In Filipino, we call that ARNIS - divided that into 3 styles, arms close combat, Survival small arms Contact, 2 stick (yantok) defense/ offense, to us Filipino's it's an art, early of our High School days, we are thought of it, our cultural dance has a resemblance to it, with feet and arms, a training of balance and feet style.
I'm surprised that you are surprised, do you think that our ancestors like Lapu-Lapu will just rely on stick fighting to kill oppressors? The art was made to kill using Bare Hands, Feet, Knives & Swords - as time passes Filipinos were able to come up with safer way to practice which is sticks
kali=is a martial art for offense, not a defensive kind of martial art. Using jungle knife or jungle bolo to attack the enemy...sticks are just for training but in real combat Filipino soldiers are using jungle knives or jungle bolos to kill the enemies.
Actually, here in the Philippines, it is called Kali; it was really the art of killing because it was really used in wars by our native warriors in the past, and even today, our soldiers and policemen use it. It is not just like other martial arts that can be adapted as sports, which is why it was secretly practiced and only a few were able to know about it because of the danger that comes with it. In the US, they converted it to FMA so it could be widely known and taught to anyone; they even portrait it there as the art of defense or disarming your opponent, but it is not; it was developed to easily kill your opponent, hence its fame now, especially in the movies. Because in the movies, the more realistic the fighting scene, the better it is for the audience.
Foreigners can copy kali all they want, but in actual war they won't last vs Philippine Army and Marines who is using the art in actual combat. Learning the system is one thing but surviving long enough in a war to use it is another. ✌️
Most soldiers will also only have trained in the martial art and won't have used it in war. Unless, that is, Philippines is in a constant state of war?
I now totally understand why, it really is a deadly martial art. And perfect for a beat em up game. Street fighter has been my only beat em up I was into tbh.
Hahaha I have been in love with martial arts since I was a kid. Been practicing on & off for my whole life. Something I will definitely pick back up what the rona is gone. But I will make sure there is enough variety on the channel ;).
here's something that might make you think twice of the movie "300". recently, they found greek armor that was dated before Christ. Austronesians(our people that includes polynesians) have been on the islands of Southeast Asia for 6000 years before our Lord. It is being surmised that they had a Greek outpost in the Visayas and Mindinao way before any europeans attempted to colonize and influence the politics and religions of the land of our birth. the head pieces are reflective of the influence of our culture however with the symbol of a Gecko....most of the Greek recorded history throughout the world details conquest but in the case of the Southeast Asian archapaelgo we are not seen to be considered as such...we might have been considered similar to their Sparta city state in peoples and not to be trifled with. If you look at the Barong, it looks like a Xiphos, a Greek style sword if you think of it...so their lies more evidence of Greek influence.
When I was a kid back in the Philippines I watched a filipino film Kamagong it’s about the Arnis. Back then I got two close friends who are into Arnis. How I wish I joined them learning the art of Arnis. It’s really useful for self defence.
we have different name for FMA weapons, Baston (Stick) Daga (Dagger / Knife) dulo dulo (palm stick) and lastly espada (sword) we have also empty hands techniques and we called it panantukan/suntukan.
If you're going to research pre Hispanic Philippines the Filipinos are divided into different Kingdom ahey're in a civil war that's were the Kali was developed by each Tribes the FMA using Arnis Knife of Golok or itak or Manchete .. they're fierce warriors that even the Chinese empire fear , the Pintados from visayas uses to raid the coast of Southern China to get iron and Emperor soldiers can't do anything against because they kill , even Our warriors were exported from The war in Thailand to fight ., something happened when the Filipinos were baptised as Christians they set aside their warrior mentality and became good peaceful Catholics subservient to the Church.. im glad this ancient FMA is making a comeback in our culture
And kali is not about the stick fighting it is about the sword or knife and empty hand fighting that was banned by spanish colonial before That's why filipino use stick so they can still practice the kali
im pilipino this kali martial art is a true history of Philippines . year of 1521 until 1898 the Spanish soldiers are arrived in Philippines. and the pilipino soldier is fighting to the Spanish soldier only bolo and knife and stick and hand to hand combat. and the general of Spanish are beheaded.. by lapu lapu. the lapu lapu is a highest leader in martial arts of kali. and the Spanish soldiers. were defeated and returned to their country this is world war 1 in the Philippines year of 1521
How does material arts work. Do you like take the guys credit card and max it. Or you buy so much stuff nobody can get near ya. 🙄 just wondering 😆🤣😂 I'm only kidding
Because these sports are for exhibition only while kali is for killing enemies quickly and practiced by special forces around the world, US (SEALS, GREEN BERETS ....), RUSSIA (SPETZNATZ).....etc.
It is too dangerous!, that is why it was banned by the Spaniards! And it should remain that way! It should not be taught in the streets but should be taught carefully to those who have discipline and moral, otherwise it will become a dark evil tool for those with bad intentions.
to all pilipino born of year 1975~2000 you have to test your genetic of kali fighter by the way of clossing your eye, make your brain clear and try to locate the deep/dark memory and you will see your old genetic memory of being kali fighter and maybe you can activate to you the genetic move too.
How come filipino martial arts like KALI n ARNIS were being used in hollywood films? These should be taught in school, boys n girls as part of physical education subject to preserve the filipino identity of these martial arts, lest some countries will say these originated in their country.
Fun Fact: The 2021 Disney animated movie "Raya and the Last Dragon" which is loosely based and inspired from Southeast Asia, also included and have the Arnis/Kali/Eskrima/Escrima Filipino martial art and fighting style in it as one of the protagonist's armed martial art and fighting style. Aside from that, it also featured and included Pencak Silat as the protagonist's unarmed martial art and fighting style, Krabi-Krabong from Thailand as the protagonist's nemesis's armed martial art and fighting style, and Muay Thai from Thailand as the protagonist's nemesis's unarmed martial art and fighting style. The Disney animated movie also featured an imagined and fantasy or fictional sword, weapon, or blade that turns into a whip, and which can also be used for other uses and purposes throughout the animated movie. This weapon, sword, or blade is inspired and based from the Filipino "kris" or "kalis" and the Malay-Indonesian "keris". This is wielded and used in the animated movie by the protagonist and one of the other characters close to the protagonist.
@@pinoyroots Thanks, but these knowledge, ideas, and all are just accumulated or collected and limited ones based on the various online sources and resources I read and watched, 'cause I never watched nor saw the entire movie yet in its entirety due to a lot of unfortunate reasons. I just saw some teaser-trailer, trailers, snippet videos, and short scenes or clips; watched other related videos to the movie and about some of its production, casting, voice acting, animation, behind-the-scenes, writing, bases and inspirations, etc.; read some wikis and blogs about the movie and its story, theme, settings, characters, etc., and other people's reviews, comments, ideas, opinions, etc.; and watched some movie review and reaction videos from people who already accessed, paid, and saw the movie in its entirety, and the like, among others.
In Filipino, we call that ARNIS - divided that into 3 styles, arms close combat, Survival small arms Contact, 2 stick (yantok) defense/ offense, to us Filipino's it's an art, early of our High School days, we are thought of it, our cultural dance has a resemblance to it, with feet and arms, a training of balance and feet style.
I'm surprised that you are surprised, do you think that our ancestors like Lapu-Lapu will just rely on stick fighting to kill oppressors? The art was made to kill using Bare Hands, Feet, Knives & Swords - as time passes Filipinos were able to come up with safer way to practice which is sticks
kali=is a martial art for offense, not a defensive kind of martial art. Using jungle knife or jungle bolo to attack the enemy...sticks are just for training but in real combat Filipino soldiers are using jungle knives or jungle bolos to kill the enemies.
Actually, here in the Philippines, it is called Kali; it was really the art of killing because it was really used in wars by our native warriors in the past, and even today, our soldiers and policemen use it. It is not just like other martial arts that can be adapted as sports, which is why it was secretly practiced and only a few were able to know about it because of the danger that comes with it. In the US, they converted it to FMA so it could be widely known and taught to anyone; they even portrait it there as the art of defense or disarming your opponent, but it is not; it was developed to easily kill your opponent, hence its fame now, especially in the movies. Because in the movies, the more realistic the fighting scene, the better it is for the audience.
Foreigners can copy kali all they want, but in actual war they won't last vs Philippine Army and Marines who is using the art in actual combat. Learning the system is one thing but surviving long enough in a war to use it is another. ✌️
Most soldiers will also only have trained in the martial art and won't have used it in war. Unless, that is, Philippines is in a constant state of war?
I didn't know I was using kali all along. Maybe cuz of tradition lmao. Whenever there's a fight when I was a kid I see those moves haha
I think its great that you're trying to learn more about the culture. Keep it up!!! There's a lot more to discover :)
Yeah, still a long way to go, but I got a lifetime. Appreciate the support.
FYI: Josie Rizal who’s a Filipino playable character in Tekken 7 is also using Kali.
I now totally understand why, it really is a deadly martial art. And perfect for a beat em up game. Street fighter has been my only beat em up I was into tbh.
It is called Escrima in The Southern Bisaya region where it originated in CEBU PROVINCE.....Kali and Arnis are the Luzon Region version of Escrima..
You’re really gets addicted to this martial arts don’t you.
Hahaha I have been in love with martial arts since I was a kid. Been practicing on & off for my whole life. Something I will definitely pick back up what the rona is gone. But I will make sure there is enough variety on the channel ;).
Include filipino martial arts such KALI n ARNIS in school as part of Physical Education subject. This way we preserve what is truly ours.
We have it at University of Makati when I was on Senior High School. You can see students on P.E. uniform with Arnis in their shoulder. 😁
here's something that might make you think twice of the movie "300". recently, they found greek armor that was dated before Christ. Austronesians(our people that includes polynesians) have been on the islands of Southeast Asia for 6000 years before our Lord. It is being surmised that they had a Greek outpost in the Visayas and Mindinao way before any europeans attempted to colonize and influence the politics and religions of the land of our birth. the head pieces are reflective of the influence of our culture however with the symbol of a Gecko....most of the Greek recorded history throughout the world details conquest but in the case of the Southeast Asian archapaelgo we are not seen to be considered as such...we might have been considered similar to their Sparta city state in peoples and not to be trifled with. If you look at the Barong, it looks like a Xiphos, a Greek style sword if you think of it...so their lies more evidence of Greek influence.
In the movie 300 the sword skill is used by the early filipino datus specially battled by Ferdinand Magellan vs lapu lapu
Hula hula mo lang yan no? Lol
Kali is used by almost all special forces in the world . It was also forbidden in MMA because it is so effective.
MMA?
Mixed Martial Arts
Ohh okay
Jon Jones uses some of the techniques all the time to destroy his opponents legs
The scene with bruce lee is the the filipino master of arnis i think.. Not totally sure but im pretty sure the guy was filipino
th-cam.com/video/ckAU50w_i9w/w-d-xo.html
He is Guro Dan inosanto
@@strikecommander7002 he is .. fil-am actually..Dan Inosanto...now the chief of jeetkun do.
He is Dan inosantoa red belt and a legit martial arts master founder of Tracma
Pls. react to Kali Documentary played by two foreigners. Thanks fr. Manila.
When I was a kid back in the Philippines I watched a filipino film Kamagong it’s about the Arnis. Back then I got two close friends who are into Arnis. How I wish I joined them learning the art of Arnis. It’s really useful for self defence.
Is this movie starring Lito Lapid?
we have different name for FMA weapons, Baston (Stick) Daga (Dagger / Knife) dulo dulo (palm stick) and lastly espada (sword) we have also empty hands techniques and we called it panantukan/suntukan.
If you're going to research pre Hispanic Philippines the Filipinos are divided into different Kingdom ahey're in a civil war that's were the Kali was developed by each Tribes the FMA using Arnis Knife of Golok or itak or Manchete .. they're fierce warriors that even the Chinese empire fear , the Pintados from visayas uses to raid the coast of Southern China to get iron and Emperor soldiers can't do anything against because they kill , even Our warriors were exported from The war in Thailand to fight ., something happened when the Filipinos were baptised as Christians they set aside their warrior mentality and became good peaceful Catholics subservient to the Church.. im glad this ancient FMA is making a comeback in our culture
those empty hand you see is called Hubud drills
Thnx, appreciate the info.
It's Hubud Lubud
Watch Guro Dan Inosanto,Bruce Lee's Trainor in all his movies.Inosanto is a Filipino...
chk balintawak bobby tabuada seminar pilipino martial art
Bro please do reaction to king s blade I'm Sure it's fun to watch it's a long video but fierce
Thank you again bro
Will add it to the list, if it's too long I will try to make it work somehow. Appreciate the suggestion.
i didn't watch all this movies,, i don't like watching movies with lots of wounds and blood,, 😁😁
Game of Death... that’s Dan Inosanto!
Even The Hunted was choreographed by Sayoc Kali
My self-defense weapon I have is Karambit for tight situation
And legs for opening (run)
And kali is not about the stick fighting it is about the sword or knife and empty hand fighting that was banned by spanish colonial before That's why filipino use stick so they can still practice the kali
Mabuhay ang FMA
im pilipino this kali martial art is a true history of Philippines . year of 1521 until 1898 the Spanish soldiers are arrived in Philippines. and the pilipino soldier is fighting to the Spanish soldier only bolo and knife and stick and hand to hand combat. and the general of Spanish are beheaded.. by lapu lapu. the lapu lapu is a highest leader in martial arts of kali. and the Spanish soldiers. were defeated and returned to their country this is world war 1 in the Philippines year of 1521
the fight director of 3000 is a practicioner of kali
Taoada is the king of kali promoter in deferent part in the world
The kali was ah made by Filipino when there's still no karate. Phillipine soldier is doing do that kali
After what I have seen I totally understand why they are using that in the military.
Awkward to see a Chinese using Kali in a fight.
Bruce Lee's master was a filipino.
curve knife thats called KARAMBIT. the winter soldier his style was kali because he use knife
I think I have heard it seomewhere before but totally forgot, appreciate the info.
Taken is more on panutukan of kali
my father taught me material Art when i was 8 to protect myself from bad guys
Wow great!
You mean “ Martial Arts”?
How does material arts work. Do you like take the guys credit card and max it. Or you buy so much stuff nobody can get near ya. 🙄 just wondering 😆🤣😂 I'm only kidding
In india it is called kalari.🇮🇳
MY question is why Kali is not recognized as Taekwondo, Muay Thai and Karate?
Because these sports are for exhibition only while kali is for killing enemies quickly and practiced by special forces around the world, US (SEALS, GREEN BERETS ....), RUSSIA (SPETZNATZ).....etc.
Dahil napaka delikado nito imagine mo kaya ka patayin ng 10secs to 20secs,
It is too dangerous!, that is why it was banned by the Spaniards! And it should remain that way! It should not be taught in the streets but should be taught carefully to those who have discipline and moral, otherwise it will become a dark evil tool for those with bad intentions.
Kali recognized hollywood movies .not muay ,thai and karatae like fantasy movies 😅😂
My brother is good at the fist kali style
It's such a dope looking fighting style, while still being very effective.
@@pinoyroots learn it coz it's good for personal self defense...I know you will be better.Pinoy eh...Goodluck bro.
to all pilipino born of year 1975~2000 you have to test your genetic of kali fighter by the way of
clossing your eye, make your brain clear and try to locate the deep/dark memory and you will see your old genetic memory of being kali fighter and maybe you can activate to you the genetic move too.
Yes. We are originated From Philippines. it's Complete Martial Arts. Deadliest Martial Arts.( KALI)
Game of Death Bruce Lee's best friend Dan Inosanto a Filipino. He taught ang introduced Bruce the basic of nunchaku.
How come filipino martial arts like KALI n ARNIS were being used in hollywood films? These should be taught in school, boys n girls as part of physical education subject to preserve the filipino identity of these martial arts, lest some countries will say these originated in their country.
02:08
Hi Karsten, magkapitbahay lang pala tayo dito ko sa Duitsland.
I requested this couple of months ago
Really appreciate it, took a while but I got there ;).
Wow!
In the book of eli.... that has a pure kali martial arts ever performed....
kali or arnis is king of close combat. or in other words kings blade
Watch The hunted , Tommy Lee Jones and Benicio del Toro..
Talented😊
kali is not always use arnis or yantok it can also apply knife or it can be a hand to hand combat
I didn't know I was using kali all along. Maybe cuz of tradition lmao. Whenever there's a fight when I was a kid I see those moves haha
Fun Fact:
The 2021 Disney animated movie "Raya and the Last Dragon" which is loosely based and inspired from Southeast Asia, also included and have the Arnis/Kali/Eskrima/Escrima Filipino martial art and fighting style in it as one of the protagonist's armed martial art and fighting style.
Aside from that, it also featured and included Pencak Silat as the protagonist's unarmed martial art and fighting style, Krabi-Krabong from Thailand as the protagonist's nemesis's armed martial art and fighting style, and Muay Thai from Thailand as the protagonist's nemesis's unarmed martial art and fighting style.
The Disney animated movie also featured an imagined and fantasy or fictional sword, weapon, or blade that turns into a whip, and which can also be used for other uses and purposes throughout the animated movie. This weapon, sword, or blade is inspired and based from the Filipino "kris" or "kalis" and the Malay-Indonesian "keris". This is wielded and used in the animated movie by the protagonist and one of the other characters close to the protagonist.
Wait what, I didn't know that. That's cool. You know a lot about the movie, really appreciate all the additional information.
@@pinoyroots
Thanks, but these knowledge, ideas, and all are just accumulated or collected and limited ones based on the various online sources and resources I read and watched, 'cause I never watched nor saw the entire movie yet in its entirety due to a lot of unfortunate reasons.
I just saw some teaser-trailer, trailers, snippet videos, and short scenes or clips; watched other related videos to the movie and about some of its production, casting, voice acting, animation, behind-the-scenes, writing, bases and inspirations, etc.; read some wikis and blogs about the movie and its story, theme, settings, characters, etc., and other people's reviews, comments, ideas, opinions, etc.; and watched some movie review and reaction videos from people who already accessed, paid, and saw the movie in its entirety, and the like, among others.
I think one of your favorite martial arts is kali, thanks for appreciate! 🙏🙏
Kali martial art is a dangerous art in the world
You can add Raya to this as well.
At 3:59 and 5:22 is Guro Dan Inosanto (Filipino) who teaches Kali and friend of Bruce Lee.
Yup🎯
Wow great!
Fighting with balisong
It forgot the scene from the Kiss of the Dragon movie where Dony Yen waste dozen of black belt goons using Kali 👍.
You mean jet li not Donnie yen
Jet Li tonfa weapon style was based on Wushu technique of Chinese broadsword.
😘😘😘
John wick also uses kali
The director of all John Wick film franchise also JKD and Kali practitioner.
Hi
Hello.
Reacting wo any input, the laziest form of getting easy views for a vlogger
Proud Filipino....
Weapon of opportunity to defend yourself
Wow 🇸🇽🔥
Filipino matial art a dead weapon..real.
I don't understand where your hate is coming from. Check yourself b4 u wreck yourself. peace
Eskrima/Kali/Arnis