Doug Marcaida | Unrealistic Filipino Martial Arts Training
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- Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2015
- Doug Marcaida of Marcaida Kali talks about unrealistic training in Filipino Martial Arts also known as FMA, Kali, Arnis or Eskrima. If you are a fan of Filipino Martial Arts or edged weapons training, you're gonna love this: www.anglefive.com/listing/kal...
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The point of the training is to teach you the technique so you can keep a clear mind and your body can react on impulse and instinct rather than being slowed by a mind clouded with fear or anger. The more calm you are, the more alert you are and the faster you can react to a situation. This is what the training is for.
There’s nothing “unrealistic” about learning control, timing and your weapon of choice. Although a knife fight could probably get a little wild… Learning about what you can do in each situation is never a bad thing.
"And the whole point here is, is it real? Guys, none of this is real! This is training, this is enjoying the art form"
I love this explanation. The "Art" is the expression of creativity in the context of developing the appropriate motor skills and timing of whatever style you use. Sometimes, that's all a person wants to explore. There's nothing wrong with that. Those that criticize do not have a true understanding. It's baseless opinions, or based on limited experience, knowledge and foresight.
He's not cocky, and he's super calm and collected. That makes him admirable.
Nothing but respect for Doug and the arts. Being aware and understanding the situation so you can stay out of harm's way is very important
I could listen to Doug talk about this ALL DAY!!!
“There is no right or wrong - there is only exploration” mint
I like the paper target analogy.. that explains it very well for those who easily calling martial arts fake based on drills they see...he explains it very precise here nobody actually thought bad guys will just stand in front of the cops/soldiers like a paper target just waiting to get hit.. in reality, they will fire back and cover.. but do we ever say what they doing at the firing range is bs? No, because it's a drill and that's the same point in martial arts.. muscle memory equates to presence of mind in an actual scenario
I loved everything about this vid. The art, the skill, & knowledge was all top notch.🔥
Very realistic. Because doug is mastering different scenarios over and over again. The brain becomes as sharp as the knife. It's a dance here but becomes controlled savagery in real time.
It builds muscle memory. The idea there is to always train and train. I can kind of understand this because the martial art I trained was also deemed "unrealistic" by many until I gained first-hand experience using it in an actual situation. It's actually a journey to prepare you for that one scenario you'd rather not happen to you or your loved ones. Still, martial arts like these are also meant to be enjoyed. That's why it's called a martial ART.
Two of the things I take away from this: one - Doug is such a cool teacher, two - "Learn the disease, so you can cure it."
This video popped in my youtube feed. To see this again still rings in my head today. What Doug said here is so true ! I can watch the video all day :D
The more you are familiar with the movements the less you have to think about how to deliver a proper block or attack which means it is less stress. Having the fundamentals down helps you focus on the larger strategies in a fight if you have to use it. This is why pressure testing is key to the success and growth of all real martial arts. In karate and Kung Fu no one is delivering the full force of maiming blows to their training partner.. but the fact that you train them means you have the option to do so if you have to defend yourself in a terrible situation.
When i watch this movement i feel nostalgic my grandfather and my uncle always practice this movement when I'm 8yrs old now I'm 38 i see it again I'm happy that there still someone know this self-defense i thought this is already gone
it only becomes real when someone gets hurt. training is what prepares you from scenes that might actually happen during combat.
The best answer or explanation is how your philosophy of how there is no right or wrong which is beautiful. The growth of understanding that people express themselves differently. Everyone is a different world meaning how everyone perceives things or better yet thoughts. If there is an entrance there has to be an exit? The idea is if physically one does not exist then create one!
Well explained.
I'd imagine someone who knows how to fight with a knife has a better chance than someone who doesn't know. Right?