Kalis Ilustrisimo Program Counter Ambush Emergency Moves

Why did Tatang Ilustrisimo, a man who had many actual life and death sword fights and was regarded as one of the greatest Filipino Martial Arts exponents ever, teach moves that are extremely difficult to pull off in sparring? Because these moves are for ambushes, not dueling. They are emergency moves used when you are out of position against a sudden, rushing attacker. In this case, efficiency is the name of the game, so you must be able to respond from where you are without repositioning. This is why Ambush Scenario Drilling is one of the most important methods of training in Kalis Ilustrisimo and is emphasized in the Kalis Ilustrisimo program.
Tatang’s Living Art of Kalis Ilustrisimo is a unique Filipino Martial Arts program. It can be used as a study guide or as an instructor certification course for those who want to teach Tatang Ilustrisimo’s fighting method.
Better yet, the format is unique because not only will I teach each element of this amazing Filipino Martial Arts system, but most techniques or training methods will be followed by footage of Tatang doing the technique or training method himself!
Many of these clips are my own video that I’ve never released publicly. You don’t just learn from my teaching and explanations; you get to watch and emulate the Filipino Martial Arts legend Tatang Ilustrisimo himself!
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[@dboyzero]

Those are great looking trainers! Is there a link for where to get some of my own?

[@miked7074]

Hello I love your teachings .I studied your silat for the sweet and loved it . I would like to study this program but I see it seems to be a right hand only art. I am left handed and my right hand thumb was made all but useless from a bolo attack years ago . Do you think I can still use this style ?

[@BurtonRichardson]

Bolo attack? I’m glad you survived. I didn’t have time in the program to go into left versus right. So there would be a lot of adjusting at middle range and close range. The long range works the same since the checking hand is not involved.
Let me know if you have any questions at all. Enjoy your training!

[@jlim18]

Where did you get those training blades?

[@dingusmcgringle9741]

He made a video about those blades i think.