Two Practitioners Talking About: Gabriel "Flash" Elorde
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- The third episode of Doug Marcaida and Willie B. Laureano. Two practitioners talking about the great Filipino Boxer Gabriel "Flash" Elorde and how Filipino Martial Arts Influenced his style of boxing.
Directed by: Eric Chang
Produced by: 413Group.net
Location: Tritongym.com
Gabriel Flash Elorde was a good friend of my mother and her family because they were neighbors in Mabolo, Cebu City. Most everyone fooled around with Eskrima and Arnis. Noy Gabing as he was called most definitely got schooled in Arnis and Eskrima.
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Charlie C4 thank you
Muhammed Ali was supposed to be friends with Flash Elorde before his first championship and used to visit the Philippines a lot...I wonder if he trained against arnisadors with live blades because early on in his career he was very active in movement....
Yeah that would be interesting
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The only mention I've seen linking Flash Elorde to traditional Filipino martial arts come from Filipino martial artists... is there any verified source out there which confirms he practised any of these? (other than a second-hand story)
Albo Trebus hello, thank you for your comment. Guro Willie Laureano mentioned that he worked with Maria Elorde who was the eldest daughter of Flash Elorde.
@@henryposadas3309 Flash's father Kali instructor he learn kali first before boxing
I study baliantanwak it is common to weapons first specially impact work then move to striking work
Nice, thank you for commenting
does kali or any phil martial art have ground fighting in it AND HOW TO AVOID IT what makes me ask that ??? because in a REAL street fight chances are IT WILL END UP ON THE GROUND
and unless you trained on how avoid ending up on the ground if you end up there you are dead
First of thank you for your comment.
Secondly; There is a Filipino Martial Arts that consist of ground techniques and we call it dumog
Third: What source are you citing to make the claim that MOST if not ALL street fights will end up on the ground? I’ve heard many ground fighters make this claim but yet don’t know where they get their data from? I have seen many videos of street fights and I barely see most of the fights end up a ground fight only because real street fighters avoid it at all cost.
Just sharing my two cents....
@@413MediaGroup seeing the real thing seeing many street fighters end up on the ground AND YES YOU ARE CORRECT most do avoid going to the ground but as the old goes the more you know the less you need
cyndee farrish again thank you for comment. I too have seen my share of street fights (not just RUclips 😂) and been in some myself. But arguably most of them never ended up as a ground fight.
@@413MediaGroup I have been in maybe 60+ altercations in my life (was a delinquent) and the only time it went to the ground we were fighting in a bathroom.
Thank you for sharing, I think that if anything we want to avoid getting on the ground. Now can it get to ground yes absolutely; but you avoid it as much as possible because you don’t know the terrain and there maybe multiple attackers.
To validate the FMA influence see video on Willie Pep v-step: ruclips.net/video/0NMcp3n0IQg/видео.html
the video speaks for itself of the FMA boxing influence
Flash Elorde learn Kali from his Father
Intresting take on classic pugilisum believe it or not allot if not most did not youse the stance you are showing frome my research it was the irish that youse a similar stance ironically thare is a irish stick fighting school based of of pugilisum lol and the irish wer always more poor then the English so more likely to have a relatively cheaper quarter staff then a sword you may be onto something my friend
Justin S interesting thoughts sir, thank you for your comments. Now I want to look things up.
413Group check out the youtube channel English martial arts its run by an Englishmen that gos by Oz he is a practitoner of hema english back sword catch wrestling and classic pugilisum as well as bjj now he has a ton of info on the techniques and history of classic pugilisum as well as the history of classic pugilists iv always wondered what a school with hema and kali under one roof would come up with
thanks I will