EMPTY HAND LOCKS & GRAPPLING CONCEPTS in FILIPINO MARTIAL ARTS | DEROBIO ESCRIMA | GM DAN MEDINA
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ธ.ค. 2021
- GM Dan Medina of Derobio Escrima shows Derobio Escrima's approach to grappling and empty hand locks. The transitions from locks to grappling chains together during flow drills.
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Thank you for all the good and not so good comments this video taping was a surprise to me. I didn’t have a clue this was going to take place. This was all unrehearsed and is just a demo of possibilities. It’s not fighting. If you want to see this in real action see Arlan Sanford co founder of the Dog brothers in real stick fighting, also the World GSPA stick fighting champion is a Derobio instructor. If I look a little winded I probably am since this was taped right after I found out I was diagnosed with heart failure that happens to old people. Thank God that my heart is no longer working below 20% and has improved to 45% thank you for taking the time to watch these videos 🙏
HI GM Dan, no need to explain yourself. In the internet world, there's a lot of trolls and keyboard warriors. Glad to see your health is improving. Hope to see you again in the future.
This guy blows my mind
GM Medina is really versatile. The concepts of transitions from weapon to empty hand to grappling is important. Flow from one scenario without breaking a beat.
Old school training, our backyard training was the same way. Learning different configurations of weapons, empty hand and grappling in a 2 hour class time frame.
Great stuff!!! That dude is smooth as butter on July day!
@@sticksmith9428 Wish there was video footage back in the day of how they trained back then. Before they became GM's, it would've been great to document their journey from when they were young up to now.
Nice way to close out the month with the feature instructor. Good to see GM Medina and Derobio Escrima get the some notoriety. Rare to see the Hawaiian FMA on the mainland. Blessing and good health GM Medina and to all of the Derobio practitioners. Happy New Year.
Happy New Year to you too. There's many styles out there we still need to cover, as well as the new and upcoming instructors for the next generation. There are more styles outside of what is portrayed as "mainstream" FMA. Some groups once to be more low key than others, but we're here to highlight and promote them as well.
I just love FMA and also Silat. Sweet moves with deadly precision.
Love Silat as well. We hope we can cover the Silat that is taught in the southern Philippines in the future. Not much is know about the systems there.
I love that I found Derobio Escrima and Maestro Medina when I did. The fun times is when we get "non believers" in class for the first time. 😂
That's cool, we wish we had more time to cross train with GM Medina while he was at the seminar in North Carolina. But he had to head back home to South Carolina after the event. There's always going to be critics LOL!
Love to see video of that. What does that look like please tell?
@@joeguillaume296 since I've been training with him, I've seen it at least twice. 1) was just someone not familiar with Derobio. The 2nd one was trying to discredit the art. As far as what it looks like, there's usually screams of pain involved due to our locks.
@@fonzievarata607 Hahaha. Too funny.
Thanks FMA Pulse.
FMA is a living tradition.It is still evolving.
It has roots in our history both an indigenous art and as foreign art ...or fusion. The truth is somewhere in that range.
Thanks for Presas, Tujon Gaje, Tujon Apolo, Tujon Jared Wihongi, etc for systematization.
Thanks for Tujon Gaje for the branding PTK, Thanks for Tujon Apolo Ladra for Branding IKali, Thanks for Jared for branding TriCom..
For all the pinoy masters pugay.For all the pinay masters mas lalong pugay po.
Salamat kay Bobby Taboada the best ambassador of FMA.He has the mastery of the material and the charm needed for intergenerational and crosscultural instructions.
Thanks for the featured Derobio exponent.You have further simplified a complicated art and maintained its effectiveness and explosiveness.
FMA PULSE salamat po.
Thanks sir 🙏
You're welcome. Hope you're doing well.
This reminds me of Escrido and Modern Arnis use of Small Circle Jujutsu.
In his interview, he did mention cross training in Modern Arnis and other styles before focusing on Derobio.
Wow👍👊
Great video.the camera is close enough for us to see the instructional features.
The one on Villasin is just so far to even appreciate.
Amazing Skills👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
That's really impressive.
Wanted to learn more from GM Medina, but he's all the way in South Carolina. Very knowledgeable person.
hello, I suggest that at some point you interview Josefino "frank" Sobrino of WEDO arnis, there is not much information about this master and his style on the internet, so it would be a great contribution to the fma :)
We would be interested in covering him in the future. Do you have any information on him and where he's located?
@@FMAPulse there is also another facebook account "josefino sobrino" that seems to be more active.
looks good sounds efective tho they are taking it easy on the teacher and he's going fairly hard fed that guys arm up for sure teachers face was embarrassed after
Do you have this video on Facebook so I can download it to my phone?
Sorry, all of our content is only available on TH-cam.
Has any body heard of Karate - Jjitsu? There is a school in my hometown of Las Vegas I’m thinking about training at. At the school it saids the instructor teaches BJJ and karate - jitsu. Just seeing if anybody has any knowledge on that.
It's probably not in our realm to answer that. Our recommendation is to visit the school in person and talk to the teacher's directly. See if they offer free classes and see how it's being taught first. Then ask them about the history of their system and then go home and research it.
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Dang he is so good..he should try it in UFC
requires lots of cooperation
Eh, not really. Joint locks set in quick, are very painful. You can resist, then you just flow to a different one. Its just like BJJ.
I wonder where he he thinks there's a "picture" in all this
A lot of this looks like Aikido, hmm.
And Aikido's origins as well as many of the Japanese arts stemmed from China. Many nations will learn and reinvent it as their own.
I respect your opinion, brother, but Filipino martial arts (kali/escrima/arnis) is already well-established in the Philippines even way before the Spaniards came during the 16th centuries. Meaning Filipinos already have this traditional fighting system even before the other cultures amalgamated with the local Filipino way of life. Peace out!
hope he dont have to to work the day after,the old dude is doing it way to hard.
As impressive as this is and along with the good teaching I'm convinced this isn't that effective. Real fights are too random and always in these video's the attacker is always compliant and the defender knows what's coming. You hardly ever see this level if trapping in competition stick fighting. Nice theory though. You only have to watch the Dog Brothers competitions to see through this.
Wow wow disgusting!
Would you mind showing me that style in a real combat and your openent is a boxer
Old thisnis compliance fighting real life theres no rules stop faking life get a life
Seems like you have a huge chip on your shoulder. If you have a problem, get some help and take your attitude elsewhere.