Is Kali Good For Knife Defense?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2022
- Today I am having a discussion with Coach Danny Terrell to see if Kali is good for knife defense. Please let me know what you think in the comment below!
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What do you think is effective for knife defense?🤔🤔
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Pepper spray.
Ask Ryan hoover or Craig douglas
a .45 and about 10 ft. of distance.. I've got 40 years experience in all this mess-- in jungles, in gangland areas, and military all over-- and it doesn't matter HOW freakishly good you might be-- in a knife deal- you WILL GET CUT-- I've been in several involving a knife- and I survived and WON-- but YES I still got cut. I'm not talking legalities-- if that person has a knife- and you're empty hand- you are justified-- PERIOD. Forget the damn law-- you can get out of jail easier than you can get out of a 6ft. hole!!!
Well the things, that were said there sounded like the principles of wing chun
His brand of Kali is a no nonsense style of modern Kali. Effective and good usage of angles.
You can tell he's a GREAT teacher, because he starts with very slow basics, and as the video progresses and he gets comfortable, he starts showing some lighting fast sparks of true Kali. Great video.
Great lesson on defending against the knife ❤
Balanced and intelligent. This does not belong on the internet 🤣
I liked that the grip is not on the wrist but on the hand itself. Focusing on the wrist, as mentioned, does not limit the rotation of the hand and therefore the knife can still cut you. This mistake is quite common in general teaching of self defense against knives when "instructors" only half learn the technique and think that's how they should teach it.
I also liked the emphasis on mobility and hitting rather than just control. Those have always seemed underrated to me. That is, if you have the opponent under control and within reach, what stops you from attacking the face, the eyes, for example?
Excellent video.
AMEN- and a quick way to get your OWN wrist slit!!!
knife holder - just jam the knife point up into his forearm, he WILL immediately let go of the grip!
Absolutely love this. It's not fancy. Evade, getting off the line, the stun, this is all solid information. When you see these fancy disarms or people charging in grappling, they're going to be in the ER if they're lucky enough to make it that far. Distance and timing and actually practice this ish. And most importantly carry an equalizer a gun or knife yourself, unarmed knife defense is a fast track to the cemetery.
All you need to do with an attacker with a blade is run away. If you stand and fight, you're a moron and you deserve what happens to you.
Thanks for demo, guro! You emphasized the importance of footwork, as the filippinos are saying: " your hands beat the enemy, but your feet save your life!"
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Very consistent to almost all who teach kali... run, escape or evade. Very true. Engaging only happens on very specific situation where one could not evade, run or escape. Even then, the next option is truly to get another weapon. And if all else fails, only then you apply the techniques in close combat.
This is a great reminder of what to do when defending against a knife… As Krav Maga instructor… I appreciate this video for refreshing my memory… 💪🏾💪🏾 Love it
Love Sifu Danny Terrel! He is far and away the best instructor I've ever worked with. In his classes, he has such a keen sense for when he can turn a drill into a limit-testing, humbling moment. We were working some wrestling drills, a mount escape, I think. Sifu shut my escape down and simply put his hands on my throat--not an especially effective attack. But, at that point in my training, I wasn't able to respond to the visceral stress response and completely failed to defend myself. He knew he could (safely) present that test, going off the script, and gave me the chance to humble myself.
To this day, I remember (with confidence) many ways to escape that (admittedly ineffective) attack. Collapsing the arms, levering one arm at the elbows...
Such a knowledgeable teacher with an incredible eye for testing limits and facilitating breakthroughs.
Guro for Kali not Sifu
No, because kali is not a self defense martial arts. It's a killing art. It is designed to kill the opponent the quickest possible time. That is why it is primarily based using weapons.
Well stated.
THANK YOU for mentioning the LAW during a knife lesson!!!!
One of the most advanced technologies for knife is the Filipino Martial Arts. Proven. Battle tested and respected by people who know.
Guru Danny is amazing, thankyou for sharing and inspiring us all to train hard and smart
This is a very great video. Thanks so much, Kevin.
Such a great video. And I love how "careful" you where when picking up the knife in the end, not breaking eyecontact.
Wisdom....it's a priceless thing....thank you, both of you. BE well.
Great video! Thanks for being a great martial artist Kevin.
Awesome Video...A lot of great information shared. Love what you are doing with your channel Kevin!
Pekiti Trisia is very a very good discipline for blades stuff... Thanks Guro Danny
This is gold! Excellent material.
Excellent instruction! Thank you for sharing this, Kali Rocks!
Thank you Kevin Lee in my opinion that is reality blend of life time of knowledge🙏🙏
Thanks for practical information
Coach Danny is a super fascinating dude. I had him on The Fight House Talks Podcast as a guest and had an amazing conversation. I am looking forward to touching hands with him someday!
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It's great knowledge. 👍 I love the lesson in the video.
Great demonstration!!
I’ve known you a long while now Kevin! Your videos are always on point. Keep making our lineage proud!🙏🙌🙌
This was excellent, thank you
great to see sifu danny here
training at his gym is one of the best experiences of my life
What an awesome teacher!
Great lesson chaps!
Great philosophy and techniques of self defense 👍
Best video on this that I've seen for awhile.
that was great guys
impressive, some of the realest stuff on knife defence i ve seen
I've seen it used in a real street fight here in the phils a long time ago it was spectacular..knife vs FMA,knife guy attacks like a madman the FMA guy redirects the knife like it was nothing it happened so fast i coud not believe the FMA guy walks away without a scratch if it was a normal guy it would a horrible scene..
Fantastic artist and teacher. it would be a dream to have all of the great sensei's come around show proper defense for everyone to see. Having sensei fong spar with this guy would be so good for learning in all fronts. Thanks Kevin! You and Jeff chan should set something up like this. Both of you are legends in teaching us and showing us valuable info to improve ourselves.
Kali is the 2nd most effective against a blade. The number one most effective is running away fast. Build up that cardio and improve your sprint and that blade will never touch you
I can 100% agree with this. I train Kali Sikaran International with Johan Skålberg. Very similar ideas!
kevin is so good as a fighter and also fun to watch 😄
great vid
I agree 💯 pro! I am on the same way! Best Greetings from Berlin /Germany! Pugay!
I love this!!
Good video, and lots of good common sense information. My only added information would be utilize what's in your environment to not only create and maintain distance, but also create obstacles and barriers helping you maintain distance; or see what is available to turn into an improvised combative tool, that would allow you to damage their arms (thus they lose the ability to hold and utilize the weapon), their legs (thus they lose the ability to close distance), and of course their head (thus by becoming unconscious or at least disoriented (thus they lose the ability to continue the attack fully, or at least continue the attack effectively). Hence giving you increased chances to get away.
This is done by adrenaline when you are attached ,no need to learn
Thank youuuuuu!!!
Great martial atr teacher and he makes great knives. Get one!!!
people don't really hand switch on knife fighting, you would think they would, but they don't.
That was pretty awesome hell yeah and yes an attacker with or without a weapon is dangerous and it's scary people may not want to admit it but training is one thing having fun on all that but when somebody seriously wants to hurt you for real it makes you feel different you move different you breathe different because now you understand I'm in danger even if it's just beating getting beat up or just getting punched once or twice you don't know what those hits are going to do what they're going to do after those hits so it is scary
What ever your knife training - you also need need to spar at speed and intent (with safe training knife and protective gear) and a judge.
OK, Gentlemen,
How about making levels at first least by moverments:
-Beginners, -say distance ,
- intermediate -sideways and
-Advanced - active interception.
But , keeping to the beginnersś position, what I missed most is not employing environmental weaopons, if nothing a walking stink , umbrella, handbak, suitcase or an overcoat, etc.
Best regards. Paul, 67,retired isntructor fo Karate
Cody broussard here, long time student of SiFu Danny, tell him I said hello!!!
"Legally justified" is definitely NOT #1.
I'd rather be alive in prison than dead.
Lol oh Kev Kev, you should know anyone dedicated to FMA always has a blade somewhere.
of course it is, Kali or FMA is bladed style..they do incorporate suntukan, sikaran and dumog for hand to hand. They also have stick and staff as weapons..
Here is a slightly different question. Do you think the mentality of "self defense" is wrong? So much of what is taught as self defense is a reactive mentality. "if the opponent does this then you do this" kind of choreography almost. Is it not better just to learn to fight and the combatives that go along with the mentality you develop from knowing how to fight?
My interest (because so few people train it) is the unorthodox techniques with the pikal blade indexing. I understand why the orthodox techniques are always shown but as someone who has trained in that pikal style, I wonder how these techniques would need to be altered to compensate to combat someone who uses that style. Also his methods and understanding are brilliant and you are really good at interviewing and giving people room to demonstrate, so kudos to you.
Guro Danny's holiday Inn express joke got me
I didn’t catch that one on the set. 😭😭😭
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This old guy is smart... Though in a face to face and I am the knife guy, I usually target the arms and wrist if I can and kinda do a jab slash stroke... Hopefully those that has experience can correct my way cause I want to learn more...
I train in kali, for many years, (mostly heaven and earth Drills on trees), and for the last 8 years Kutao silat Forms. Don't have anyone to spar against, so i use the biorhythms of music to help my sensitivity. if someone has a blade, i feel the need to have a stick, chain, or even a bottle, or some great track shoes, knives are no joke.
So I have a question and maybe this can be a topic for another video. In confined spaces like trains, small cafes etc I feel like some of the kali training can be useful but *what are some basic training movements that are essential to knife defense?* I feel like a video on specific drills or movements would be interesting to see.
footwork is very stressed atleast in coach danny's classes so that might help in that situation
@@daddiskrub I did notice that. There was a huge focus on getting out of the way of the attacker
@@strystyl yes it is extremely important and helps with more than just excaping
Having just watched the knife episode of the ultimate self defence challenge there stuff here id like to see in that context.
DannyTerrell really knows his stuff in Kali!
It's really weird, how alot of martial arts people can't understand that Filipino martial art is a filler, because of all the colonization alot of techniques are being mix.. but in the end of the day it's a filler, that's why is deadly it opens opportunity when there's none.
What version of Kali is this? I studied Sayoc Kali and we do a lot of the same things but not exactly.
Best cell defense is what hes saying keep your distance do short attack attack and then get away after you do a short attack that has The person with the knife backing off.
I learned arnis in school here in the Philippines our guro always teach if we encounter knife always run if theres no chance fight them our guro teach us outside school with knife fighting and hand to hand combat.
I could not make that Corte/medio stuff work in free fighting, largo works! I discovered Lastra Arnis and things changed. Weapons work tools make things easier.
Just seen a knife video, this just come up after. I wonder what Mike thinks of this one ?
Take a seminar with Craig Douglas or Ed Calderon. To me, they are the two best people when it comes to real world situations for self defense, especially for knife defense. I also wanted to throw in Michael Janich to the mix, he opened my eyes to what to look for in a defense system within the eyes of the law.
Sifu Danny!!!
Big man with various martial art practice is a tank. FMA has long history in war times.
that looks very usable., pretty sumilar to Wing Chun.
This is a nice entertaining way to showcase self defense, they even got Dana White to participate.
Seems better than the rest i have looked at
Awesome video ty.
Nice know how
a lot of martial artist said that kali is not for selfdefense
It's for killing the fastest way possible 😂.
looks like aikido ... aikido could benefit from the kali drills because we do the things after the drills
It isn't.
90% of knife attacks, the attacker grabs to get leverage.
I could see Kevin was itching to grab a few times.
evry tactic will usefull if you able to execute.
The way i see most kali systems is basically fencing with knives,all about keeping distance and maintaining control while trying to dish out punishing attacks,the second you get close thats when your going to get cut almost no Matter what
6:59 is a good one...
Again and again. I can't say it often enough: you can not defend Knife Attacks with Blocks. If someone Attack you and you have not the Option to run, train to do Sidesteps and direct Attack then The Agressor to The Eyes, Throat, outside of Knee etc.pp. But the most important Thing is, train again and again and again non complicatet Things and train How to not become The Fear
this is really cool!
The Guru is right, especially considering that you're already stabbed or cut by the time you know you're being attacked!
The very 1st rule and the most basic of knife defense in kali is to run away.
What happens if the attacker is physically bigger and stronger than you are and they have a knife out? Also you don't have the opportunity to escape and you can only fight back. What then?
The answer is, just get ready to die. At least you die fighting rather than dying as a victim. hehe!
Then fight back. Fight dirty. go for the balls, bust the knee cap, gouge out the eyes, whatever. grab a rock or something. Hahaha. That's the only choice I have.
I would never want to be fighting against a Kali master or practioner... those guys are always armed and ready to ruin your arm.
Kevin Lee, why you're no longer in UFC? Why did you go to Eagle Fighting Championships? XD
Bro is to small to compete in UFC.
Wouldn't it be more cheaper to learn Drumming? Percussion for concussion! Just learn how to do Van Halen's "Hot for Teacher" Drum intro, and carry chopsticks with you.
None of that is any good with a trained knife fighter, your gonna get cut. But your move backed up against the wall was better. Don’t ever assume a person with a knife don’t know how to use it. And whatever happened to low kicks, a leg break will slow him down, but the knife welder can kick you while your trying to control the knife hand. Speed is everything, and lots of training. I’ve got 68 years in the arts and I still train.
Well, he did stay at a Holiday Inn Express.
based on experience that won't work in real life , a real attacker does not attack like that the stabs is non stop you don't block it rather you control it directly or your dead doing some non tactical moves.
It may depend on the situation you are in, in real-time.
Well to be fair, Lee wanted to get a demo so they zoomed in on a demo. Otherwise, there will be no teaching. What you mentioned can also be trained, but a real Kali practitioner will always tell you to run or escape. If no can do, get a weapon or have a weapon in you. That hand to knife combat will always be a last resort.
@@paulvicentevcurimao5596 precisely you can't defend against a weapon if you haven't experienced practicing it yourself.
@@kenshin6105 the teacher already said in the beginning that the best way is to run, get away from the knife welder.
@@kenshin6105 ABSOLUTELY
how about.. try to selfdefense from a real situation knife attack
I am no fan of kali, but what he said was just right. A lot of MMA (jiujitsu guys) think that grappling is much more effective in the real world. In all honesty, Jiujitsu is good in 1 on 1 but you can grapple 2 to 3 opponents all at the same time, and I think having a martial arts like Kali can actually be effective in multiple attackers, then again use kali not the traditional arts but try to incorporate different styles that is more pragmatic rather than looking fancy.
yes thats the modification
I don't know where you saw or who showned/taught you Kali but the Kali I know is simple n' direct.. It's not the Art that makes you a good/bad fighter, it's the person. Same thing with teaching, The art is not what makes it a "Mc Dojo", it's the teacher.. There are no bad students, only bad teacher's.. That applies to life in general, with your own life, kids, pets, work, etc.. I'm a Chef, and I've seen/met Chef's who claimed to have been taught n' trained by certain Chef's but turns out to be idiots!!
Bjj isnt for bringing street fights to the ground, but for helping you get up when you are forced to the ground. Kali is a synonym for eskrima, arnis, baston, yantok, etc - they are all the same group of martial arts. Whether the training is practical or not is up to you and your instructor, but best to know the difference between facts, opinions, and myths.
The traditional ones are deadlier. Probably you are referring to the 'modernized', newer ones that adds fancy moves to attract students for $$. The old/traditional ones are effective in guerilla warfare that is why it was respected by those who know and is taught to US and Philippine special forces and marines because of the proven effectivity in real life situations.
@@antondelacruz9362 the only problem is that icy Mike say some of bjj practitioner WOULD bring a fight to the ground instead of using it as last line of defense.
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The reason grappling arts like wrestling or Jiu jitsu touch on knife defense( If it’s not the usual Jiu jitsu self defense ) is because people who willingly attack people with knives usually grab you. If that person knows how to grapple and you don’t, you’re not gonna create distance. That’s why they “fight the knife”. It’s not about where you wanna be with an armed person, it’s about where they put you. Create distance from any physical altercation, that’s self defense. Learn to fight, that’s combat sports.
I saw one stabbing, it was horrible. Dude held on to the victims clothing and just poked him a bunch of times in a frantic spastic way.
I also notice in all these demos the other limbs are dead, he's not trying to hit, grab and kick while stabbing.
I also notice the same bullshit, what if glass on the ground? If any other Martial art said this they would be laughed at.
He's trying to kill me? Why am I worried about broken glass on the ground?
Multiple people? Yea this isn't going to work either, you're fucked.
just like Guro Johan from Arnis Sikaran
Here's something noone will tell you about real kali fights. Old kali masters always carry chili powder, pepper powder or even a small baggy of talcom powder in their pockets. If they have none, they always go for dirt to target the opponents eyes or at the least aim at the forehead area. my lolo (granpa) even told me, he bit his own lip to use his own blood to spray his opponents face. Then he picked a stone and threw it at his opponent.
My point is this, kali is not all about techniques. Look at yout surrounding and make calculation to use it at some point to your advantage or as an exit point.
Against powerful fast retracting knife attacks, switching, it wont work