Human Weapon

Hosts Jason Chambers and Bill Duff plunge into the cradle of civilization, Athens, Greece, to explore what some thing is the world's original mixed martial art. Literally translated as "all powers," Pankration is the ancient Greek art of hand-to-hand combat. Nearly four thousand years old and made famous by Spartans and ancient Olympians, Pankration has recently been revitalized as a modern sport. One that Jason and Bill will experience firsthand. From back alley gyms to the oldest standing fortress in all of Greece, our hosts immerse themselves in the origins of wrestling, boxing, grappling and kickboxing and come to understand why Pankration has inspired art and literature and martial arts for centuries. At the end of their journey, one of them will face the ultimate test: a legal Pankration match with a World, European, and six-time national champion Pankration fighter--a true HUMAN WEAPON.

Pankration, a martial art so old it can be traced back to the Olympics in Ancient Greece. In Pankration, anything goes; it is a combination of kicks, take-downs, throws, and joint-locks.

Krav Maga was created as a way for Jewish people to protect themselves from Nazi, who use to attack in large groups. Because of the large group of Nazi, boxing and was not enough.

Savate or French kickboxing is a French martial art which uses the hands and feet as weapons combining elements of western boxing with graceful kicking techniques.