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Self Defense: Some ways to use a wall. This is part of our improvised weapons program. Using our environment is nothing new and definitely something that a lot of people work today, even in MMA people use the cage to their advantage. There is no doubt that the wall can provide you with many advantages but probably the most important advantage is that if your opponent's back is against the wall,...

Balintawak: Flicking Variations from abierta. This is part two of flicking variations where I cover flicking strikes from the abierta position. The challenge in this case will be to generate enough power and the key of it would be to twist your body in the direction of the strike but we must remember that with the exception of the head, these strikes are meant to be used as distractions more th...

Balintawak: Flicking Variations from Serrada. Flicking strikes are strikes that come and go quickly. The objective is not to follow through with the stick with the maximum power but rather to strike quickly to surprise or distract the opponent. However that doesn't mean that these strikes are not powerful. On the contrary, these strikes can be very powerful if done over particular targets such ...

Kajukenbo: headbutts yay or nay. Headbutts are a controversial topic. Some people are a fan of them and some people hate them. There is some truth behind each of these positions. It is an effective weapons, particularly (and I would argue that only) in short range but there is not doubt that there are negative consequences when it comes to health of your brain and neck. In this video I talk abo...

Balintawak: Snake variations from the 4th quadrant. Last, but not least, snake variations from the 4th quadrant. In this case, the focus should be on trying to get to the hand as fast and efficiently possible. One of the main problems is the obvious reaction from the other person by pulling the hand backwards. To try to reduce the amount of pulling your forearm should be on the other side of th...

Kajukenbo in New York City Song Credits: Title: Lofi Samurai Author: EightBallAudio Single Licensed acquired via Envato Elements. If you enjoyed this video, please don't forget to like, subscribe and turn on the notification bell for new Kajukenbo & Balintawak techniques and content. It would mean a lot to me! Thank you so much. Subscribe: / @kajukenbonyc About me: My name is Carlos Jimenez Nav...

Juego del Palo in New York City. Escuela Santiago Díaz Bacallado.

Defense vs Knees. Defense vs Knees. In this case, we are going to see a few examples of how to defend ourselves against a knee in short to medium range but without being in the clinched. That will be a different skill to learn. The idea behind all of these disarms is to target the center line of the person, while the person is on one foot. When the attacker knees, all the weight is supported by...

Balintawak: Snake disarm variations from 3rd quadrant. This is part three of the Snake Disarm Variations, from the 3rd Quadrant. In this case, I would refer as third quadrant to the outside and top part of the stick when blocking. It is very similar to the first quadrant but in this case it is more difficult to trap the attacker's hand since your hand will start futher from it. Stay positive yo...

Slipping for beginners. Slipping is used by fighters to avoid an incoming punch from their opponent. It involves the skillful movement of the head and upper body to evade the punch while remaining in a balanced and advantageous position. By slipping, a fighter can dodge punches with minimal movement, allowing them to conserve energy and create counterattacking opportunities. When slipping, a bo...

Snake Variations: Second Quadrant.

Defense vs Punches: Double Shield

Balintawak: Introduction to Quadrants

Two in One and Three in One. How to strike a striker.

Kajukenbo: Single Shield

Kajukenbo: Knife defenses that might not work

Balintawak: Snake Disarms from 1st Quadrant.

Palo Canario. New York City group.

Kajukenbo: Hammer Fists

Balintawak: using the punyo.

Defense vs front kick, part II.

Balintawak: Trapping with the biceps.

Kajukenbo and FMA: Defense vs Slashes.

This is why you should practice Balintawak

Kajukenbo: Targets

Kajukenbo: Defense vs Front Kick. Part I.

Balintawak: Thrusting.

Kajukenbo: Punching the Liver

Balintawak. Trapping the Hand.