Doug Marcaida | Marcaida Kali | Fighting with a Hat
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Edge Impact Weapons Specialist Doug Marcaida illustrates the concept of weapons of opportunity, improvisation and adaptive thinking by using an everyday baseball cap. This lesson covers everything from understanding inherent human behaviour to how weapons attributes can help you take advantage of them.
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But most importantly..."It will Keel!"
Dammit, I came here to say that.
😂😂😂
Iconic
"Nice keel"
This is why I always carry a fish. Nobody expects to slapped upside the head with a fish.
+Ed Harley lol......
+Ed Harley I thought that was your gf
+Ed Harley I was gonna search on the TF2 Wiki to find the name of that fish weapon that scout uses but the damn sight's got an error on it.
+Ed Harley And if you get hungry...
nice...
As a fellow FMA practitioner and instructor, I will have to say that Doug Marcaida is the perfect mix of skill, humor and intelligence that is a credit to the Filipino Martial Arts community. So many detractors and haters don't seem to realize the skill level and advanced training that it takes to present and teach others with the proficiency that this man has. I have never even been in the same room as this man, but I do not hesitate (just from watching his videos) to say that his techniques are solid! Giving credit where credit is due, kapatid. If you ever visit Las Vegas, please feel free to drop by our studio. Salamat sa iyong contribusyon sa sariling atin! Mabuhay ang mga mandirigma!
Did you even watch this stupid video?
Great overall philosophy of “opportunity “. I remember goofing off sparing with a pal that was a high deg black belt (which I am not) and he grabbed a stool as a tool to push me back, but the second I saw that he had the thing gripped “backwards”, holding the bottom of the legs instead of the seat, I instantly realized the legs were now pivot points (or “hinges” of sorts) with his wrists, so I used my knee to quickly knock the seat upward towards him, this breaking his grip/control of the stool, and it smacked him in the chin, and down he went (didn’t really want to hurt my friend, but that’s the way it goes when roughhousing). We had a good laugh afterwards and he congratulated me on my quick thinking with regards to “situational objects”. Point has stuck with me ever since. Love your videos 👍
Doug is my favorite. he's the shit.
"I've found from past experiences that the tighter your plan, the more likely you are to run into something unpredictable." - MacGyver (The Heist)
Doug Marcaida is such a unique and amazing human being. So multitalented and so humble
That is the best point Ive ever heard from an instructor, If the opportunity is there take it, adapt to the situation. One thing I learned in the service is to improvise to the situation and go home at all costs.
Being so skilled person i never saw him anger or arrogant in any video most importantly he is so calm and enjoy the training with their partners which is impressive. that's why we love doug. thank you for the footage GN.
Great stuff Mr. Marcaida. Your wisdom, knowledge, skill and experience are very evident in this video. The philosophy and concepts mentioned in the video are time tested and proven by those of us who have actually seen real combat; whether it be in actual war or a street brawl. Keep doing what you're doing Sir.
All the nay sayers and negative commenters obviously have no experience in the area of combat. Damn MMA junkies...
His mindset is AWESOME! And it's far more realistic to think than what a lot of people teach now.
Mike Reis its always been a mindset, he just reintroduced it to us
dude i wanna take lessons from this guy.
Same
I love this show so much, mainly this episode because a lot of people at my school wear hats (myself included) and I'm currently training in Muay Thai so if a fight ever comes up... things will get really interesting
im sure he will be glad his combat expertise is being applied to school yard fights
101andrewj
no u
😂
In the US Navy the rolled neckerchief was an important part of the "Crackerjack" uniform. You could tuck in a roll of nickels or dimes in the back of the neckerchief, which laid under the back flap of the uniform. Totally hidden, but if you needed it you could take the neckerchief off and it made a dandy swinging weapon when you cracked somebody alongside the jaw with the coin roll. Plus, if necessary and you had no other funds, you could always pay for a taxi back to the base or ship.
Now this is helpful in everyday situations. Thanks Doug. No crazy choreographed antics, but reality in practice. Great stuff
This is oddly more entertaining than what I expected.
MrLeonidas0001 "Tactical Adventure Lifestyle" Better play it safe and have a quick detach brim. When they are standing there confused holding your brim, you release the hounds from within and catch them off guard.
MrLeonidas0001 "Tactical Adventure Lifestyle" Why not make it a projectile boomerang brim, so it returns to you after roundhouse-boomerang-smacking every bad guy in its trajectory, leaving a trail of tear/sarin gas vapor? I think with our technology is capable.
The concept is really cool. Using anything on an opponent to get leverage, and the upper hand to win a fight. It reminds me of hockey players and how they have pulled the jersey over an opponents head and arms disabling the opponents use of vision and arms. Awesome.
I love watching masters of the arts showing their moves. So inspirational.
I feel bad for the guy always getting taken down xD
I practiced martial arts for several years, and I actually enjoyed being the "testing dummy" because u learn better that way. I don't like pain or causing pain, but like Doug, I just enjoy the art. My school didn't spar that often, but I always was smiling when we did.
I absolutely love the mentality here. This is the way to operate at all times, every day. Respect for Doug and his philosophy.
Absolutely brilliant work, I love your attitude Doug and sense of realizim.
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'training yourself to respond when the situation presents itself' - is what I go by from training in 'baguazhang' for many years. It's philosophy is based on 'the book of changes' (basically it's focusis on change) so trains this idea of using the 'methods' to change according to the situation
...i've lost count how many times i've come back to watch this.
Doug is the Man. He's incredibly humble. I hope I can learn from him one day
use the bill of the cap to jab the throat or eyes i have seen people put lead shot in the lining of their hats and use it like a sap or puting razor blades in the bill and using it for a slashing weapon a hat is something overlooked by security and regular people all the time i am glad someone brought it up
DirtPoorFarmer you forgot to write "in movies" after you wrote "i've seen people" and before "put lead shot....".
Real deal...the more I see this guy the more I respect him. Thanks for sharing
One of the best of showcasing what he's talking about "everything around you is a weapon" Jackie Chan. Yes I know, it's movies but it's not completely fake. What I mean is, in Jackie Chan's movies, he often showcases real options available to him, to protect himself.
Yeah, the bench is a classic for Jackie Chan.
Awesome. Best thing Ive heard. Its not about memorizing a technique its looking for opportunity to exploite. 90% of practiced techniques dont come into play in real fights
These lessons with Mr. Marceda is Awesome ! A true humble amazing artist!
Love these. Keep them up great instructor with great videos. Awesome.
finally a guy that understands what's actually happening in a fight I'm now a subscriber
Riddick and his tea cup.
I like the creativity in this. Thinking is important not just strength
Doug,by soul you and your school are true artists of combat. This is true substance.🙏
my father in law 9th Dan 89 years young has studied belt fighting. awesome book coming out he wrote. love hat fighting.
Doug, I look for You on Forged in Fire! You sir impact many lives with you style and mannerisms!
I like the way Doug thinks about the weapons of oppritunity I had to use this once not the hat thing but the weapons of oppritunity idea. I got jumped by 4 or 5 guys pertty good this was almost 10 years ago but I got away from them and ran for my life they chased me and mind you my ass was kicked pretty bad so when I felt I could'nt run anymore I noticed they were not that far away so I found a dried branch on the ground broke a piece off and when they came back I stabbed 2 of them with it and it was enough to have them back off until an old dude yelled that he's on the phone with police and they ran off. I was really lucky that old guy had the balls to yell that cause who knows what would've happened.
Whatever object this man touches will definitely KEEEEL.
I think that is a pretty cool weapon idea. Can you make a video showing how hard an impact from the hat's metal beads are? Maybe hit an object and see how much damage they do?
after seeing so many videos teaching "advance techinics " of CQC and they all include something about your opponent being extreme dumb and somehow they alwys forget how to use both hands, is really good to see some sobriety and real talk with someone who really knows his job, Thank you, and forgive my eventual misuse of the english, it's not my mother language.
2:54- transfer the swag. Lmao when I thought of it.
In San Soo we redirect whatever incoming; thus, I see using the ball cap as a redirect of the mind. I like to say the body is robot to the mind. When any part of the body gets struck even if minor, the mind directs hands and limbs to cover or comfort the part that is struck.
Thus, if you strike the eyes the opponents hands will be trying to cover/protect the eyes from further injury even if only a second. That gives you enough time to implement a follow up strike. Same with a shot to the groin, ribs, back, and so on. The hands will go to where the pain is even for a second.
So we redirect the mind mentally just as we redirect an incoming punch physically. And yes, we can use ANYthing as a weapon. Great lesson, thank you...
Enjoyed that thank you!!! Thing thing I have enjoyed most about learning kali/escrima/arnis, is that it is fun to learn and to do!!
As my Aikido sensei said, “if you want it, you cannot have it”. Amazing stuff!!
Thanks for explaining these wonderful principles.
Mr. Marcaida is definitely an awesome teacher and martial artist. Love to see more vids
Hopefully your hat fits the attackers head and your head isnt more narrow and smaller to where the hat won't fit over his head, or your head is not wider to where the hat will simply slip off his head. but this is a great idea and something I never thought of.
As usual very informative never thought of a baseball cap as being a must in my arsenal
"Your baseball cap sir, it will KEAL."
THIS REDEFINES BADASS!! it seems more practical the learning specific techniques
This guy is the real deal. Respect
I have put a rock inside a baseball cap before, but found a beanie to be an even better option....
This hat stuff is hilarious! Yes a sap hat is probably gonna leave a mark but glad to see you guys are having fun with it and trying to make a hat a weapon. I've seen a few videos on you tube where people talk about how a baseball cap can be a deadly weapon in self defense but they always follow up with that will be in another video 😂 anyway, nice video and thanks for showing the fun side of training.
my weapon...is my mind. my other weapon, is YOUR mind used against you ;-)
you cant have it
That's a pussy way
@C W words of a pussy but please carry on
Master marcaida you are a true master , thank you for teaching me the combat and how to be a good master
I just saw a video on Polenar on alternative uses for an AK magazine. I'm sure Doug would come up with pretty interesting uses! Please do that!
I much respect for these gentlemen.
Doug I really liked how you're doing things before this, but now you totally won me over :D
He is a great instructor, someone you would want to train with every day of the week.
Is that a shoulder harness for a knife? I've tried to find one on the internet and just cannot find anywhere that sells them. If it is what I think it is, could you point me in the right direction? I would greatly appreciate it!!
If you want i could link you a karambit with a shoulder holster :)
That would be even better!!
I actually don't have a karambit in my collection yet.
Martin Eidissen I second that notion. Can you link it to me? I would greatly appreciate it.
Martin Eidissen
Could I get that also? appreciate it
its on bladeops.com Just search for kerambit. Its the black one
I've always said a person who can think combatively and think how to use anything as an advantage is a better survivor.
I am repeatedly astounding how Funker Tactical keeps stating my same ideals and mind sets.
“Your opponents are weapons.” - Doug Marcaida
...There are many answers to this question, and none of them aren’t hysterical.
This brings back memories when i was a bouncer years ago. And funny enough, a filipino showed me the use of the hat!!! MAJOR EDITION to the arsenal!!!
That's why I try to carry an umbrella wherever I go :) a glass cannon, sure, but I'd rather be out of a sticky situation and down one umbrella than be stuck in a sticky situation without any improvised weapon on my person.
also I know they make a specialty umbrella for that use but I don't have the funds lol
The legend say's that he blinked once
Great teaching, I studied for years in one particular style and my sensei, would bring something in that he found in the park or in the woods, and I'd have to train for months fighting with whatever.
Great strategy. Every belt I buy has a metal tip, makes a heckuva whip.
He is absolutely correct and you dont hear that from most instructors...its your decision in that split second and going with no hesitation right into your attack ..because if you dont go now.. you have to mentally figure out and act on what is presenting itself now. ...and you gave your opponent an opportunity now twice to make that sane decision. .I learned that being the smallest kid in class but was the first to go after someone if it appeared as if we were going to fight. Boom try to hit ya like a tornado....Thats the real question you gotta ask yourself do you want to be the tornado¿ or the debris ?.......its that simple
Excellent presentation and explaining the idea to improvise at the moment. Gracias.
Reminds me of how my grandpa Regino Ilustrisimo used shoes in Dan Inosanto's book 30 years ago. Improvised weapons rock!
He moves just like the Systema guys I've trained with.
Learned the "ol' hat trick" back in '92 from a New Yorker. Never once has it failed when I used it. No one expects to be attacked with a hat.
I'll never look at baseball caps the same again. Thank you.
"Don't worry if he have strong neck I break his throat"
Doug marcaida
Awesome video......keep ur mind flexible n look for an opportunity
Love to learn new things that's why I always keep up with these guys
thanks ,Sir.....its very powerful .....
the same philosophy with aikido salute to u sir.
Doug is awesome.
*So much insight. So much wisdom. Many thanks!*
and one immediately sees that no one of them wears a baseball cap on a regular basis ;)
but the principles are cool, the idea of training like musicians that just 'jam' is pretty cool.
instead of the curvature of the hat to capture things, the lip part of the hat also can be a thrusting weapon
roll the cap for impact is nice for attacking hard targets
Sap hats are effective as well and can hit with quite a punch.
so some hats are illegal in different states
shylildude just the adding of a weight as a weapon
+Smiley Dave so hats with a little with a little bit of weight is illegal but rings with spikes or lock in a socks aren't dafuq
adding a razor hidden in a hat is illegal as fuck but if you wanna slash up someones face with stealth it works
this is the best TH-cam video i've seen.
Great presentation! Lots of ideas and common sense.
Honest I would have gone for the knee at 1:30 Try carry on fighting with your knee snapped backward, plus you have more reach with your leg if they have a knife, keeping your torso out of harms way. If you go in the stabbing position look what your forward facing knee does to get reach it is the perfect time to kick their knee and dislocate it.
Thank you for this. In Army basic training, they dont teach much combatives anymore, sad.
new to me- time to make the advanced version in my garage!
In a fight to the death (as opposed to a school yard fight) you become more focused and less aware of your surroundings. Your ability to think shuts down, the things you practised have primordial memory and will come to you. Anyone can come up with a cleaver opening but as the battle ensues it starts to narrow.
If i was to live in the US i would train by him. amazing skills
There were forces throughout history where bare handed only battalions existed.
Three cases I can think of the top of my head, Ghengis Khan had a slave army, they'd be pushed ahead of his main forces as a meat shield.
The majority of these slaves had little to no weaponry.
Another slave army, the army of Sparticus, they were more commonly armed due to the fact they were revolting in urban areas., whereas Genghis's army had less resources.
The 3rd I can think of, somewhere in the history of Muay Thai, I'm sure there were royal guard soldiers who's job it was to protect each of the royal elephants leg.
They were known for their lack of weapons, instead using their bodies as the weapon.
But I don't know if you can say these were wars fought with no weapons, but still an interesting thought.
Thank you
You can roll up the brim and turn it into a short impact weapon.
Doug is no joke with a karambit!
Whenever at a gas station and there are a group of people outside that look aggressive I always come out with a large drink in a bottle.
Awesome video. Great philosophy that Doug has.
Dude has good hands on him and some good strikes.
great instruction
Can you make a Video about bags and the Way of using them?