Thrusts Are The Best Counter Attack In Filipino Martial Arts

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  • čas přidán 30. 05. 2023
  • A very important concept in training Filipino Martial Arts is that instead of focusing on defense when a strike is coming at you, it is better to emphasize counter-offense. One of the quickest and most efficient counters that can be performed with a stick or sword is a thrust. GM Oliver discusses how he utilizes thrusts as a counter in his Filipino martial art system, Pintados.
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Komentáře • 112

  • @benjyholmes1
    @benjyholmes1 Před rokem +35

    Whoever that guy is …he is the most humble but lethal martial artist I’ve seen ..

    • @thomvankeuren5531
      @thomvankeuren5531 Před rokem +7

      from what i was told, he trained under master Presas Jr.

    • @benjyholmes1
      @benjyholmes1 Před rokem +4

      @@thomvankeuren5531 understand..but he’s lethal.

    • @garrotista
      @garrotista Před 5 měsíci +3

      Super lethal! Nice outfit too! I like his fashion sense, deadly lethal!

  • @sahila.k7208
    @sahila.k7208 Před rokem +5

    You are perfect teacher.

  • @artistleaf
    @artistleaf Před rokem +7

    Very educational thank you 🙏🏽

  • @gwashington65
    @gwashington65 Před rokem +1

    Great video with useful information. Thank you.

  • @allengordon6929
    @allengordon6929 Před 11 měsíci +6

    Le parry-counterthrust, the bread and butter of all swordsmanship.

  • @binoyandpinay777
    @binoyandpinay777 Před 11 měsíci +4

    True thrusting is under used. From a ready position we thrust from underneath sometimes, and straight underneath their chin, face or whatever we can hit. Man! This annoys, surprises and gets a jump on our opponents. very difficult to block, deflect or maneuver from; just got to make sure you have a strong grip or you can thrust the stick out of your hands. Also use that puno and don't let anyone tell you other wise cause its an potent blow and very fast.

  • @itsrichie2763
    @itsrichie2763 Před 6 měsíci +1

    galing talaga ng pinoy salute po sayo sir Godbless po

  • @MickeyRegala
    @MickeyRegala Před 7 měsíci +3

    There's just a shit ton of fighting systems out there built for different types of warfare.
    Best advise I ever received was preventive. Build insane cardio, be proactive in spotting exit strategies, identify potential threats, situational awareness, environmental awareness, and run the moment you have the opportunity to do so.
    Fighting is a last resort. I'm a black belt in Judo and thank God I have only resorted to self-defense once in my life when a thief tried to snatch my phone. I was commuting in the Philippines walking on a pedestrian bridge. When all of a sudden my audio got cut from my phone and I immediately turn around to see a small woman with a hand in her fanny pack. My instincts kicked in and grabbed her hand that was in her bag, pulled it out. andgrabbed my phone. She immediately ran back into the crowd. I knew instinctively that she was probably going back to some back-up. So I just ran for my life.

  • @joeleek9976
    @joeleek9976 Před rokem +1

    Stab off the bind is pretty effective. There are counters for it, of course, but the best bet is to step back and reset.

  • @AgentSynthetic
    @AgentSynthetic Před rokem +1

    Nice! However, not that I want to try it, but Bagua outside pivot is the Defence to thrust! After strike blocked, a thrust from and a pivot towards the side of the thrust but away from thruster.

  • @sachindgang1519
    @sachindgang1519 Před 10 měsíci

    U r great martialarts❤❤❤

  • @pss0584
    @pss0584 Před rokem +3

    Dip & retrieve, and you get a decent false edge thrust without “withdrawing”

  • @jheyzbondmoto-klista6856
    @jheyzbondmoto-klista6856 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Kabayan! Idol! Isa ba itong uri ng eskrima or dinevelop pa para mas makamandag?

  • @chengyuanchou9921
    @chengyuanchou9921 Před rokem

    謝謝

  • @elibookoff556
    @elibookoff556 Před rokem

    VERY EFFICIENT TECHNIQUE>

  • @nesonariap4209
    @nesonariap4209 Před měsícem

    do you have slowmotion?

  • @erzascarlet2925
    @erzascarlet2925 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Mabuhay Sir Pintados not practitioners but a curious one as a Filipino 😅 why our FMA always called as a deadly real combat martial arts 😁 i thought it's only for AFP 😅

  • @LarryArrojo-cz8qu
    @LarryArrojo-cz8qu Před rokem +3

    SIR ,100 PERCENT EXCELLENT! BRAVO ! BUDO BROTHERS! To Our Everliving Lord God Jesus Christ be only and always be and will be and shall be the Highest Glory! More POWER BUDO BROTHERS ! Hallelujah! Amen

  • @temetnosce7482
    @temetnosce7482 Před rokem +5

    Such a great teacher! (non practitioner here - but curious) wouldn't the attacker, if Filipino trained, also be immediately progressing to the next attack on contact?

    • @shemayisrael198
      @shemayisrael198 Před rokem +1

      This is horrible instruction

    • @RenegadeRanga
      @RenegadeRanga Před 10 měsíci

      Yeah, they will change angles and slash or stab.

    • @aurelian2668
      @aurelian2668 Před 9 měsíci

      That is why you must kill the opponent immediately

    • @burhanettinhasdemir4964
      @burhanettinhasdemir4964 Před 3 měsíci +2

      Yep they counter immediately with the second strike, if they slash first they stab, if they stab first they slash, thus you need to be extremely fast and give some blows AS SOON AS you see the weapon is coming at you. There are some counters for it look it up on the youtube.

  • @CBBoXdjNab
    @CBBoXdjNab Před rokem +3

    do you guys have a step by step tutorial?? either Arnis or silat

    • @joeleek9976
      @joeleek9976 Před rokem

      Is silat weapon based? I knew one practitioner back in the day. Never saw here with weapons though.

    • @emeraldlucky1274
      @emeraldlucky1274 Před 6 měsíci

      ​@@joeleek9976Give those guys a knife or karambit, you may observe that their art is really for those weapons. Like they said, if you remove the karambit to a silat warrior, they are like tigers without claws.

  • @scx2355
    @scx2355 Před rokem

    i love you man

  • @tyler1768
    @tyler1768 Před 5 měsíci

    Where did you get training sword the small machete type blade the name of it

    • @iWandering
      @iWandering Před 4 měsíci

      try searching Bolo knife..

  • @user-tn6ko3rx2u
    @user-tn6ko3rx2u Před 3 měsíci

    I like

  • @smokedoubt1262
    @smokedoubt1262 Před rokem +1

    His adlibs are phenomenal lol

  • @user-zk1my9mv3b
    @user-zk1my9mv3b Před 2 měsíci

    최고의 실전 기술,;;;

  • @yadaben-yisrael8703
    @yadaben-yisrael8703 Před rokem

    Ohana,can anyone tell me the name of the blade that the teacher is using?

    • @AkHob
      @AkHob Před rokem

      Don't know name, but kult of Athena website, Asian sword section has Philippine swords, sadly most are back ordered, but should get you the name at least.

    • @orlandomonterde1970
      @orlandomonterde1970 Před 9 měsíci

      its called sundang used for local eskrima back in the days

    • @thyssenheinel6507
      @thyssenheinel6507 Před 8 měsíci

      From the actual look of it. it is "talibong"

    • @jettereq272
      @jettereq272 Před 2 měsíci

      "BOLO or ITAK" in tagalog, "BADANG" in Ilocano (northern Phils) could be longer or wider, BLUNT or POINTED TIP

  • @3228000
    @3228000 Před rokem +1

    Is the sword he is using have a name, or is it a custom design

  • @marcelluskelley3050
    @marcelluskelley3050 Před 2 měsíci +1

    My footwork shall make him miss💃🚶🏃

  • @shimazutakuma1031
    @shimazutakuma1031 Před 9 měsíci

    how i wish they'd use these in the recent starwars... would be more exciting to watch eh? efficient lightsabers killing technique, practical thrusts, not just swings

    • @burhanettinhasdemir4964
      @burhanettinhasdemir4964 Před 3 měsíci

      Lightsaber combat in Star Wars mostly derived from Kendo and Kenjutsu. It would be cool if some double lightsaber users like Aayla Secura or Ahsoka Tano (or even Asajj Ventress in that sense) did some sinawali like action.. I wish they wouldn't just look to Kendo but still.

  • @juliosanchez1880
    @juliosanchez1880 Před 6 měsíci

    Philippine martial arts seems extremely effective.

  • @garrotista
    @garrotista Před 5 měsíci

    Nice outfit, sarong with a weapons belt holster : blades , Glock!

  • @cainmarko335
    @cainmarko335 Před rokem

    Pintados arnis

  • @babyghost78
    @babyghost78 Před rokem

    Okay... next...look around...okay...take off your shoes...okay... next look around one more time. Okay... Run 🏃‍♀️ 🏃‍♂️ 🏃‍♂️ 🏃‍♂️ don't look back. Okay

  • @neomagnon
    @neomagnon Před rokem +8

    That is basic in all FMA systems. Nothing special. There are so many variations/counters to any angle of attack. For strike number 1, instead of cutting the hand and doing the thrust, you can do sungkiti (hooking thrust) to the eyes first and proceed to cut the hand before you do the thrusting. But, of course, it depends on how skillful the individual is in pulling this technique perfectly, in sensing/preempting the opponent's strike. And, do you even teach the repercussions of killing a man? Morality? Social laws? The stigma of being a pariah? Law of karma? No matter how skillful you are, you will never beat the law of karma.

    • @phph1701
      @phph1701 Před rokem

      yup only newbies will believe
      garduce
      yes irresponsible garduce is
      he dont even teach the legal repercussions, he part of the kill kill fma mentality. only for the money

    • @franciscodizon4078
      @franciscodizon4078 Před rokem +2

      Correct. It really depends on the individual skills. Thrust or no thrust, the bottom line is how fast a practitioner is!
      Execution is basic and important.

    • @neomagnon
      @neomagnon Před rokem +1

      @@franciscodizon4078 Yes. The name of the system is irrelevant in actual fight, your superior skill and intelligence are what counts. But one should understand there is no foolproof techniques. Everything has a counter or can fail. What one learned and rehearsed in the dojo may not work in the streets because of so many circumstances.

    • @jaymay7957
      @jaymay7957 Před rokem

      Well if you kill someone in self defense you’re all good in the eyes of god and karma.

    • @jaymay7957
      @jaymay7957 Před rokem

      @@neomagnonmost martial arts is impracticable outside of a dojo or in a street fight or combat, with exceptions to some techniques. tosses, submissions/ground control ( which is useful in controlling someone with a knife), basic striking, some kicks.
      Im mostly against old school martial arts stuff because it’s not realistic to a fight or combat. But it still has some good uses. Or you learn a technique really well for example machida fight style and his karate background

  • @ricardoroquefelle5982
    @ricardoroquefelle5982 Před rokem +14

    Why is he wearing a gun? Why a knife? And how can Arnis be realistic? I really really like the Martial Art and I understand it comes from war and has tradition. But in which self defense situation are you aloud to use lethal force with a sword against a person?

    • @taylorshanks692
      @taylorshanks692 Před rokem +25

      It wasn’t created for self-defense. It was created for combat. It’s an important distinction.

    • @TheCthulhurlyeh
      @TheCthulhurlyeh Před rokem +12

      You are allowed to use lethal force when attacked with lethal force if someone uses a weapon like a gun or a knife or a club to attack you you. Can defend yourself with a gun or a knife or a club. If someone attacks you with bare hands then you can defend yourself with bare hands it's fairly simple

    • @neomagnon
      @neomagnon Před rokem +6

      FMA is good for defense. You can use a weapon against an aggresor, but make sure you have a good defense story, good lawyer, money and time for litigations. And you may spend the rest of your life wary of revenge. You may successfuly evade the law, but not the law of karma. The pinnacle of FMA is learning to avoid fights at all costs.

    • @cainmarko335
      @cainmarko335 Před rokem +1

      ​@@neomagnon defense and offense you don't know anything about this art

    • @neomagnon
      @neomagnon Před rokem +4

      @@cainmarko335 I studied Arnis/Escrima/Kali in Cebu under SGM Ondo Caburnay of Lapunti Arnis de Abaniko International; Bakintawak SuperCuentada, Tres Personas Arnis de Combate, Modern Arnis in Manila, CincoTeros, Sikaran, Sincala, Wing Chun, small circle Jujitsu, etc. I taught arnis/escrima in High Schools and some private students. I know what I'm talking about.

  • @alexandrebaccili454
    @alexandrebaccili454 Před rokem +1

    Jack Sparrow

  • @silverlightfox6621
    @silverlightfox6621 Před 11 dny

    My therapist: *telling me the fillipino jack sparrow couldn't hurt me and doesn't exist *
    Fillipino jack sparrow: "are you agree?"
    😂😂😂 no hate I dig his outfit

  • @allanvelando3078
    @allanvelando3078 Před 8 měsíci

    Tagasan kayo boss

  • @alexr.4955
    @alexr.4955 Před rokem

    Whole shit...

  • @roido6614
    @roido6614 Před 2 měsíci

    Don't be a Superman. Be The Flash. And run your Ass away from a Knife!

  • @michaelblack9458
    @michaelblack9458 Před rokem

    Bruce Lee told inasonto that fma was too flashy this guy fixed that

    • @JungleAsianIslander
      @JungleAsianIslander Před rokem

      Bruce Lee used FMA and knife fighting in 3 of his movies. Plus his son Brandon Lee used FMA in his movie Legacy of Rage.

    • @michaelblack9458
      @michaelblack9458 Před rokem

      @@JungleAsianIslander exactly flashy

    • @JungleAsianIslander
      @JungleAsianIslander Před rokem +1

      @@michaelblack9458 the training is flashy, the application used in real fighting is quick and direct.

    • @michaelblack9458
      @michaelblack9458 Před rokem

      @@JungleAsianIslander agreed I studied it and jkd for 9years

    • @joeleek9976
      @joeleek9976 Před rokem

      ​@@JungleAsianIslander super direct and brutal. Lost count of the number of times I heard "and this is where you kill them"

  • @jgyodai
    @jgyodai Před 9 měsíci

    This is sooo ridiculous and non-existent in martial arts. Complete BS!!!

  • @Milara887
    @Milara887 Před 11 měsíci

    as if the attacker will give it hands like that 😂
    if i attack you sword cross attack you finish

  • @BigTone713
    @BigTone713 Před rokem +3

    I'd like to know who his teacher was and what lineage.

  • @Account-gk3rl
    @Account-gk3rl Před rokem +2

    looks like bulshit to me, knife attacks are not done like that irl

    • @shemayisrael198
      @shemayisrael198 Před rokem +1

      You sir, are correct. This is garbage.

    • @crowkoraki6910
      @crowkoraki6910 Před rokem

      Bet you never been attack by a knife or a longer blade

    • @shemayisrael198
      @shemayisrael198 Před rokem +1

      @@crowkoraki6910 I’ve taken a lot of classes with good practitioners and guys who are well known. This is bad instruction.

    • @crowkoraki6910
      @crowkoraki6910 Před rokem

      @@shemayisrael198 right right question the guy who has experience fighting in real combat , better research first who you guys are painting as fake

    • @shemayisrael198
      @shemayisrael198 Před rokem

      @@crowkoraki6910 so… Dan inosanto is a lesser instructor and this guy fights with sticks and knives and short swords today?
      Dude, get a grip. This isn’t good instruction. I’ve been in enough fake fights to know what’s being proposed here will just get you struck more times.