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Gotta protect myself from those crazy fans ☺

@@29briancrain I hope I am not one of them haha your instructor looks fierce in that other video too he has those eyes haha. But I can understand why you have taken this up. The streets are not safe.

We also have Escrima (Arnis) techniques in our Sinko-Set Escrima classes. We would do something different if the person had an escrima and is trained in escrima.

Hmmm

Professors Foley's kickboxing record disagrees with your assessment

Thanks for your feedback. I saw that video and it all depends on the attacker, how they attack and the techniques used for defense. Not all techniques work for all attacks but we try to be prepared for as much as possible.

Thank you very much for your kind words! I appreciate your support.

Gotta do it right before you do it fast…

@@THEMARTIALARTSCHANNEL-bb4fxYes. We have a tab called partner techniques on our RUclips page where instructors walk you through our beginner level self defense moves against various kinds of attacks.

We teach it in steps and build up speed over time. Thanks for your comment

thanks for the engagement :)

Thanks for your vote. The uniforms are a inexpensive and practical for our style. Lots of throws and controls as well as katas. The digital greens uniforms are for green rank and below, the brown are for brown ranks and the black is for black belts. We like them better than the Japanese Gi

cool

@@allahuakbar4217 sometimes it’s best to find an alternative that doesn’t get you tied up, especially if there’s more than one guy.

Your are correct. They are demonstrating how an escrima technique can be use with knife or empty hand

@@NotStrayGaming13 they are quite a team

Thanks for the kind words!

thank you

yeah, he's got to smooth that out. Pretty good otherwise

Yes, repetitive training is your best friend in the martial arts. But learn to make it enjoyable too.

Thank you. I'm a 32 year veteran of the US Army serving most of it in SOCOM (Special Operations Command) and learned from some of the best. I also add quite a bit from Sinko-Set Escrima. A good mix...

The course has many unarmed techniques also.

Thank you very much. Did you share with your friends so it's not the one with the fewest views? (hint, hint) Yeah, it was pretty awesome working with the "guys" over in the Stans. I have many fantastic memories of all of the hard working soldiers, Marines, Airmen, and Sailors. Oh yeah, and contractors. Did you also come to my Cardio Kickboxing class on Tues, Thurs, and Sat? You know, I also wrote my second novel in my off time while stationed there. No rest for the weary. Usaah!!

Thanks for the kind words! We do try to help people actually learn useful techniques. We're getting ready to begin filming a new updated H2HC self-defense training program soon.

It's great to hear from the "old days" students! I am very happy to hear you are trying to teach your daughter these important life skills. Keep it up.

Yeah, I know. That's why we are starting to film a new version of this course. It will be offered on the same site as the knife fighting course. Keep looking for it. We have new equipment and a clip on mic.

Keep looking at our training sites as we are doing updated videos with new applications. They're pretty cool...

Thanks for watching!

Thanks, we put a lot of effort into what we do for people. We are now trying to reach out to more on-line students all across the country. Check out our on-line store where we sell awesome full fledged courses in martial arts. We're just getting started...

I loved being on that show! It was so much fun working with all of those serious martial artists. Hey, if any WMAC guys are reading this reach out, I'd like to catch up. (Yeah you Tiger Claw!)

@@handtohandcombattrainingce3434 There is a book called "Quest For The Dragon Star", by Kristopher Landis. He goes into as much detail as possible about the show. Real fanboy moment here. Godspeed.

Wow, awesome! Yeah I've been swingin' sticks since 1977 when I was stationed in the Army in Hawaii. Sinko-Set Escrima is a mixture of Arnis, Kali, and other Escrima styles. I have 3 students who achieved Black Belt separately in Escrima and 2 more who are training right now for their test. They are all Black Belts in my martial arts system called Koden Kan already just wanting to add to their arsenal of self-defense skills. We love it...

Loved doing that show as Tracer! We had so much fun!!

You adapt to what they do. That is the essence of martial art training

Thank you very much! I've been teaching martial arts for more than 50 years so it's nice to hear positive reactions. Usaah!!

Awesome! I really like the effectiveness of that kick as well! I'm glad you got some use out of it. If you would like to see other strong self-defense tools in video form, just let me know and I'll try my best to get that out to you. Always ready to help people learn to protect themselves and their families. Also to support other schools and teachers in their quest for the same.

Yeah, supposed to be. It's an old one so some may have been lost. We are preparing to start a new training video to update the course. Keep looking for it.

@@handtohandcombattrainingce3434you have them hidden int the playlist, the other 3 videos, can you unhide please?

Actually, our system is called Koden Kan Combined Martial Arts and we have many forms and styles incorporated in it. Hawaiian Kajukenpo and Kenpo Chuan Fa are two of them. Good eye... If your arms are shorter, we have many more techniques to use. You can always be prepared with good training.

That's his Escrima Black Belt. He is also a Ni-Dan (Second Degree Black Belt) in Koden Kan Martial Arts.