Serrada Escrima Entries: Angle 1 & 2 Entries In Filipino Martial Arts

Cabales Serrada Escrima is a Filipino Martial Art most known for its shorter stick, rapid movements, and relentless pressure. Here, Jay Cooper of HAVOC (Hostile Aggressive Violent Offender Combatives) covers some entires that he learned from his teacher, Grandmaster Darren Tibon, and discusses the concept of 3’s that show up across many different arts.
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[@kevinjackson2314]

Finally one of a select few pointing out the "locked punch" training nonsense. Circling around beating up the arm.

[@hamadalrowaie6882]

My favorite style !! 🤗❤

[@TheHybridHunter307]

Jay what's the intention and/or purpose of the "lock"?

[@HAVOCJKD]

It's a "finish" - it shuts the counter line down and finishes with would normally be a knife in the hand
I describe it as "serrada means you close....and if you close it, lock it permanently"
Solo baston looks a little unusual, but when it is espada y daga it makes more sense

[@TheHybridHunter307]

@@HAVOCJKD thank you

[@osamabadr6140]

Nice work

[@ConceptArnis]

your sticks are seemingly very short, am I right?

[@HAVOCJKD]

Shorter than the "typical" stick yes - as a rough guide its armpit to wrist.
The shorter stick allows for full deployment of the weapon length at all times - thanks for watching!

[@jmack115]

You have to tell them its Abanico

[@BudoBrothers]

Ok we will.

[@HAVOCJKD]

We know, it's just this intro vid is intended to be as jargon free as possible- abanico, Florette, sunkete, redonda are all terms that sound confusing to non players- by avoiding them it makes it accessible.
Thanks for watching