COMMON WEAPON MOTION to EMPTY HAND | Filipino Martial Arts | Balintawak South Florida | Kali | Arnis

Guro Eliseo "Jun" Barja breaks down similar motions that translates from impact (baton, flashlight) to blade (knife, machete) to empty hands. There is a change in calibration based on the tool/weapon, but the concept is the same.
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[@filipinokalieskrimaacademy2777]

It’s the same motion as parry, stick hit, check. Parry, cut, check and parry, strike, check. And it all stems from the parry, parry, check drills. Very well explained 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@FMAPulse]

Of course, we've seen the same motion across various styles in FMA. In the end, there's a lot more commonality than differences.

[@kevincopeland935]

I don't know if you know any sinawali or not. A common pattern is called heaven 6. All high strikes, inward right forehand high left backhand & high right backhand then you do the same on the left hand side. Breaking it down empty handed, you parry with the right hand check with the left hand & strike a right backfist or hammer fist. Parry check strike

[@dasfreshyo]

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[@FMAPulse]

They are cool. Jessie was able to grab the electric blue design when he was in Florida :)

[@dasfreshyo]

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[@FMAPulse]

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[@dasfreshyo]

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[@skptk]

Thanks sir 🙏🏼

[@FMAPulse]

Most welcome.

[@nomadicjfilms8858]

Thank you for explaining this. Many people are still confused when you tell them the motions of the weapon movements are the same with empty hand.

[@FMAPulse]

Some people agree with it, some people don't. But it all depends on the individual who understand the art form.

[@mrmushin1]

I dont understand yet. Aldo i am still doing heavy stick work and light striking work

[@lajuanjohnsonbtc9634]

This is what drew me to FMA, the multiple uses for the for the same simple movement

[@FMAPulse]

Agreed, some would debate that comparison, but if it does help and explain basic movements to teach a person.

[@estelaatalay8837]

You two look like you have a lot of fun training

[@FMAPulse]

Always having a good time. Can't always be serious :)

[@Stick_jitsudad808]

Maters in chanelas... I love this stuff

[@FMAPulse]

It's the FMA way of doing these LOL! Back in the day, they used to have cigarettes while training.

[@StevenRayW]

He looks like a 200＋ pound Mark Dacascos with a good tan.

[@felipedasilva8499]

Do you have some video about panatukan?

[@FMAPulse]

Is this a question for Guro Barja and Balintawak South Florida or in general?

[@SteelFistClub]

U can't control the hand after cut the hand with this motion. Because if enemy do the cut motion his knife wil be move forward far from U. And U must go for his hand with the knife (if U want to take control). Motions will be not in close range.

[@spartanwarrior1]

Ok smartass, it is just a DRILL. No one fights like that. Your kombatan is still incomplete