@@joshuaparro1022 occasionally the Bully’s find something that makes people like them . So the Bully’s sometimes end up being well liked .. not often , but it does happen .
It's very cool you made the training chart. I trained in FMA back in the 70s. We didn't do Hubud everything was combat application. I did jujitsu and the gentleman I trained with liked jujitsu so two days a week I'd show him JJ techniques and He would show me Panantukan techniques. He was very good and very fast. Stick, Blade. We spent more time on Panantukan and knife techniques. It was a major learning experience. I spent a lot of time with ice bags over the injuries, but it was very cool and my speed improved. Thanks for the videos.
Entry: Flow: Takedown. Going from point A, to point B, to point C. Wonderful! Makes perfect sense how you incorporate into a curriculum. Terrific video.
Good job.. You made it black and white It’s true that not all player can be a coach... You are a good teacher.. Hope you’ll create a book for kali the way you teach it.
Finally, someone took the time !!! Any chance you can create a follow up video to this and show the ‘flow ’and ‘takedown’ moves you mentioned on the board ? Big Thanks !!!
You broke the general structure of the combat sequence down nicely - since I'm new to Kali, it makes the understanding of the empty hands section much easier. Thanks a lot Mark👍
It is a brave move to change the way that your elders taught the history and training of Arnis. I'm old meself Mate and I was lucky to find Arnis for a short time when I was a teenager. That was Lucky for me, several bloody times. Your concept of sharing Kali with the written word, is genuinely Welcome to those of us who can hardly see Bobby T's hand move. I am Strike First Mark Anastasio (S) FMA. Happy Days Mark. Cheers 🥳
I was looking for Kali Tomahawk techniques, how did I end up here? lmao. But I did and I'm greatful I did. This gentleman has just unravelled the Kali curriculum and laid it all out so that even someone like me could understand it. If you studied with Mr. Anastacio you would progress very quickly in the training and have a better understanding than someone who has you going through the motions and "just letting you learn on the job" so to speak. Thanks brother. That's the best 9 minutes I've spent in a long time. This is going in the Favourites folder.
"I'm so interested in kali it's a marvelous style of self-defense every saw anything like it before the movement and tact's of it would like to take up some classes
This is the same type, but a smaller version of the break down that Paul Vunak did in his video of the "Golden Goose". An excellent way to provide your students with an endless number of combinations.
The objective is to dodge or parry the attack to set you up for the next move. Therefore, you want to do this in the fewest moves possible. For me, it would be your first move in which we simply deflect the punch, go to the side of the opponent. It is easy to perform any takedowns or strikes from the side. All the other moves are fancy and I think just give the opponent more time and opportunity to react. You need to also demo in real speed as well as slow speed so people watching can understand how to use it without stopping in one continuous flow.
Great video, you could expand some of these and incorporate some more head movement, but it's an excellent demonstration. It provided a clear presentation and demonstrates that you have a good understanding of your system.
I know what your trying to say, but head movement is something you should just be doing when your actually moving. If you train, I hope you dont just keep your head and feet still.
I am a student with 3 years into PTK and a lifelong participation in martial arts of one kind or another. I have never had a satisfactory answer to my inquiry about entries that are not reactive. Once I decide that violence is imminent I don't want to wait. What you are calling entries are really reactions. How about a vid on attacks of the first instant, not waiting for a window and hoping you are faster and see it coming.
Kali more in position then from angle is an instant recognize to block then at the same time target what our ancestor one swipe don't come back ...I hope you learn this look at the first movement with Kali knife your dead
Filipino martial arts is basically blade that's why it is also basically inside fighting. Anybody had any experience in street melee? Then you will know what I'm saying.
Arni's. Principle. Fast. Against. Slow. Fast defeated. Slower Slower deafeted the. Faster. You must know your. Arts. No master. Can teach. You how. Only. The practioner..can. Learn. That.
Why dont create a teaching steps for different grades or levels; maybe 10 o 20 classes for level and the teachings will be well organized and standard.... People will pay for level and train as they need to go to next level....
Roshan Zameer only a problem if a student doesn’t understand. 1+1 is easier to teach than primary colours if you catch my drift. Didn’t catch it? That’s cause poetry is more art than math. Give an infant 2 squares and they can distinguish one vs two. Tell them to make a shape, and they’re lost until they grow up and learn more about shapes, composition, etc. In order for a student to practice creating art. They have to understand their tools as basic fundamentals.
Yeah, this isn't gonna work and it's proven, sorry. You're opponent will not freeze and let you do stuff with their arm and your face is so open for a strike from your opponent's other arm.
@"Hellagay"MMA Why are you here? Yeah: I see a few things that wouldn't be useful in a "streetfight" *IF performed as drilled*. But, guess what, dickhead; That's not what many of these drills and techniques are for. Bottom line is, once anyone's gotten proficient in most eskrima systems' basic drills, they have complete dominance over an average street-fighter's limb movement. Besides, there's maybe a .005% chance that you start shit with an eskrimador who isn't carrying at least a knife... which you won't see until you're bleeding out. Now STFU, quit trolling, and get back to aggro-hugging other sweaty dudes on a mat. Are you usually the top, or the bottom?
Have you ever seen the speed, balance, and sharp reflexes of a true Filipino martial arts practitioner be ANYTHING but top tier? So maybe this isn’t for street fights without modification, maybe so I can’t say. However, it’s worth practicing for quality of life and longevity.
"Stop fighting for something that you've already lost" I like that. That's true in life in general.
How about bullying
@@joshuaparro1022 occasionally the Bully’s find something that makes people like them . So the Bully’s sometimes end up being well liked .. not often , but it does happen .
It's very cool you made the training chart. I trained in FMA back in the 70s. We didn't do Hubud everything was combat application. I did jujitsu and the gentleman I trained with liked jujitsu so two days a week I'd show him JJ techniques and He would show me Panantukan techniques. He was very good and very fast. Stick, Blade. We spent more time on Panantukan and knife techniques. It was a major learning experience. I spent a lot of time with ice bags over the injuries, but it was very cool and my speed improved. Thanks for the videos.
Starting my Kali journey soon... Look forward to mastering this beautifully deadly artform.
How did it go?
Entry: Flow: Takedown. Going from point A, to point B, to point C. Wonderful! Makes perfect sense how you incorporate into a curriculum. Terrific video.
Good job.. You made it black and white It’s true that not all player can be a coach... You are a good teacher.. Hope you’ll create a book for kali the way you teach it.
Nice vid! I was taught differently but you do make it easier to understand.
Very nice way to "break it down" and then "build it up"....great work!!...
Nice work sir
Finally, someone took the time !!!
Any chance you can create a follow up video to this and show the ‘flow ’and ‘takedown’ moves you mentioned on the board ? Big Thanks !!!
@@mcanastacio then you've got a new subscriber here 🖐🙂
You broke the general structure of the combat sequence down nicely - since I'm new to Kali, it makes the understanding of the empty hands section much easier. Thanks a lot Mark👍
Love it brother.
FMA is like the university of the martial arts.... Keep up the good work.
Max respect.
Great job really appreciate your way of teaching!
Thank you to show this video of self defense and the way you explain is understandable.keep on lowdown more.
It is a brave move to change the way that your elders taught the history and training of Arnis. I'm old meself Mate and I was lucky to find Arnis for a short time when I was a teenager. That was Lucky for me, several bloody times. Your concept of sharing Kali with the written word, is genuinely Welcome to those of us who can hardly see Bobby T's hand move. I am Strike First Mark Anastasio (S) FMA. Happy Days Mark. Cheers 🥳
Thank you - you’ve helped me a lot .
I like the way you never talk about hurting your opponent.
Thanks. Nice break up and sequential algorithms for FMA. Keep uploading.
I was looking for Kali Tomahawk techniques, how did I end up here? lmao. But I did and I'm greatful I did. This gentleman has just unravelled the Kali curriculum and laid it all out so that even someone like me could understand it. If you studied with Mr. Anastacio you would progress very quickly in the training and have a better understanding than someone who has you going through the motions and "just letting you learn on the job" so to speak. Thanks brother. That's the best 9 minutes I've spent in a long time. This is going in the Favourites folder.
more of the entries, the basic ones like inside, outside, split, reverse and the likes then go to the complex ones
"I'm so interested in kali it's a marvelous style of self-defense every saw anything like it before the movement and tact's of it would like to take up some classes
bravo. excellent presentation.wish all YT videos are presented in this way.
This is the same type, but a smaller version of the break down that Paul Vunak did in his video of the "Golden Goose". An excellent way to provide your students with an endless number of combinations.
Can you show the Outside Wrap and Seatbelt FLOW and the Thrust Twist and Leg Grab TAKEDOWN as well, please?
this is the best drill ever explained.. mismo!😌
The objective is to dodge or parry the attack to set you up for the next move. Therefore, you want to do this in the fewest moves possible. For me, it would be your first move in which we simply deflect the punch, go to the side of the opponent. It is easy to perform any takedowns or strikes from the side. All the other moves are fancy and I think just give the opponent more time and opportunity to react. You need to also demo in real speed as well as slow speed so people watching can understand how to use it without stopping in one continuous flow.
Excelente
A perfect example of a flexible structure
Great video, you could expand some of these and incorporate some more head movement, but it's an excellent demonstration. It provided a clear presentation and demonstrates that you have a good understanding of your system.
I know what your trying to say, but head movement is something you should just be doing when your actually moving. If you train, I hope you dont just keep your head and feet still.
Thanks brother for your lessons. I'm an avid FMA student & proud Filipino. Kudos!
I am a student with 3 years into PTK and a lifelong participation in martial arts of one kind or another. I have never had a satisfactory answer to my inquiry about entries that are not reactive. Once I decide that violence is imminent I don't want to wait. What you are calling entries are really reactions. How about a vid on attacks of the first instant, not waiting for a window and hoping you are faster and see it coming.
PTK always puts emphasis on acting instead of reacting. How can you train for 3 years and still didn't get a good answer for your question?
Kali more in position then from angle is an instant recognize to block then at the same time target what our ancestor one swipe don't come back ...I hope you learn this look at the first movement with Kali knife your dead
Nicely shown A great tutorial👍
This is wonderful!
Thankyou subscriiiibed, love the way you teach 🥂🙏🏽
Oh man bring a school too Madison WI please you are a wonderful teacher to learn from love your break downs damn your good keep up great work
Maestro Anastacio, this could be practiced in slap method? Sticks? Karambit?
Great Work,It Will be good If u make More Vid like this
AWESOME !!! MAESTRO JOHN, BAIS TRES MANOS & THANKS TO GURO ANSTACIO
Wish there were instructors of FMA in North alabama... Thank you for this resource!
In the Birmingham area there are FMA & Silat instructors.
Very good.
Filipino martial arts is basically blade that's why it is also basically inside fighting. Anybody had any experience in street melee? Then you will know what I'm saying.
Superb friend .... Cheenadi also got same flows
Plz more vedios
Brilliant!!!! Great job
Where can I find the flow and takedown portion of this?
Y'all are great
Thank you
I'm left handed and want to figure the benefits of my strong side being on the same side as most attackers. Any thoughts? Thanks
I have seen and been through many systems.. Excellent break down.
You should come out with a online course if u dont have on already
@@mcanastacio excellent..I will bro..
I notice that you dont have an inner back fist , delivered from the right hand? ( live side)
Keep it up😊
A True Master in Kali is Dan Inosanto ...
But all teaching must be reckoned with ...
Pagpugay po Guro! Awesome explanation.
What if they don't start with a right cross?
There are plenty of modifications to the entry to be done to a left hand! Video can’t speak for the entirety of the entry system we use.
Hello po ask ko lang po kung meron po ba kayong school dito sa Phillipines?
Kung meron man po san po malolocate?
how it works on full speed? No way.Сhecked.But it's curious how element of vision.
Pls conduct classes in Malaysia 🙏🙏🙏
👍
Мне понравилось. Хочу научится у вас.
u did well.
Good
make a sparring vid where you try to use those techniques.
Wow
all the 9 entries just incase you want to find it fast 2:25
how would that work against a speedster like pacquiao or mayweather.
Arni's. Principle.
Fast. Against. Slow.
Fast defeated. Slower
Slower deafeted the. Faster.
You must know your. Arts.
No master. Can teach. You how.
Only. The practioner..can. Learn. That.
NYC
Why dont create a teaching steps for different grades or levels; maybe 10 o 20 classes for level and the teachings will be well organized and standard....
People will pay for level and train as they need to go to next level....
It's a art don't make it a math problem
Roshan Zameer only a problem if a student doesn’t understand.
1+1 is easier to teach than primary colours if you catch my drift.
Didn’t catch it? That’s cause poetry is more art than math. Give an infant 2 squares and they can distinguish one vs two. Tell them to make a shape, and they’re lost until they grow up and learn more about shapes, composition, etc.
In order for a student to practice creating art. They have to understand their tools as basic fundamentals.
lumaban ka muna one champion para maniwala kame
Yeah, this isn't gonna work and it's proven, sorry. You're opponent will not freeze and let you do stuff with their arm and your face is so open for a strike from your opponent's other arm.
Gimme proof and its just practice this usually happens fast and its just to pin down the enemy soooooooooooooooo
nic trying
Hahahahhahahahhaau this is hilarious. None of this works in a street fight .. fake martial arts making bucks
@"Hellagay"MMA
Why are you here? Yeah: I see a few things that wouldn't be useful in a "streetfight" *IF performed as drilled*. But, guess what, dickhead; That's not what many of these drills and techniques are for. Bottom line is, once anyone's gotten proficient in most eskrima systems' basic drills, they have complete dominance over an average street-fighter's limb movement.
Besides, there's maybe a .005% chance that you start shit with an eskrimador who isn't carrying at least a knife... which you won't see until you're bleeding out.
Now STFU, quit trolling, and get back to aggro-hugging other sweaty dudes on a mat. Are you usually the top, or the bottom?
John Q. Citizen anytime u want to come train with real men let me know il link u an address
Have you ever seen the speed, balance, and sharp reflexes of a true Filipino martial arts practitioner be ANYTHING but top tier? So maybe this isn’t for street fights without modification, maybe so I can’t say. However, it’s worth practicing for quality of life and longevity.
Thank you.
Thank you