When fighting the window of opportunity is always small. Even to strike someones hand. What get from this video is, you take advantage of your opponent's actions work with ur natural reaction. Study and practice is key. Studying under Guru Baet was an honor hopefully I can continue one day
Wow.....you got skills, guro!!! I just started teaching myself arnis about a week or 2 ago, learning the moves from youtube and practising them until it feels smooth. Trying to do what I can with what I've got, but I think I really need an instructor to teach me and guide me properly, hehe... All I can do for now is practice everyday and spar with my sister...im teaching her what I learn...wish me luck, guys!!!
Looks great. For sure skill involved. However, any time I watch all out stick fighting, I never see anyone pull off any of these disarms. The disarms always come from striking the hand or arm, so I rarely practice these techniques.
I agree with all these technique. I remember my grandpa when he showed us the same style and techniques. But of course it will take time to master all this. Grandpa said you will need to practice is slowly and train to control the tip of your stick to target. Saw him one full moon practising and he was dead fast and all I can hear was the whistling of the sticks.
These disarms can be applied in an all out stick fight once you get to hold stick of your opponent and then applied those techniques remember to hold first the stick of your opponent
I agree with ldpole45. There's a very small window for these disarms to work. I'd rather disarm hitting the hand and breaking it. There's a reason you don't see these disarms in tournaments. To hard to pull off. Looks good in a demo though......
What you see is what you will got.. This is just a demo, if you want for real, then you have to see us. This message for you all "Behind" computer stick fighter wanna be.. See us will educate you.. Otherwise enjoy the video..
In theory yes, you can apply these techniqes. But theory and application are two different things. In all of my sparring and training, the window for these techniques are too small to try and execute. Let alone on another experienced stick fighter. They look good in a demonstration with a willing partner, but for me, that's as far as it would go. i wouldn't use them. I'd rather crack the hand or arm for a sure disarm.
Absolutely true. You don't see these disarming techniques applied in sparring, competitions, let alone in a dynamic street-fights where your opponent is highly mobile and bent to kill you. But these are good in dojos.
In real fights, the sticks bounce off against each other. By the time you curl your hand to lock the striker's hand, his hand will have been in a retracting sequence. This is hardly realistic in dynamic stick fighting. It can be done perhaps if the 'antagonist' is really way slower than the 'assumed' protagonist. :)
Its okay. Its only a drill. Escrima usually starts with drills then spar later. Like boxing, hitting the bag then spar afterwards. Here in the Philippines we arr drinking beer or gin while we test each other with no armor. And its fun. 😉
"Bouncy sticks" is a sign of poor technique. We always strive to improve and go beyond the "bouncy sticks" and be more fluid. And by the way, you may want to avoid hitting sticks against sticks in a real fight. You target body parts, parry the sticks, don't block head on ;). I'm sure you're an expert, but maybe you have looked over that aspect. Cheers :D
Agreed. In this day and age anyone can just hope on youtube and see REAL stick fights. Hardly ever any disarms. Also never see checking of the hands like many styles preach (which probably has been misconstrued from clearing a blade bind). Just watch some Dog Brother fights. Or Bahalana sparring..... there are lots of options to see what an actual fight looks like.
How can you realistically take advantage of your opponent's action with this type of training, if this is how the technique is trained? Will my opponent just leave his stick out there for him to grab it and snake my way in to disarm? No. Like i said, it won't work. Practicing these disarms on a combative and resistant opponent can increase your chances in doing so in a real fight, but i still wouldn't use them. If these techniques were valid, how come they are never used in a sparring matches?
Love the way the ol skool demonstrate. Just awesome stuff. 👌
World class disarms. Been trying to get Guro to o a DVD on disarms for years. When it happen, it will be a big hit.
When fighting the window of opportunity is always small. Even to strike someones hand. What get from this video is, you take advantage of your opponent's actions work with ur natural reaction. Study and practice is key. Studying under Guru Baet was an honor hopefully I can continue one day
Wow.....you got skills, guro!!!
I just started teaching myself arnis about a week or 2 ago, learning the moves from youtube and practising them until it feels smooth. Trying to do what I can with what I've got, but I think I really need an instructor to teach me and guide me properly, hehe...
All I can do for now is practice everyday and spar with my sister...im teaching her what I learn...wish me luck, guys!!!
Hows it gone? Ever find an instructor?
great stuff....just...gold
That’s elite skill.
Hello 2023!!!...arnis de mano good to see your here po.. All d best!
Very good 👍
Looks great. For sure skill involved. However, any time I watch all out stick fighting, I never see anyone pull off any of these disarms. The disarms always come from striking the hand or arm, so I rarely practice these techniques.
so fluid! incredible skill
Oss so nice techinique i love it and i follow how u do
I agree with all these technique. I remember my grandpa when he showed us the same style and techniques. But of course it will take time to master all this. Grandpa said you will need to practice is slowly and train to control the tip of your stick to target. Saw him one full moon practising and he was dead fast and all I can hear was the whistling of the sticks.
Thank you for sharing. If ever in UK i would like to train in your Arnis method.
Pugay!
Beautiful.
These disarms can be applied in an all out stick fight once you get to hold stick of your opponent and then applied those techniques remember to hold first the stick of your opponent
nice set of Locking Gat Puno.
haha! I need a Guro dad!!!
priceless techniques!
Ang galing po!
Nothing like being the test dummy to someone who really knows how to hurt you :P
I agree with ldpole45. There's a very small window for these disarms to work. I'd rather disarm hitting the hand and breaking it. There's a reason you don't see these disarms in tournaments. To hard to pull off. Looks good in a demo though......
Love these have to give them a try w our guys...where are you located ?
Scott Garner i am in Chicago, but my teacher is in Florida
Thank you
Live in PA ... love the sword work on your website!! Do you have any better video or can you post to CZcams ??
Scott Garner im afraid i post whatever my students capture. All our videos are shot real time during class
amazing! wow
What you see is what you will got.. This is just a demo, if you want for real, then you have to see us. This message for you all "Behind" computer stick fighter wanna be.. See us will educate you.. Otherwise enjoy the video..
magandang araw ho, gat puno, mayroon ho ba nito sa pilipinas? at saan po ako maaaring magpunta para matuto?
but you have no other videos?
I agree with
In theory yes, you can apply these techniqes. But theory and application are two different things. In all of my sparring and training, the window for these techniques are too small to try and execute. Let alone on another experienced stick fighter. They look good in a demonstration with a willing partner, but for me, that's as far as it would go. i wouldn't use them. I'd rather crack the hand or arm for a sure disarm.
Absolutely true. You don't see these disarming techniques applied in sparring, competitions, let alone in a dynamic street-fights where your opponent is highly mobile and bent to kill you. But these are good in dojos.
veryyyy good
In real fights, the sticks bounce off against each other. By the time you curl your hand to lock the striker's hand, his hand will have been in a retracting sequence. This is hardly realistic in dynamic stick fighting.
It can be done perhaps if the 'antagonist' is really way slower than the 'assumed' protagonist. :)
Its okay. Its only a drill. Escrima usually starts with drills then spar later. Like boxing, hitting the bag then spar afterwards. Here in the Philippines we arr drinking beer or gin while we test each other with no armor. And its fun. 😉
"Bouncy sticks" is a sign of poor technique. We always strive to improve and go beyond the "bouncy sticks" and be more fluid. And by the way, you may want to avoid hitting sticks against sticks in a real fight. You target body parts, parry the sticks, don't block head on ;). I'm sure you're an expert, but maybe you have looked over that aspect. Cheers :D
Agreed. In this day and age anyone can just hope on youtube and see REAL stick fights. Hardly ever any disarms. Also never see checking of the hands like many styles preach (which probably has been misconstrued from clearing a blade bind). Just watch some Dog Brother fights. Or Bahalana sparring..... there are lots of options to see what an actual fight looks like.
How can you realistically take advantage of your opponent's action with this type of training, if this is how the technique is trained? Will my opponent just leave his stick out there for him to grab it and snake my way in to disarm? No. Like i said, it won't work. Practicing these disarms on a combative and resistant opponent can increase your chances in doing so in a real fight, but i still wouldn't use them. If these techniques were valid, how come they are never used in a sparring matches?
1:23 :D :D :D
ODN yep i agree 😅
@@TandangGarimot35712 haha ^^
malapo ka nin kamot dapat tukduan mo bako ginibo mo practisan