Pekiti Tirsia Kali- Kanishka Sharma- Military Close Quater Combat
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- Tactical Instructor and Managing Director- Pekiti Tirsia kali- Edge and Impact weapon Tactics and strategy
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i have heard of kalaripayattu and bodhidharma who was a member of the warrior caste also known as kshatriya, might have been a practitioner of it. the concept of hard and soft styles has been conceived much later. but i firmly believe that most styles contain elements of both principles.-btw, i never said breathing techniques are not internal...chi gong as practiced by shaolin monks is internal despite the fact that many martial artists consider the shaolin arts external (which isn`T true for me
kali seems to have its roots in japanese martial art such as bujinkan and jujutsu
what do you think?
What kind of blades are these guys using? (training/live? type? brand?)
1st off, martial arts didn't originate in china, they just kept records. China's earliest form was a type of wrestling. Everyone had wrestling. Africa is older & they used sticks & spears for fights. As far as kali, it stemmed from silat & other tribal fighting in the Philippines. Silat is southeast asian. It even uses elbows like muay thai. Thailand is close to India & china. Weren't the martial arts introduced to shoalin from a buddist Indian? I need more space to give a good history lesson.
Kali is very tribal. The styles differ due to regions and families in those regions. If there is Chinese influence it is in a small region, the North, limited to specific families. That has very little influence on large regions or multiple branches of Kali, which are from the cenral, southern PI. Also from recent records there were very few Chinese in the PI. In 1571, 150 Chinese recorded in Manila. Also when you think of Kali, LAPU-LAPU, you think of central PI, like Cebu.
Actually this is sadly mistaken. Look up Philippine history and where the people are mainly from. Look up Silat, as that is where a lot of Kali comes from. Look up moro people as this is what many of the Arabic/Islamic people are. I could give a whole history lesson on the Philippines but I don't have enough room here for it.
and even the filipino martial arts are heavily influenced by chinese martial arts since many settlers and traders from southern china,mainly fukien, eventually found their way to the philippine archipelago and intermarried with local women.their descendants blended the native blade-oriented styles with their ancestors` short-range empty-handed methods.
@thrillseeker70 but the truth remains that not only one country could do this.....anybody can invent something even if it already exist.. everything does not need to come from one source, this is plain fact.
i ones made a song and my friend got angry on me and he blamd me for copying his song while i had independantly come up with amazingly similar song.. i still make songs often that sound like other known songs. its annnoying but its a side effect of being human
nope, u can`t compare the indian martial arts to those originating from china. before bodhidharma introduced chan buddhism along breathing techniques to china to improve the monks`health on mount song, there had been taoist martial arts in existance.
i`m quite aware that there were indeed other temples before shaolin, mostly daoist in origin. but shaolin`s fighting monks proved themselves stronger than the rest. hence, their reputation as invincible warriors. the other temples have long been forsaken.
Ahuujwaaa
according to an ancient saying
`Shaolin is home to all Asian Martial Arts.`maybe there`s some truth to it.
Have you heard of Kalarippayattu? Can you point me to the Taiost external martial arts styles? If you are thinking of Wudan, Shaolin was built in the Northern Wei Dynasty in 477. The creator of wudan, Zhang Sanfeng lived in the Song Dynasty (960-1279). All the info that I found for Taoist arts are internal. And you can't say breathing exercises aren't internal arts.
The Spanish used Philippinos as warriors on their ships. The Phillipinos out numbered the Spanish fighters on their ships. The Spanished used them because they were better fighters with the blade.
also from recent records there were very few Chinese in the PI.
that`s the problem-how reliable are those records you were speaking of? intercultural exchanges preceded those records and chinese influences can`T be restricted to the northern territories of the archipelago. look at the natives from cebu. the resemble their chinese forebears and the same goes for people from ilocos, bicol etc.
kali is a relatively new warrior art (in its current form) not older than 300 or 400 years.
hmm, the arabic touch and islam were limited to the sultanate of maynilad and mindanao. but islam never reached the northern part since animism was still going strong up there. christianity was rather fit to blend with the local beliefs.
look from 20-23 sec, there my husbend is lerning frm kanishka sharma ..........
sorry but i have to disagree. this rather sounds like the san soo version of the story on martial arts. many a temple even predated kwan yin and there r even scholars that doubt its existence. (same goes with an alleged southern shaolin temple somewhere in fukien province)
also from recent records there were very few Chinese in the PI.
that`s the problem-how reliable are those records you were speaking of? intercultural exchanges preceded those records and chinese influences can`T be restricted to the northern territories of the archipelago. look at the natives from cebu. the resemble their chinese forebears and the same goes for people from ilocos, bicol etc.
kali is a relatively new warrior art (in its current form) not older than 300 or 400 years.