Fundamentals of Parrying and Jamming at Close Range - Pekiti Tirsia Kali Class Out-take

Parrying and Jamming are two fundamental uses of the "live" or "third" hand. However on their own these two can fail if not supplemented by the correct footwork or structure.
This is an excerpt taken from one of our morning Pekiti Tirsia Kali Classes.
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“When parrying, mobility is the most important thing. When jamming, stability is most important…” 3:40

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