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Now, I don''t normally entertain these kinds of ignorant comments on videos I have shared but I'm going to make an exception on this one. I'd love it if you could share your resume in martial arts and use of it in real situations then sir and while you are at it post some videos of yourself up on youtube for the world to see doing your flavour of martial arts. Jujitsu, Aikido, Judo, BJJ it all started with Jujitsu all the rest came from the mother art which is actually quite extensive, you have seen one demonstration video and my guess is you saw only a small fraction of this video and decided to call it a pointless martial art, and you are entitled to your opinion. I've worked the doors of some pretty rough areas, I've used this stuff quite a bit as a bouncer. I know from years of experience and hundreds of altercations in my career that this stuff is legit. I have 36 years experience in real world fighting and martial arts and I've been around some of the best at their game that go unrecognised because they're not professional competitive fighters, they're the real deal guys who work with violence for a living and I count myself lucky to have walked among them at different times in my own career. I'm going to assume that you are a keyboard warrior that doesnt truly understand violence and human psychology and has no idea of how and when this stuff is actually applied in real live situations. Enjoy your trolling sir. I wish you well in your search for your truth.

its an all depends scenario. The idea with holds and restraints is to use distraction first and not chase these locks and restraints from the get go. There needs to be an entry before an execution.

@@ArnisRisingHFS Absolutely! The eye rake via Kali works very well. When someone throws a “haymaker” for example Paul Vunak say just eye- rake and they are wide open for anything including small circle ⭕️ joint locks, headbutts , elbows, whatever 😎,

Thanks for the comment, I enjoy reading of others journeys and stories. I too have learned the hard way with these applications by being my own instructors uke when he was introducing the small circle concept to me through modern arnis applications. I am a fan of Professor Wally Jay's material.

I very much respect both Professor Wally Jay and Dr. Yang Jwing-Ming

GINFOON MARK

thank you for your support 😊

That's what I choose to believe, because whenever Bruce Lee saw something in a particular martial art, and thinks it will benefit him, he'll become interested and befriended the master and learn from him. I think he's a pioneer of that, instead of challenging the master you make friends and learn with them.

Thanks Cam, see you at training!

I second that!

No sir, I practice Arnis at a Taekwondo centre here in Tasmania. I was practicing my old forms from my Wado Ryu Karate days in this video.

You can lock elbows, shoulders, and legs

@@officialblkreign9330 You're right, I was just being a bit silly....

Stumps me 😂

I have this video 📹 and it was one of my first videos. Till today it is still one of my best hanshi sempai.

thank you for watching :)

Which isn’t exactly something you wanna stake your life on.

@@MrBastilleDayIf they resist when in a joint lock, break it.

@Wyoming88 not really, I have trained with several who are direct students of his, and many who trained with him or have had contact with those that were. However I have had some really good instructors I can't say that I am any good. I will train as long as I am able, whether I get better or worse. Just in me to do so.

@Wyoming88 basics are the foundation and truly that is what is important. I have always said it is better to be really good with a hand full of skills than ok with tons of them.

@Wyoming88 I began with Karate in 1978 and in the 80's started Kali. Late 90's became an mma pro fighter and after I retired I began Aikido. Along with a smattering of other systems along my path I have found the best one is the one you make for yourself. I have jumbled it all into a way that works for me.

@Wyoming88 sounds like you have had a good amount of experience as well. I try to post some stuff on my channel, although I don't have much of anything from the 70's, 80's or early 90's as far as footage goes. I do have some of my mma fights and Aikido stuff up.

I'm pretty sure I heard something like that once 👍

Wont say "Nope,", but neither Ed Hart nor Jesse Glover ever said anything about that.

"I heard" or saw the scene from that one movie 😂

Only in the movie, but it’s fictional.

Yeah, they never met. Don’t believe everything you read on the Internet.

Xelent techniques

Thank you for your opinion, put some videos up and show me what you got.

Thank you for your feedback sir, I know who you are and I hope others who read this comment get curious and search you out. I am a student of arnis for 7 years here in Australia, so I'm just a baby to the art. However I have a thirst for knowledge so I am always learning. I have picked up a few great insights from your videos on Sinawali. My instructor in arnis Guro Edward Dockrill was a student of GM Dagooc, hence why I have Professor Presas basic disarm video on my channel, it helps the new students who train with me to have as a resource for learning.

@@ArnisRisingHFS thank you for your practicing 7 years of the arts and help promote the filipino martial arts

Thank you for the comment. Glad you got something out of the video.

“Dojo” is Japanese, and Ernesto is his brother.

@@nicklubrino2606 and modern arnis contains elements of shotokan genius...I know who Ernesto is genius

@@maccaholmes4854 Filipinos STILL wouldn’t call their school a “dojo”, genius.

@@maccaholmes4854 so, it was in Karate dojo that you first learned FMA? Just because your karate school incorporates FMA into their style of Karate doesn’t mean Filipinos would call their school a dojo? Do you understand the difference? There’s no way Filipinos would call their school a dojo. What’s with the name-calling?

what relevance does that hold to this video, just trying to figure out what the connection is on the question? I personally do not know the answer to your question. You would have to contact their family I am guessing. I do know that a lot of the "old school" Filipino masters and grandmasters studied Japanese and Korean arts when they were young because there was some kind of stigma about their own arts from their own country.

Thank you sir, glad you enjoyed the video.

Thank you sir