Thank you for this fascinating video, I love the different kinds of wood so I enjoyed seeing what you have and your thoughts on usage. Good information here. Sorry for the 2 earlier comments, my phone was acting weird. Again Salamat. Mahalo and Aloha.
Thank you for this interesting video. I have two kamagong sticks and two bahi sticks. My kamagong sticks are similar to your pair. I did not know the “ipbano” definition. I have one of these too!
Among the sticks shown I would prefer the ones made from citrus trees because they are very durable. Kamagong is just too brittle and rattan sticks can be easily destroyed. Another alternate option would be sticks made from coffee branches.
I agreed, but I will use any stick, we learn how to control our strikes base on the quality of the weapons, we learn how to adjust not only to weapons quality, even the poor quality stick. Specially we don’t know which stick will be available, during the assaults. If I do have a choice, I will used Bahi, coffe, citrus, guava etc, other hard woods. Also to take Note: rattan is one of the weapon of choice of the Eskrima because it’s resilient, can absorb an strike that less vibration to your hands, that cause of shivering your hand that can lead to lost control of the weapons. Happy training, thank you.
@@711garimot I agree you can't always choose the quality of the sticks that you use. When you're in a sudden confrontation sometimes the sticks can be short or crooked. Though for practice we prefer coffee sticks since rattan is not that durable.
Guro magandang gabi po. Can you make a training video on a solo kamagong stick? For self defense and not for competition. I am currently the only one in my area using a solo kamagong for self defense and as such I have no other reference for advanced drills since most experts use a rattan or a bladed weapon for self defense drills. Thank you. Btw, I like the statue of Mama Mary you have in your background 😃 God bless po guro!
I’m from the US and living in the Philippines, I’m looking for a good wood for a tomahawk handle, do you think bahi would be a good choice? Thanks for posting 👍
Don't cut it, filled them with Wood Glue, if is too big the crack, mix little glue with saw dust, or made wood dust - by sanding one piece of wood and collect the dust, you can put the glue first to the crack, springkle the dust on top, then press so the dust can married to the glue, filled it then wait till the glue is dried and sanding the excess wood and dust..
@@711garimot Right now it is just held with tape. The knot is where the crack is and it is almost the the entire thickness of the stick. There isn't enough space to put glue or epoxy. I put tape around so that the knot crack is in my hand so that it won't receive impact. th-cam.com/video/EW13BL0idGg/w-d-xo.html
Guro I use rattan for training and hard wood sticks rattan can take more abuse hardwood can break but if you smash hard wood against iron pole brick telephone pole of course they can break but for self defense hard wood I chose one must have power and do damage to stop opponent guro just a opinion thank you
Gamit yan sa Pilipinas, common weapon for brawl ang Dos por dos.. Sa Barrio, gamit yan pang kalang ng bintana at pinto, sa mga siyudad sa mga construction common used ang dos por dos, Kaya widely available sa Pinas. Di ba laging kasama sa mga movie scenes ng mga action icon, Fpj, Rudy Fernandez, Ace Vergel, etc.
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the bahi wood is so beautiful.. we never had those kali weapons here in Germany.. only regular ratan or kamagong
Great information thank you.
Hopefully one day I'll get to train with you.
I was thinking about getting two aluminum pipes and filling them with a mixture of sawdust glue and sand!
Thank you Sir for your informative presentation!
Thank for shared Master! Salamat po
I think you are gifted person and I can tell .
Thank you for this fascinating video, I love the different kinds of wood so I enjoyed seeing what you have and your thoughts on usage. Good information here. Sorry for the 2 earlier comments, my phone was acting weird. Again Salamat. Mahalo and Aloha.
No worry Glenn, thank you for taking the time to let me know your thoughts and appreciation. Mahalo and Aloha
Thank you for this interesting video. I have two kamagong sticks and two bahi sticks. My kamagong sticks are similar to your pair. I did not know the “ipbano” definition. I have one of these too!
Thank you so much!
nice content master..
Among the sticks shown I would prefer the ones made from citrus trees because they are very durable. Kamagong is just too brittle and rattan sticks can be easily destroyed. Another alternate option would be sticks made from coffee branches.
I agreed, but I will use any stick, we learn how to control our strikes base on the quality of the weapons, we learn how to adjust not only to weapons quality, even the poor quality stick. Specially we don’t know which stick will be available, during the assaults. If I do have a choice, I will used Bahi, coffe, citrus, guava etc, other hard woods. Also to take Note: rattan is one of the weapon of choice of the Eskrima because it’s resilient, can absorb an strike that less vibration to your hands, that cause of shivering your hand that can lead to lost control of the weapons. Happy training, thank you.
@@711garimot I agree you can't always choose the quality of the sticks that you use. When you're in a sudden confrontation sometimes the sticks can be short or crooked. Though for practice we prefer coffee sticks since rattan is not that durable.
Guro magandang gabi po. Can you make a training video on a solo kamagong stick? For self defense and not for competition. I am currently the only one in my area using a solo kamagong for self defense and as such I have no other reference for advanced drills since most experts use a rattan or a bladed weapon for self defense drills. Thank you.
Btw, I like the statue of Mama Mary you have in your background 😃 God bless po guro!
I’m from the US and living in the Philippines, I’m looking for a good wood for a tomahawk handle, do you think bahi would be a good choice? Thanks for posting 👍
Bahi or kamagong which one is better?
I have a kamagong pair and one has a crack. I'm not sure if I should cut it down for Serrada.
Don't cut it, filled them with Wood Glue, if is too big the crack, mix little glue with saw dust, or made wood dust - by sanding one piece of wood and collect the dust, you can put the glue first to the crack, springkle the dust on top, then press so the dust can married to the glue, filled it then wait till the glue is dried and sanding the excess wood and dust..
@@711garimot Right now it is just held with tape. The knot is where the crack is and it is almost the the entire thickness of the stick. There isn't enough space to put glue or epoxy. I put tape around so that the knot crack is in my hand so that it won't receive impact. th-cam.com/video/EW13BL0idGg/w-d-xo.html
@@SheffieldAbella Take a picture and send it to my PM let asses the damage, three angel so I can see all.
Magkuno... 😎👌
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Guro I use rattan for training and hard wood sticks rattan can take more abuse hardwood can break but if you smash hard wood against iron pole brick telephone pole of course they can break but for self defense hard wood I chose one must have power and do damage to stop opponent guro just a opinion thank you
thank you po!
Pugay po napatawa talaga ako sa 2x2 haha d KO expect Yun haha Kala ko sa tondo lng yan nagagamit
Gamit yan sa Pilipinas, common weapon for brawl ang Dos por dos.. Sa Barrio, gamit yan pang kalang ng bintana at pinto, sa mga siyudad sa mga construction common used ang dos por dos, Kaya widely available sa Pinas. Di ba laging kasama sa mga movie scenes ng mga action icon, Fpj, Rudy Fernandez, Ace Vergel, etc.
bahi is d best i have that also
Mangkono po ang pinaka matibay na kahoy para sa arnis mas mura nga lang ang ratan at kamagong kaya yan ang kalimitan nyong gamit.
I have one gihon stick it could break bahi and kamagon sticks in half!
Where can we purchase a REAL Kamagong and Magkuno arnis sticks?
Many on line FMA store, that you can buy them.. but support my brother, GM RODEL DAGOOC, Smoking Arnis.. in Batangas, Philippines.
6:17 wait are you talking about Grandmaster Frank Sabrino
anong sukat po nyan may stard po bang sukat ng haba nyan sir
Pugay po..
I'm. A bit. Liquid Ed
Nakagamit na po ba kayo ng Maple?
Yes, it’s a excellent wood.. it’s common here in the US.
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Ive been hit by that guava stick multiple times when i was a child...
Hurt but we can take it.. on our butt, but it take a while to heal in hit your arm and leg muscle
I reccon. A. Cast. Iron. Bar. Off. A. Old. Hand. Pump
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