Well, if you think that way then it’s your way of thinking small. Yes people carry guns and people do carry sticks as well as knives, matches and other types of weapons. The stick is a representation of an edged weapon. We don’t treat it just as the stick but of an actual edged weapon short or long. David and I we practice shooting, as well as edged weapons to empty hands and grappling. Training takes place in aspect of martial arts, and self defense that means doing things with more strategies and tactics in a intelectual way of doing things. So don’t think just pew pew or in a small way but think beyond that.
First of all, Filipino martial arts have transferable techniques from weapon weilding hand to empty hand offensive/defensive techniques!!! The sticks also represent a good practice method of fighting with swords or more commonly used machetes!!! If you think Swordplay is a bit archaic, I can say with certainty that in the Philippines, South Asia, 🌏 Indonesia, India, Bangladesh, Trinidad 🇹🇹 and Tobago, South America, Jamaica, Haiti, Dominican Republic and many places in the United States such as New York City, Miami, Chicago, and Los Angeles machetes are very prevalent in street fighting combatives!!! Lastly, what the XXXX is a pew pew???
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The sad thing is that nobody street fights with stick, now people get the pew pew pew. End of story.
Well, if you think that way then it’s your way of thinking small. Yes people carry guns and people do carry sticks as well as knives, matches and other types of weapons. The stick is a representation of an edged weapon. We don’t treat it just as the stick but of an actual edged weapon short or long. David and I we practice shooting, as well as edged weapons to empty hands and grappling.
Training takes place in aspect of martial arts, and self defense that means doing things with more strategies and tactics in a intelectual way of doing things.
So don’t think just pew pew or in a small way but think beyond that.
First of all, Filipino martial arts have transferable techniques from weapon weilding hand to empty hand offensive/defensive techniques!!! The sticks also represent a good practice method of fighting with swords or more commonly used machetes!!! If you think Swordplay is a bit archaic, I can say with certainty that in the Philippines, South Asia, 🌏 Indonesia, India, Bangladesh, Trinidad 🇹🇹 and Tobago, South America, Jamaica, Haiti, Dominican Republic and many places in the United States such as New York City, Miami, Chicago, and Los Angeles machetes are very prevalent in street fighting combatives!!! Lastly, what the XXXX is a pew pew???