Movie Fight Scenes Using Filipino Martial Arts (Kali/Eskrima/Arnis)
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A montage of various movie fight scenes that use Filipino Martial Arts for their fight choreography.
Music at end: Earth Shaker Drums - Audiomachine
I'm proud to be Pilipino and I respect other countries 🇵🇭❤️
Thank.you for appreciate the Filipino martial arts....
"Kick Ass" movie also used Eskrima when fighting, mostly Hit Girl.
I love these type of Martial Arts I'm a boxer myself and I'd like train in Kali, Krav Maga and Pencak Silat
Kali was portrayed beautifully in Bourne movie
hhooyyaahh astig talaga tayong pinoy....madami nplang naturuan dayuhan sa pag gamit natin ng arnis kutsilyo..at itak...
The Kali is decent in Bourne Trilogy, Bourne Legacy and Equalizer. A mention should have been given to Blade 1 and 2. Thanks for uploading. Very interesting content.
Blade DOES use Compartment of kali which is Silat from Indonesia, after all; before the place was called philippines, the majapahit empire and srivajaya were around those areas and were mixing all of the learned martial arts from that area already. Fma is basically a melting pot of the martial arts in that area. The martial arts from Japan, China and Korea have some influence but idk to what degree tho
kali is brutal. boxing is enough for me.
+norlan miculob try boxing with a blade in your hand, while protecting the vital areas on your body from getting stabbed - that is Kali
..... it's def. like cockfighting
*Even Boxing is brutal enough for me.*
But I still want to practice Kali.
It's just sad it doesn't have enough recognition in its homeland.
@@xyon9090 yeah and kids this days taught Kali is weapon only martial art
Try panantukan, it's still kali, but it's boxing that takes after the movements of the knife
Kali is the oldest term used in FMA dating back 1600 or even earlier. There were big tribes in Luzong (now Luzon) and particular part in Visayas like Bohol, Cebu, etc. were they have extremely skilled warriors that the kingdoms of Borneo, Indonesia, Malaysia (before it was united), and even in Hong Kong & China, would call/hire them for help whenever their kingdom struggles to win a war. They're a killing machines during those times that a small compact unit of 10 could slaughter 40 or more enemy warriors. After Ferdinand Magellan was brutally killed in the war, Spaniards studied and learned about our complex cultures and noticed common weakness: "Gold & Power". That's how Legaspi started his soft approach and with the aid of Vatican Friars. They used gold & power to divide the kingdoms & tribes so that they would kill each other, followed with Christian religion to tone & tame them, and later on turning them into vassals. During the middle part of Spanish rules, Filipinos slowly were taken back to their senses and build up direct & indirect resistance. Because we were deprived of guns supply, our old lethal combat system was revived. The rest was history.
The "Pintados" and The "Head Hunters"
So the Phil. was exporting mercenaries back then.
@@josevicentejrmeneses8552 , that's quite complex to mean it that way. In today's context, mercenaries are trained group of armed men who have no allegiance to the gov't they came from nor to the other nation's govt they render their service to. They go where a huge sum of money is. Though, existince of mercenaries also predates the ancient times spread across every civilised nation in the world, the ones I referred to are legit warriors from certain Kingdoms in Phil - which by the way not yet Phil during those times. Most of the major kingdoms back then have very good biz/economic/political/military relations with Kingdom of Brunai and infarct part of military allies of Brunei.
@@josevicentejrmeneses8552 yes isa na ang thailand kung bakit hindi na colonies
Are there schools to learn this?
There's also female kali version called "sabunot" here in Philippines. An empty hand combat.
Yap our mother is a master of sabunot they train with our neighbor s
Anything my mother hold is a weapon to spank me like hanger, flipflops, coconut scraper, brooms lol
More of a hairfree
Ha ha ha ha ha..absulutely true😂😂😂😂😂
Can really ruin someone's hair day
Fight scenes involving kali practitioners are too damn realistic showing how deadly and brutal this Filipino martial art is. Messing with a kali expert can lead to your being slaughtered.
H in
Funny thing about FMA fight scenes in the movies, most of the time it seems as if the bad guy also knows FMA 😅
If not then the fight will end in a couple of seconds
Same with Bruce Lee films, Otherwise he would only have his first and last movie.
Rob did a good job in that Arnis scene. paying respect to his roots
So all this fight scenes are FMA inspired! Amazing Filipino martial arts! It’s Deadly that’s why it’s not publicly taught!
No it is publicly taught there are dojos depending on your area to learn fma, wing chun is very similar to fma, but im pretty sure wing chun focus’s more on the empty handed than weopons
@Abhivikrāmā Kshāmābhujā agreed
Love my culture and I love martial arts A lot!
The martial art specifically designed to outright kill the enemy with outright proficiency in many ways possible. Not debilitate, not stop, kill.
Most of them started this way. The struggles in the spice islands are simply a lot more recent than those in most countries- so they're old enough to not be hidden knowledge, but recent enough to still have survivors.
Hahaa i feel like im watching the cinema amazing and KALI is one of the best proud to be pinoy
Great list. I used to teach E-K-A classes, but it's 2020, so now it's online Eskrima-Kali-Arnis
Kali using in the movie looks real unlike kung fu they are flying like harry potter😂
hahaha. true
Kali was really used in combat and there was even a death match sports before that resulted death in Philippines.
Wahahah😂😂
@@MrPackers1981 I’ve forgotten about that..it’s a contest (or a duel) and only a few knew- in the end somebody gets hurt really bad or died.
Kun Fu is to look good in fighting.
Kali is to be practical in fighting
I find it funny how people are correcting the fight choreography saying 'that wasn't fma, it was this thing' only to be told that the trainers, fight choreographers and martial artists were either taught directly by Dan Inosanto or indirectly by Dan Inosanto's students. Whether there is a slight difference or not, I think it doesn't matter. What matters is all of these styles work but also have their pros and cons.
Guess what? I just checked the KEYSI ORIGINAL video here in YT and surprise, surprise! KEYSI is a martial art improvisation of FMA. The very first scene till the last shows Kali stick fighting and Dumog style so this founder definitely had a history of FMA that defined his style of fighting. Those doubters should go check videos of KEYSI and observe the exact same movements plagiarized from FMA.
I totally forgot that Guro Dan had a cameo in Big Stan!! :D
Awesome selection...@ 29:48 love the way Eric Bana smashed those agents. FMA at its best
Kali is the best martial art out there
I see your Kali, and raise it one Muay Thai. 😆
@@truthwins9459 with bladed weapons, your Muay Thai stands almost no chance. Even MMA doesn't, not because its bad but blade fighting is just something else. Just like gunfighting is something else. But the best are those who can adapt to all styles and mediums. Really.
@@mistermindahenziandalasnus3754 i dont doubt it.
@@joelaujero5896 because it's a movie.
I train Arnis and i love it. FMA are amazing.
FMA is not for ring or sport
for defense your self and military combat
How about if you train FMA but use it on octagon but not disobeying rules?
Right, FMAs in original form is not suitable in sports. It is more on offensive, brutal and quick kill. It utilize any handy conceivable objects as weapons. It is best suitable for deadly assassins. It's so brutal and deadly but Filipinos are known to be hospitable and friendly and that made it almost lost.
What people have to realize is that in the core of MARTIAL ARTS, there is universality of vectors, energy, conditions that led to techniques cooked by culture. The FMA is a great example that evolved and thrived from their Majapahit Empire (12th-15h Century) that comprised of what is now Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. Likewise there are many influences also from the inevitable Chinese Kung Fu (internal and external) due to Chines merchants and the flux of the Taoist monks being expelled from the burning of their monasteries to the neighboring countries...another are the occupiers such as the Spaniards, Dutch, Italians, Portuguese and the British which occupied these islands.
The Japanese MA also which evolved from the Shaolin and the Chinese MA have its influences in the FMA...
All of the arts are but one but we can see the intricacy, flavor, culture and then some. Just enjoy and have an open mind!
The Silat...is the arts of the South East Asian islands and archipelago...hybridized with Kuntao.
Damn bro! Well said.
a surgical doctor and a meat butcher..
true kali is forbidden.. thats why few know about the art.. even here in the Philippine.. we are only taught arnis the 2nd function next to hand.. kali is created to kill.. only to kill... not to imbalid or paralize opponent.. just the word kill.. no fancy moves.. just kill.. it only uses 1-3 hand moves 1-2 foot steps to kill.. within that moves are the defensive and offensive.. hidden in the eyes of the true kali keeper.
international community forbid the use if kali in sports... they recognize the danger... but not fully aware of the true nature..
even bruce lee used the knowledge of vital points for his hybrid jkd
. many are called but few are choosen.old book said.
Knowledge of vital points have existed in many cultures arts for thousands of years. Hardly a kali thing. The deadly arts are taught properly outside of the Philippines. The arts would die off, if they didn't.
The stuff in movies and demo's are for show. The real stuff is much more to the point. Just like with most arts.
The jack reacher & bourne clips epitomizes the art closest.
My old FMA coach would call that move at 27:58 "FILIPINO DRIVE BY"...I real life you cut the neck.
I forget just how brutal Book of Eli was.
He is using a Spanish fighting system called KEYSI. Keysi is a self-defense style based on the study and cultivation of natural instincts, combined with the basic principles of combat: it was created by the Spaniard Justo Diéguez Serrano. It has been used in Jack Reacher and Nolan's Batman. It is very similar to the Philippine system, but leaving out the sleight of hand.
They have trained in art, so bit of both
0:36 every Filipino has that kind of blade and other Kali weapons but is used as agriculture tool 😅
Its called Bolo.
thank you for this video, for promoting FMA.
jason bourne taken1 and the equalizer and the hunted shows itz effectiveness and practical use
Music Styck Arnis Kiyta the man from nowhere
The Hunted has some of the most realistic interpretations of FMA in film, very very good.
Should be... Sayoc Kali Tuhons Rafael Kayanan and Tom Kier were the trainers and choreographers... ;)
06:18, Dan Inoisanto, grandmaster
The actor who beat Guru Dan is half Filipino. I just forgot his name..
@@rosielupita5230 That's Robert Michael Schneider aka ROB SCHNEIDER.
Proudly! Filipino Martial Arts Kali/Eskrima/Arnis best in the world of martial arts. god bless! us all
FMA was a warrior hand combat so deadly.
you missed the best scene from "hunted" fight in forest...
I have practised and love Kali. So I need to inform you that the Jack Reacher fight wasn't Kali. It was the Keysi System.
Thank you!
Keysi?
@@markracadio5207 it was developed I BELIEVE in Mexico. It seems to me that they focus on constant defense even when on the offensive.
@@mindovermovementbg3450 ok
Great Filipino martial arts..our legacy weapon from our Great ancestors.
The sword from Book of Eli looks like a Bolo.
Jason bourne - panatukan
Jack reacher- keysi method
Eli- kali escrima
I think a lot of Steven Seagal movies use Filipino knife and stick fighting
Hugh Jass steven uses Aikido...I dont know maybe its also weapon base just like Kali/eskrima.
He also uses the empty hand
Some of it. He used it
@@tenpio901 out for justice., the scene at the bar.
Also Under Siege 1 & 2 knife fight 🔪
Kali the deadliest art of self defense
man from no where is one of my favorite movie but i think kali is good only to our military men not for civilian men proud pinoy here regards
ARE THERE ANY MOVIES WITH FIGHT SCENES SHOT IN OAKLAND????OR BERKELY????
kali martial arts of our ancestor in the Philippines are not secret anymore,but its ok,philippine master in kali are teaching so that others can protect their selves,proud of our masters in kali👍👍👍👍👍👍
If you are weak, you can use any weapon to hit an opponent's strike. That's the advantage of FMA.
Per comments below, RE Guru Dan Inosanto's Mafalindo, isn't anything "pure" about it...He's combined a lot of stuff, including Silat from Guru Paul DeThouars (RIP), and several systems. You could call Keys system Filipino based, same same Okinawan Karate is Chinese based, since that's were it's origins. As far as that goes, an old Guru in S Philippines said, "What we do here is Pencak Silat" but in Philippines we call it Escrima, or Arnis." There are several films missing from this list (Daredevil, and Mummy 2, and more) as far as that goes, as well as many episodes of TV, including "Highlander", This not a bad compendium of film clips, though the editing and quality are slightly off.
Taken was not Krav Maga, and Jack Reacher was done by Andy Norman from Defence Lab and his background is FMA and Jeet Kune Do. Keysi Fighting Method was used for Batman but not Mission impossible. This is all obvious just from watching the movements.
+Steve Martin Andy Norman is co creator of keysi fighting method but later created his own Defence Lab....
+Steve Martin Taken was actually primarily Wing Chun. Jack Reacher was before the split with KFM but since Andy Norman was the primary on that Defense Lab takes the majority of the credit. The Batman movies were all KFM and Mission Impossible 3 was also KFM, but they stuck to their Kali background since both Andy and Justo are Inosanto guys.
Keysi was used in Mission in Impossible! Check part 3 out.......
Steve Martin actually what hand to hand he used in MI3, by Tom cruise was keysi fighting method, as well as the MI films that came after MI3.
I wish this Filipino Martial Art will continue and grow as wild same with other discipline likes Judo, Karate and Taekwondo. And be part of the regular events in the Olympics or at least in the ASIAN games (different from SEA games). But the main issue is MOST Pinoys are not interested to learn this fighting art nor knowing it. Filipinos are addicted in Basketball. The government should focus and spend lots of money for this.
I'm an Eskrima-Kali-Arnis fighter, instructor and trainer since 1994. Also I'm a former member of the Philippine ARMY Arnis Team 👊🥋🥇
Some of it looks like kajukenbo. But all rivers lead to the same outlet. The key here is using your enemies push or weight against them. And Filipino, Kung Fu, Kajukenbo, and Krav Maga utilize the same principle. That is why they all have very powerful and unique fighting techniques. And one fighter in a different martial art may be the more skilled fighter than the other who has trained twice as long. But any and all martial art forms can be a blessing to the individual student no matter how small or complicated it may be. A little knowlege and application go a long way in martial arts. And life itself.
+Ricky Reynolds Kajukenbo as with all american arts rely heavily on FMA; they even train with the rattan sticks. Interestingly American boxing as you see it today came from the philipines. around 1895 american boxing was irish boxing; in 1898 the US invaded the philipines. By 1912 many american soldiers were returning from the philipines with a new concept of boxing. By 1920 you begin to see the modern stance for american boxing... It's actually the philipino knife fighting stance.
Yeah. Watching this vid I thought, "Hey, I was taught that move as a kid in Arnis class!" while also getting alot of Krav Maga feels.
But there's so many techniques of Krav Maga that came from Kali, they just steal Filipino techniques and what kind of Kung fu are ypu talking about? Name it! Kajukenbo, about that martial art, it's modern techniques are also from Filipino Martial Arts, There's so many martial arts that have a stolen techniques like Taekwondo they stole the SIKARAN system of Filipino Martial Arts like back kick. Haist!
Did you know that there are a lot of Filipinos in Hawaii, the birthplace of Kajukenbo?
Jason Bourne using panantukan martial arts
esta bueno
FMA always showcases in foreign movies but not in filipino movies
Just fight in a Filipino Way in KALI that is KA = Kamot (Hand) + LI = Lihok (Move/Movement). The Martial Arts of the early Filipinos long before the Spaniards colonized or came to the Philippines. Kali is a Bisayan term for Eskrima or Arnis (maybe Spanish).
Does man from nowhere actually use fma? I thought it would be more like hapkido or something similar since it's a korean movie.
Edwin Heisse you thought wrong. Koreans are great at action and don't always involve their own martial arts.
Yes hes dan inosanto
No it's FMA, you can see the hand movements are pattern in knife projection but modified to empty hand so I'm positive it's an FMA.
the art of martial art, fma
Won bin in Man from Nowhere uses kali escrima
Liam neeson-panatukan/kravmaga
Here in the Ph. our Parents teach us arnis at a young age, it is not just a normal arnis with two sticks but arnis with multiple sticks called broom sticks... If we do something wrong and we saw our Mom holding the broom stick we know that it is time for the lecture about arnis, so we prepared ourself to protect the most vital part in our body..LoL🤣
Are there really certain arts that are better than the rest? I trained in Wing Chun for 3 months and learned some very interesting and brutal tactics. I would think any discipline would be enough to protect yourself on the street with enough practice and dedication.
Wing Chu has forms and moves that you need follow and it will hold you from being creative.
Kali is a practical martial art. no fancy moves. the intent is to disable or kill your opponent as fast as you can. That's why its been used in Military trainings.
Watching 6,14,20
Samalat kay Sir Janvier at talagang mas nakilala namin tong Arnis.
Grabe Filipino pride is rising out of my heart right now.
Nakakalungkot na bilang estudyante ay ginagamit lang to ng karamihan para magkaroon mg mataas na grades.
Sariling atin!!! Nakakatuwa!! Suportahan natin ang ating Pambansang laro. Wag tayong maging dayuhan sa sariling atin. Nararapat lang natin itong pagyamanin.
Meron tayong sariling pagkakakilanlan at ito ay dapat na pinagmamalaki.
Wag ipagmalaki be humble, sino man ang nagmamalaki ay syang ibababa
How could you not mention REDBELT or OUT FOR JUSTICE? I mean even Dan Inosanto had roles in those films.
victorrain Well... Red belt has more focus on Judo/Jujitsu honestly
Joshua Sim I know but they showed hubud in the film and a few shots of an Arnis book.
Yeah, so you're wrong about a few of these. The biggest shining example is Jack Reacher. In that film they even state he is a practitioner of Krav Maga, not FMA.
Sorry it's actually keysi fighting method, which are heavily influence by FMA martial arts. Check the Keysi fighting method and you'll see, even the fight choreography is from KC system.
4:50, Rob Snieder kicking ass! Lol
I believe he is half Filipino and practice for real .
22:16 improvised weapon
Is that how you present or introduce the Philippine martial arts?
I like the double stick fight
Kali, Eskrima or the rest of Filipino martial arts are used for killing, not for knocking out enemies, if you’re using knives or sabers.
idk how anyone can tell whats being used in the Bourne movies, its all just a blur of fabric lol
That dumog at 1:23👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Kali is also about precision in executing empty and weapons
Im practicing now FMMA Forbidden Maniac Martial Arts just newbie lol
When SHTF you better have this in your bag of goodies.....
They say that in Jack Reacher the style was Krav Maga.. not Kali.
I beg to disagree. Most of the moves from Krav maga were borrowed from Kali, Pekiti Tirsia in particular. I remember seeing Israeli operators (Sayeret) learning the style of Kali in discreet Kali training grounds in the Philippines so many years ago. They have adopted the moves and call it their own (Krav Maga). Pathetic, I know for one because I have pictures from my Kali buddy. Kali is a very old form of FMA. Older than the conquest of the Philippines by the Spaniards.
many movie fights in this list are based on the keysi fighting method. special the movies after the dark knight rises area. u can check this in the dvd bonus where u can see who and how they trained. its similar to kali/eskrima but more modern. jack reacher is one of a popular examples of keysi. this is no diss or something just facts u can discover by ur own research. specialy (as i said before) in the bonus dvd of the movies if u own them. i study traditional martial arts and practices 11 years shotokan karate and this year in june, 9 years traditional taekwondo (which is at least the korean art of karate but u can check the history lesson everywhere on the intenret and in several books... i recommend "the killing art") under son jong-ho. and as a big martial arts fan, i take closer looks to martial arts in movies where u can learn a lot about ur own training. just my mention! best regards from germany and i like kali... its a very good style of martial arts
DrTrice, you are correct. I studied Keysi and then Defence Lab for several years. ( Justo and Andy split. Andy developed Defence Lab) Taken, Jack Reacher and Batman are Keysi/Defence Lab fight choreographed by both Justo and Andy. I do Kali now and movies like Deadpool and Bourne Identity are Kali.
Keysi founder as far as i know they undergo training or lesson to kali..
Ozzie Pardilla You IDIOT ! do you have any IDEA that the founder of KEYSI was trained by the Grandmaster of KALI and ARNIS or are you just dumb? We asians don’t rely on just weapons but we invented the martial arts and shared this to the western world but don’t forget that in every battle there will be always an actual combat not just on pure bullet. Even here in South Korea we also applied FMA especially the ARNIS and KALI as we integrated it to our TAEKWONDO like my units in South Korean Special Forces and we also teach it to the US American Special Forces who where assigned here in South Korea 🇰🇷
이 IDIOT! KEYSI의 창시자가 KALI와 ARNIS의 그랜드마스터에 의해 훈련받았다는 IDEA가 있어? 아니면 그냥 멍청해? 우리 아시아인들은 단지 무기에 의존하지 않지만, 우리는 무술을 발명했고 이것을 서양세계에 공유했다. 그러나 모든 전투에서 항상 순수한 탄환만이 아니라 실제적인 전투가 있을 것이라는 것을 잊지 마라. 여기 한국에서조차 우리는 FMA를 적용했다. 특히 ARNIS와 KALI를 한국의 특수부대처럼 우리의 태익원도에 통합했고, 또한 우리는 한국에 배속된 미국 특수부대에 그것을 가르친다.
K.E.Y.S. had Kali/esrima/arnis in the system. It's a modernized hyrbid of it and other things. So you can bet the scenes are eskrima/arnis/kali moves for movies.
you would like t o believe that it is all filipino boxing or styles but it is not only. I see many styles in almost every scene martial arts are so similar that you can find many concepts and the same moves in alot of them.I dso see the filipino but I also see japanese as well as indonesian and chinese military.
but i feel u...more power to u.
Liam Neeson vs Denzel Washington if that happened in Equalizer 3 or any movie ever who would win?
Well, we don't know, that depends on the director bro.
kali now in our country is already part of sports...
hey stefan, are you sure these are all e-k-a f.m.a.? 🤔
I am glad that other nationality appreciate FMA.but i am sad because in the Philippines it is almost forgoten.
You can thank EDSA 1 for that. Kali is deemed too violent. And the politicians then are all about being fluffy.
Jack Reacher used Keysi Fighting Method concepts, not Kali.
The Taken movies were more Wing Chun.
The Hunted confused me a bit i tot it was Sayoc Kali but i remember people said it was Silat.
@Ray Anthony Brady bastusa oi
kali and silat are synonymous. they came from the same roots. but after our ancestors migrated from Malay or Indo, we've made few advancemnents of our own. but we never left our roots.
Blocking the chainsaw with a knife was a stretch.
Rocky Elorde it's more of deflecting from the side, not blade on chain blade
Is not a knife it's a short sword we called it sundang..in ph
@@jeromeocampo4773 I think kids called that Kukri because of CrossFire haahhaahahaha
Kali and Jiu jitsu, for my , the best martial arts...
It is a strange thing, but as I have been in a number of knife fighting situations, and last year had to face a blade barehanded, after already having been stabbed in the neck from behind in a sneak go by a meth addict, I find these scenes bringing back flashes of the strange and surreal moments as I relised I had been attacked and stabbed in the neck, and had to switch from relaxed summer afternoon to straight killer instinct mode....I blocked a third attempt to stab my neck and promptly disarmed him (,am Eskrimador) and then he produced a sharpened screwdriver. I ended up disarming that, but not until after a third stab wound to my neck. This time I thought that I was gone, and I was just so relaxed and accepting of that.
But all three just missed my jugular, and I had him dead to rights. I let him go, even though I had the right to kill him.
Watching this brought back the feeling, particularly, of that recent incident.
Mi Vida Loca!!
Can we develop a technic where we could use FMA in MMA fights? I mean, not using any lethal weapons? FMA is like for lethal combat and was only thought in the Philippine armed Forces, i know, but perhaps we can help other people to understand that FMA is good as well to neutralize an enemy and not just killing them. LOL!
Kali Empty Hands is good , but still brutal and would give permanent damage , You can just use the blocking moves
Tittle of this Movie po
the man from nowhere show how stupid villains are. you have a gun you throw it away and fight using karambit against a man who just killed 10 people with a knife.
*****
then that would change him from being stupid to having a screw lose.
The Thai gentleman in the film had seen him display his skills by taking out a lot of goons before. He could have just shot him for the sake of the job, but it wasn't about the job. They were both trained, martial artists and he would rather give him a fair fight than to let both their potentials go to waste.
Tactically, it was a dumb decision, but it was more of an honor thing.
The Jack Reacher elbow strike is Muy Thai imo.
Babala wag niyong gagawing biro ang kali
Kasi the most deadly knife yan
Kaya pala mga pelikula natin puro love team at kabaklaan(bromance), pa cute, kalibugan. Mula noon hangang ngayon. Tapos gagawa ng pelikulang may fight scene, inspired by hollywood daw, tapos ang hollywood inspired by pinoy martial arts
Why is this fighting or martial arts not used against MMA, Muay thai, Kung Fu, Wing chun, Karate, etc.
FMA isn't really for sport. The core of this artform is to kill.
Oh we used it a lot. But people mistaken it with boxing moves or close quarters. Specially in street fighting.
and i thought jack reacher was some arts called kisi cant remember.
Keysi fighting method, most likely.
@Hi島比日 really ? where did you read this?
@Hi島比日 and keysi founder admitted to this ?
@Hi島比日 it says here blackbeltwiki.com/keysi that According to Keysi World, Keysi “originated in Spain during 1980 and was born from the life experience, study, and investigation of it’s creator and founder Justo Dieguez. With purely Spanish roots; consisting of the Flamenco and the bull, KEYSI, which is also known to be the creator’s / founder’s, Justo Dieguez’s, nickname, is a method of personal defense based on one’s instinct and personal growth. It was created through life experience’s encountered within the streets, influenced through year’s of studies and research in other martial arts.”
@Hi島比日 yeah but ... right now we don't have solid proof of keysi being FMA. not that it matters as keysi seems to be for movies use only.
There's a correction that has to be made. In Jack Reacher, Keysi Fighting Method or D.N.A. Fight Science was used.
Ok great material, but "Mission: Impossible III" and"Jack Reacher" don't have pure filipino martial arts, have KEYSI FIGHTING METHOD (from Justo Dieguez former estudent of Joaquin Almeria, both from Spain), wich is a method that combine JKD and KALI (Inosan) mostly and others styles. For that reason some scenes look like Inosanto´ s panatukan mixed with jKD, and the sinawali is filipino but this is not pure filipino martial arts. Notice that except for a couple of movies all this are from Dan Inosanto or from his studens or some students of his students.
Maybe you should "From Paris with love" with John Travolta have a mix of Silat, JKD and kali too because Joaquin Almeria, former student of Inosanto and teacher of Justo Dieguez.
+Kingmartialarts JKD has Inosanto who is filipino, Kali is Filipino, therefore.. Filipino fighting arts.
Panatukan? Maybe you mean suntukan which is fist fighting. Sinawali is arnis, same as abanico or sombra.
Kingmartialarts You IDIOT ! do you have any IDEA that the founder of KEYSI was trained by the Grandmaster of KALI and ARNIS or are you just dumb? We asians don’t rely on just weapons but we invented the martial arts and shared this to the western world but don’t forget that in every battle there will be always an actual combat not just on pure bullet. Even here in South Korea we also applied FMA especially the ARNIS and KALI as we integrated it to our TAEKWONDO like my units in South Korean Special Forces and we also teach it to the US American Special Forces who where assigned here in South Korea 🇰🇷
이 IDIOT! KEYSI의 창시자가 KALI와 ARNIS의 그랜드마스터에 의해 훈련받았다는 IDEA가 있어? 아니면 그냥 멍청해? 우리 아시아인들은 단지 무기에 의존하지 않지만, 우리는 무술을 발명했고 이것을 서양세계에 공유했다. 그러나 모든 전투에서 항상 순수한 탄환만이 아니라 실제적인 전투가 있을 것이라는 것을 잊지 마라. 여기 한국에서조차 우리는 FMA를 적용했다. 특히 ARNIS와 KALI를 한국의 특수부대처럼 우리의 태익원도에 통합했고, 또한 우리는 한국에 배속된 미국 특수부대에 그것을 가르친다.
Why is it that FMA looked just like Kung Fu in defensive form?
+volikoto Probably because all humans share the same anatomy and no one is really doing anything greatly different from the next system. Slight variations in technique and method are going to show. However, everyone has the same basic structure, so attacking it is generally going to look similar. Some systems have a more effective approach.
+volikoto It has some similarities to Wing Chun
+Joe Stewart-Paul wing chun teach by a filipino guro... lol
+volikoto If you mean from how bruce lee performs, bruce lee spent much time as a student to dan inosanto who now carries on bruce lee's school. However, while this is pure speculation, the qing dynasty banned martial arts in china for 300 years; persecuted and executed the masters. This virtually destroyed chinese martial arts. Chinese traded extensively with the indonesians and philipinos. the ancient indonesian art silat is very close to kali but with more aerials and was possibly developed by a woman to combat men. Perhaps the chinese both influenced and were influenced heavily by these art forms. After all the indian art of kaliparyatu is likely the source of all asian martial arts. Kali is pretty similar to kaliparyatu
You IDIOT ! do you have any IDEA that the founder of KUng fu was trained by the Grandmaster of KALI and ARNIS or are you just dumb? We asians don’t rely on just weapons but we invented the martial arts and shared this to the western world but don’t forget that in every battle there will be always an actual combat not just on pure bullet. Even here in South Korea we also applied FMA especially the ARNIS and KALI as we integrated it to our TAEKWONDO like my units in South Korean Special Forces and we also teach it to the US American Special Forces who where assigned here in South Korea 🇰🇷
이 IDIOT! KEYSI의 창시자가 KALI와 ARNIS의 그랜드마스터에 의해 훈련받았다는 IDEA가 있어? 아니면 그냥 멍청해? 우리 아시아인들은 단지 무기에 의존하지 않지만, 우리는 무술을 발명했고 이것을 서양세계에 공유했다. 그러나 모든 전투에서 항상 순수한 탄환만이 아니라 실제적인 전투가 있을 것이라는 것을 잊지 마라. 여기 한국에서조차 우리는 FMA를 적용했다. 특히 ARNIS와 KALI를 한국의 특수부대처럼 우리의 태익원도에 통합했고, 또한 우리는 한국에 배속된 미국 특수부대에 그것을 가르친다.
Shame you can't add the dune movies to this list
25:45 to 26:30, damn Milla Jovovich.