Do. Bruce Lee's idea of Jeet Kune Do is like you take what's useful from whatever martial art and combine them. With Krav Maga's, there's some of them, you know, some are more striking base, some are more grappling base in terms of what they teach in their classes. But it's essentially a combination of striking arts and grappling arts. Jujitsu techniques along with karate techniques, muy tie techniques. So they do real martial arts. It's like you see a Krav Maga expert. Like you go, oh, well that guy is a real martial artist. It's not like watching some of those kung fu people that do wacky shit. Right, right. And you're like, I don't think that's real. It's just noises. You're just touching the guy in the chest. The guy's falling down. What they're doing is real stuff. So they just combined it.