The First 5 Strikes You Need to Know in Filipino Martial Arts | Anastacio Kali

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Комментарии • 49

  • @terrymiller111
    @terrymiller111 Год назад +4

    You have the gift of teaching. There are many with knowledge of different things, but few have the gift of teaching. Great stuff.

  • @timmyc1974
    @timmyc1974 2 года назад +1

    Great classes, and explanations! Thanks for sharing.

  • @johnsadler9403
    @johnsadler9403 Год назад +1

    I love your commitment Marcus. I watch you on RUclips all the time and I sometimes deliniate your vids to people who need it. Balance and Flow my young Brother, Balance and Flow. UNION

  • @dustinmc5
    @dustinmc5 3 года назад +4

    World class content with realistic approach as always.

  • @chrisoreta
    @chrisoreta 4 года назад +1

    Lovely lesson.

  • @jamtmann
    @jamtmann 2 года назад +1

    Excellent, thank you

  • @robertracz980
    @robertracz980 3 года назад

    Thank you your lessons it is usefull. explanation is understandable.

  • @juancarloslopezjurado3670
    @juancarloslopezjurado3670 4 года назад +1

    Awesome, thanks a lot👍👍

  • @vet3shaw
    @vet3shaw 5 месяцев назад

    Fully approve splitting the fan from thrust into counters and changing levels, love it Mark!

  • @dustinmc5
    @dustinmc5 7 месяцев назад

    Absolutely great curriculum all around! Mahalo!

  • @milagrosmaceda100
    @milagrosmaceda100 Год назад +1

    permission to use your video for my PE classes. I'm so glad to have your video, it is very helpful. thank you and more videos to watch hopefully. God bless

  • @ars-almadel_salomonis9680
    @ars-almadel_salomonis9680 Год назад +1

    Great video.

  • @war-qv7iv
    @war-qv7iv 2 года назад

    Love your work brother✊🏻

  • @KSBTSYSTEM
    @KSBTSYSTEM Год назад +1

    I find your channel helpful 👍

  • @bernardlundyjr.8685
    @bernardlundyjr.8685 8 месяцев назад

    Bernard Lundy (Virginia) I njoyed the 1st 5 Strikes I njoyed .
    U took your time and allowed me to get the The full visibility of the strikes.
    Thank u😮

  • @alfredolouis236
    @alfredolouis236 2 года назад

    Thanks Master✊

  • @felixcorona13
    @felixcorona13 2 года назад +1

    Appreciate it 💯

  • @mattaffenit9898
    @mattaffenit9898 Год назад

    Trying to learn some basics for... _weird_ reasons.
    For context, I have more of a HEMA background, and I also play a lot of TTRPGs, and like to actually understand how my characters fight moment to moment - so, playing a Star Wars game as a Mando, and finding they traditionally prefer beskad and kal, I realized very quickly that Filipino swordsmanship had more two-weapon fighting, as well as weapons that seem more in line with the beskad. Some of this reminds reminds me of saber, some dussack, so I'm probably gonna use those as a grounding points.
    Thanks for the quick primers, this is immensely useful. Aside from being a massive nerd who can't stop fleshing out characters, it's always fun and interesting to see how different cultures developed armed and unarmed combat - what's consistent, what isn't, how the environment and available resources impact it, how culture impacts it, et cetera. It'll be interesting to see how this pairs with a parrying dagger in the offhand!

  • @dbry4756
    @dbry4756 2 года назад

    Hi! On that high horizontal fan strike, if you miss the mark, it seems like the stick will rotate beyond the capacity of the wrist to rotate and continue to hold the stick. Is that fan strike intended more as a light strike and distraction, sort of a red herring? I'm new to this, so I know my wrist and/or elbow would be killing for a week it that stick rotated thru without an attackers head breaking the momentum for me.

  • @dbry4756
    @dbry4756 2 года назад

    Great video btw

  • @scottlambeth5727
    @scottlambeth5727 3 года назад +6

    Good stuff, thanks. You may have covered it somewhere, but have you given any thought to showing how to transition properly from one strike to another? Example, what your wrist does from the end of a #1 to prepare for a #2, what our body does, what your feet do? Newby stuff, sure, but the transition mechanics I find difficult.

    • @exogendesign4582
      @exogendesign4582 3 года назад

      you don't. That's not how it is done, you need to "Kata" which means Combo in English in different terms, I don't do much Kali but there is another Arnis technique called Eskrima- its a self defense and offense for real life scenario and not for sports. You should check out JDCIO in youtube if you want to learn real stuff and not fancy move that has a little meaning.

    • @landonibrahim176
      @landonibrahim176 2 года назад

      instablaster

    • @NotEvenOverThere
      @NotEvenOverThere Год назад

      I know I'm a novice with Kali but I study other disciplines and it's just about the flow of it my man, each strike connects to the next, think like 1-2-3 1-2-3. You just have to drill them over and over, I can't help much with specifics but slow the video down or pause it and emulate what he does.

  • @ganeshkanapathy7736
    @ganeshkanapathy7736 2 года назад

    I m from Malaysia wish to learn from u in person how great will be.

  • @centrodeesportesdecombatea4119
    @centrodeesportesdecombatea4119 3 года назад

    mabuhay po

  • @basil3eliazo432
    @basil3eliazo432 3 года назад

    Self arnis stick is use for immediate atack and the left disciplin right with gd reason not the use in bed way

  • @brianwhitaker1935
    @brianwhitaker1935 4 года назад +1

    Great lesson. Do you sell the sticks?

  • @simithesamoanscientist6955
    @simithesamoanscientist6955 3 года назад

    Isn’t that a Abonito?

  • @oscaranderson5719
    @oscaranderson5719 2 года назад

    “use thrusts ‘cuz people will get caught up in their own spinning” 😂💯
    now I wanna see a spar where that happens

  • @GUJJUMEN-xi2hv
    @GUJJUMEN-xi2hv 3 года назад

    Learn kali

  • @skizzofree
    @skizzofree 3 года назад

    Lupit nito tol! Just wondering where are angles 11 and 12. does this vary per system? is angle 11 and 12 the abaniko strikes? (just got on with it when they taught this in P.E. i wish i listened more )

    • @mcanastacio
      @mcanastacio  3 года назад

      It varies per system. Some as low as 5, others as high as 64. We have 10 and we modify the angles from there.

    • @ponkhan
      @ponkhan 2 года назад

      If it's PE arnis, more often than not it's a module based off Presas' Modern Arnis which was designed for school and sport- easy enough to find reference for that, the Presas book is regularly in stock in National Bookstore, or just google Modern Arnis. But yeah, different systems might have different notations, I'm just hazarding a guess since you mentioned PE arnis.

  • @user-vv3iv8mw8p
    @user-vv3iv8mw8p 4 месяца назад

    Pinsan ko ito ehh anak ng tita cely

  • @basil3eliazo432
    @basil3eliazo432 3 года назад

    Bad way

  • @ammobileacc.repairservices1089
    @ammobileacc.repairservices1089 3 года назад +1

    Slash is better

  • @JM-su6me
    @JM-su6me 2 года назад

    Would be a lot easier to understand if you just showed all 5 strikes together at some point so we can see how it all flows together. Lots of talking and adding a bunch of superfluous information between strikes with just a really quick loose demonstration on how the strikes are actually performed.

  • @seancali777
    @seancali777 4 года назад

    Hellz yeah. Teaching!
    The funniest one liner I got "A black man is the only reason Im here"
    I sat next to an awesome self defense trainer on a plane back in 15 who got me into carrying a collapsible baton.
    But the one liner!

    • @mcanastacio
      @mcanastacio  4 года назад +8

      That’s not funny at all. You should be ashamed of yourself for even posting that

  • @angellou4665
    @angellou4665 3 года назад

    Mouth faster than stick😂

    • @mcanastacio
      @mcanastacio  3 года назад

      Stick longer than yours, tol.

    • @raymundbalce4550
      @raymundbalce4550 Год назад

      Nah your keyboard finger skills are mush faster

  • @AjaxIsForever
    @AjaxIsForever 2 года назад +1

    Learn Kali or else...😈(🤣😂🤣😂)

  • @NICKCAVE16
    @NICKCAVE16 3 года назад

    you speekb fast you demonstrate fast it's impossioble to learn from you

    • @skizzofree
      @skizzofree 3 года назад +3

      youtube can play video halfspeed bro... sounds like a "you problem"