Easy Escrima Stick Fighting Drills for Beginners | Filipino Stick Fighting Arts
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Easy Escrima Stick Fighting drills for beginners. Escrima or also commonly known as Kali and Arnis is a beautiful and practical martial arts that originates from the Philippines. Unlike most martial arts around the world, this martial art begins the students with weapons, most commonly the stick. The idea is to train the student to be combat ready immediately and training with weapons turbo charges your attributes development. Clear some space and try these easy beginner drills right now!
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Awsome drill as usual, I think I've done this sequence before, I love it these never get old, much appreciated guru Paul I. And all of Kalicenter, I'll take this drill too my old man's class tomorrow night,lol.😎👍
Awesome! It’s a great drill with lots of great applications 👍🏼
Hello Paul, nice drill will definitely add this to my Kali training much appreciated keep those awesome videos coming peace brother! David Tampa Florida
Thank you David! 🙏🏼
A Great good morning Guro Paul! Love your lesson. Thanks Aj Remos
Thanks AJ! 👍🏼🙏🏼
Love it! Will try it doble baston from open chamber😊.
That’s a great variation to practice! 👍🏼
Paul. Nice step by step instructions.
He knows how to break down stuff, alright 💯
Thank you 🙏🏼
Thanks, Paul, for teaching Eskrima. There are many ways for kali, but I have personally experienced and studied the style called Doce Pares here in the Philippines. I'm interested in exploring other styles as well. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Nice. Works on both sides. I like it. Great pick, guro 👍
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This one has the parry riposte energy I really like. I will rep it out after my workout.
Yes it does. 👍🏼🙏🏼
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Long time follower, love your vids thank you for teaching us.
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thanks paul from key west
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Thank you Paul for always sharing your knowledge with us. One thing I love about your videos is that you teach at a pace that people can actually learn. I have watched other MA videos where you feel like the instructor made it not to teach but to try to prove how great they are.
Thank you! Yes, I understand that. That’s why Kali Center is the way it is. I want this to be a source people can actually learn from and enjoy their practice. 🙏🏼☯️👍🏼
Hi Paul, thanks for the drills today! Training with a cold steel katana bokken (41 1/2”) with these drills today is gonna be a fun challenge
Anytime! Have fun with your practice!
Pugay Guro Paul Ingram! Greetings from Phils.
Like the versatility of this drill and how you explain the purpose of the movements, thanks!
Thank you 🙏🏼
Thanks you.
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Hello Paul love the shirt btw it makes you look cool
Great lesson .......I had similar lessons in olongapo by Angel
These are some good ones. Gonna have to remember an implement them into all of my weapons training. Not sure how small can go with my knives but these can definitely work with my bigger blades for sure. Think this can also work for other similar weapons like hatchets, scythes an tomahawks? An similar like various types of batons?? Ive heard if you can adapt it for 1 or 2 weapon types that are basically similar you can do same for nearly anything. Probably more a dumber question in the range of them but thought would double check too
Yes, these drills can also be applied on knife and all other weaponry. They’re transferable principles. 👍🏼
@@kalicenter okay cool, think was from your training program said as much on one the ones ran through few weeks ago. Gotta work on my heavier weapons pairing but think will get there with practice
Love the drills… how is the placement of the empty hand determined?
Thank you. On the Umbrella it supports the counter at short range. On the attacks it is placed in the relative areas for Espada Y Daga transferability.
Could you speak more to the defensive use of your non weapon hand during the drill?
It’s only used on the umbrella if you’re close enough to stop the arm of the opponents strike. Otherwise keep it in.
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Awesome man. As soon as I get my sticks I'm in. Can I use 3/4" pvc For now? Their 25" long.
Yes, for now use whatever you have available. Practice is more important than the specific tool.
@@kalicenter cool thx man. I made the pvc sticks. Will I need to join on your site? Or just subscribe and get going. Thx Paul.
@kiliclark5830 Guess, it's fair to say that Paul might be happy, if you'd subscribe. But also - imho - it's totally worth it - he is a great content creator with a sober, no bs approach. Concept of the channel is totally fair. A lot of great work-out drills and breakdowns of partner drills, sinawali etc, just sift through his channel. Jump right in man and decide for yourself 👍
Is it possible to do kali with an expandable an expandable baton?
Sir, I have a question. Can you hold and wield a nunchku and a stick together?
because I have seen Some martial arts masters carry and wield nunchku and long machetes. Demo show From a video from 15 years ago (The video has since disappeared.)
Is it possible for you to Demo showing us how nunchku and stick work together?
Thank you sir
Can these drills be applied to a larger blade, say a Katana for example? or are the movement flow works best with small blade? If yes, awesome, if not what to change so these movements works with larger blade. thanks.
Yes, they can be. Depending on length, weight and balance you may need to modify to two hand grips.
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Хороший мастер, но болтает много, лучше раз посмотреть, чем полчаса слушать.