Using A Sword In Filipino Martial Arts
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Most Filipino Martial Arts are designed for combat with a sword. In the modern world particularly in North America swords are not very common items and are rarely seen in altercations or self-defense situations. But sometimes it is worth it to look at Kali, Arnis, and Escrima and see how it was originally used. GM Oliver Garduce shows the power of Filipino swordwork.
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Before Guns came to Philippines, different Filipino tribes are genius on using their own weapons. Sad to say that it almost vanish when Spaniards, Americans, and Japanese occupation started. Tribes such as Juramentados, head hunters of Mountain province and many more tribes that vanished because of the war has their own techniques on how to use their weapons. Glad to see that this organization is preserving our very own culture of combined traditional combat style.
The pre-colonial filipino martial arts absolutely need to be reconstructed in combat-viable forms.
Juramentado is not a tribe, but rather an action. Juramentado is akin to being a berserker. Please do not denigrate the moro tribes by using Juramentado when referring to them.
@@KenMikaze you missed the whole point of my comment. Thanks for the pessimism.
Swords are for war. In civil unrest or some war on our land in America I plan to use this. I own 2 Filipino swords from Philippines and practices with them. Along with my guns I keep them by my bed in case of home invasion.
I'm in Texas we r allowed to carry a sword but no one does I want to carry mine but I wore my knife and people looked at I was bad person for doing so but I believe every body should know how to use a sword or machete
wow. what a surprise seeing your name here. can't believe it's been 12 years since i was watching your videos from back then.
@@vidgood8682 really? Awesome! I just wish I could have kept my RUclips channel relevant. I never had people to be in my videos with me.
@@timothypage8599 Wearing a Sword sets a big target on your back to get stuck up at gun point because they want your sword.
@castroeulis5222 true but having no weapon makes u feel vulnerable when u know half population is carrying a gun and if knife beats gun at certain distance its even closer with a sword
I love this video. I have a ginunting I bought in Batangas with my wife and her family. I love this blade. I have studied martial arts for 40 years, but never with a sword. This is fantastic!!!
Filipino martial arts are really awesome👌🏾. Ive been studying them for about a year and a half now, and i love how quick and decisive the techniques can be. I'm curious to see how they could be applied to a fighter with a longsword or rapier. Basically, against an agile, longer bladed weapon where you can't get to their hands as easily.
Just remember ur blocks andstrikes from 1-12 and apply it to the long sword or staff
And horrifying, it looks super overpowered
This video is alright but a good fencer or hema practitioner would most likely take him apart. They will never leave their arms out like that to get cut and have the same goal of ending it as soon as possible and when an opening occurs. And they would never even be in that range he showed here to begin with. This might look impressive to someone who is an outstander but to someone who actually had a lot of training in historical weapon arts this is quite unimpressive.
@@YTSH0RTMEME3 Spoken like someone who truly has no fucking clue what he is talking about. Any fencer worth his salt would go through him like butter and he wouldn't even notice. And european martial arts is not only fencing, there is also HEMA which has plenty of close combat with weapons.
''Sword too big''. European swords come in all sizes and weight classes. Someone eneducated like you just has the image of the longsword ingrained in his mind but apparently is not aware of, as example, the existence of sabers, degens or rapiers.
Aside from that, there is no close combat going to happen with a longsword against a sword the size you see in the video. A longsword has clear range advantage and someone who is good at the longsword will end you effortlessly if you try to close distance. Range is always king if the skill is equal, there is a reason why spears were the best main hand weapon on the battlefield. And vital strikes are part of the basic things you learn in HEMA and fencing, so claiming they don't try to strike vital points shows once again that you don't know what you're talking about.
"bendy stick hits first then that means you get a point"
That's not really how it works and neither is it as easy as you try to make out out to be, so failed again.
Eskrima tournaments are a joke. Just two dudes wildly smacking each other with sticks without any technique, they look like little kids playing with sticks. None of that complicated disarm and hand to hand technique is happening.
@@kaen4299 you would have your arms out extended when you attack. Majority of eskrima is about parrying and use counter attacks that are quick and fast aiming for the neck or arms. Filipino's have longer swords than what he is carrying. We have swords like the kampilan that are around 40 or more inches
I have the braveness and aliveness in my technique to follow in his footsteps and order the course.
Thats a beautiful blade
Simplicity is Mastery
This is Sir,.Lapu-lapu our national hero's fighting skills, so cool, so inspiring.
Where are you getting that ginunting trainer? I can't find ones with a nice handle, and that one looks amazing!
I was one second away from walking out like a smile on Mary Poppins and sitting jolly Bulgarian Shotgun in Copper Pigger couple days ago. Couldn't be more peaceful than this to me at that time.
I understand about the online course, but would prefer a DVD. Will you soon put all of these on a DVD? Thanks
We will work on this Roger
@@BudoBrothers GREAT!!!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! 👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁😁😁
How are you wearing that sword? Is that a belt system similar to Japanese samurai 'obi' belts?
They do 3 wraps around the body to hold long sword, short sword and a knife, I was thinking of getting one of those but your cloth wrap looked way more awesome, is the cloth belt holding the scabbard? Can you do a video on how to put on the belt system and how to wear the sword while walking and how to do get into the right stance/posture for an effective drawing the sword and attacking/defending and counter attack, how to manoeuvre in different directions etc.....
That would be awesome if love to get a sword belt like that one for my short sword, that stance you were in when the camera cut to you looked tough as I wanna learn how to do that!!!!! unfortunately there arnt a lot of sword training videos out there just bits and pieces but I have so many questions, I just love the art of the sword, even the little I have learnt feels so powerful, and I honestly feel like I was built to wield a sword and would have been a warrior back in the day, and I never get that feeling when I'm shooting guns and even with the knife i feel awkward and not skilled enough to feel like I could wield one confidently in knife combat, but the sword I have hardly trained and when I execute a certain few cuts I feel in total control like it's natural to me BUT when I get tatami mats and a belt for my sword I'm sure I won't be as good as I thought I was but I know my slices are tight and fluid but my parry and step game is weak and I can't visualise attackers until I finally spar partner to show me the speed I have to manoeuvre at but from what I seen on a lot of sword lessons on RUclips a real defensive combat situation ppl move FAST. I find it hard to make cuts while in motion.....what do you recommend for a beginner to do for a daily routine training schedule?
@@marloubanas thank you very much!!! Much appreciated 👍👍
Where do I buy Filipino swords for practice like this?
Am I missing something? That first cut leaves you completely in the line of the opponents weapon flying in to you if the cut results in their grip opening.
No it doesn't.
Not really. In a real situation the swordsman wouldn't be in one spot long enough to get hit by it let alone be worried about it. Besides, it's real combat they're simulating. In real combat you get hit, stabbed or cut... period...
a flying blade, with no mass of a hand and body behind it, is not lethal if not targeted properly point first. So, not a problem.
Well I kind of agree, but I do believe that the angle 1 attack the attacker just did in the instructor did on the first cut is to first step away from the stick, that comes with footwork and is trained using the carenza or other methods of technique which, after that he instinctively cut the hands on the hands that is the holding stick. If ever you think it doesn't work it probably won't if not used in a proper sense, as Kali (the Martial arts on the video they did) focuses a lot of counter offense and recounter offenses but has blocks that done to, but has a 50/50 chances and is risky if real blades were used, and yeah I did that also as sometimes it flies off and hits me but no worries or significant damages are done it just surprising to me it does that.
Also in combat while cutting the wrists or arm the defender will move while doing it and avoid the weapon's direction. They won't just stand there. This guy is teaching and talking so he is still. And even if the weapon did come toward you the power and force is decreased so much it won't hurt you that much.
I love this master. But I have to add - this is true when parrying a stick. If your opponent also has a sword, you had best be completely out of its way or you are both dead.
That looks similar to a Viking seax sword, but very recurved and must have way more cutting power! Cold Steel needs to make one in machete style for his tactical machete range immediately.
Traditionally can you use a karambit with the sword? I've been learning to dual wield with tomahawk and bowie knife, but Filipino way of the blade looks very formidable I must learn some of it
galing talaga ng pinoy saludo po ako sir sa turo mo Godbless po
Until Iron man shows up! But great video. I think learning to block is useful against larger opponents or opponents wearing significant body armor. I haven’t seen teacher train against the basketball or football player types. Also, leather, like the leather necks which Marines are sometimes called, should also be discussed. You cannot cut through leather!
good point, ive been thinking of the "leathernecks" when it comes to sword defense. Marines wore leather collars to protect against mostly saber type swords, which primarily sliced vs chopped/thrust. imo would probably be best as part of a jacket or vest so theres less/no gap underneath the main neck portion, and high enough to basically always go up to the jawline
Absolutely, there is no such thing as a block;
There are, however, deflections and parrys. If you are training Kali, Arnis, Escrima, etc, and parts of that training involve a dead stop interaction between the sticks, swords, or even the knives please realize this is an artificial construct. Both weapons/attacks/motions will continue along an arc, whether encountering resistance or not, shortened, deflected, or redirected ; The momentum carries through. Techniques that train you to react to the arm, weapon, or body without this consideration are shortsighted, likely hazardous. If your live hand isn't in position to stop the hand, slashing the arm against a slash doesn't stop the weapon. It may very well disarm the opponent, but the weapon is still moving towards you, in his hand or not. When the sticks connect, they don't stop. The same pricincipal applies when attacking the arm holding a weapon. Slashing the inside of the arm inside the arc of a sword slash would likely leave a sword flying thru the air at you. If you off hand is making weird pirate swash buckling feats of balance correction.. .
I rarely see this simple fact incorporated into the teaching or training.
I'm more of Katana guy and train with it as well as my other weapons.
Love the content.
Lahir di tempat Dan zaman berbeza. Mungkin perkara ini juga diambil Kira.
Thank for recuiment Long live my uncle top Prado blades founder of Kali martial arts istablesh to Philippine marine corps and saf police
kali martial arts. is matatal na kht wala pa si prado.😅.
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escrima samin. at arnis tawag sa luzon.
matagal ng me. martial arts ang military. wala pa c prado.
dpt hndi sinasabi na sya ang founder ng kali martial arts? really?.. hndi ba sya nahihiya ?.
. . kht c tatang at ang mga founder ng arnis association ay hndi sinabing cla ang founder ng fma.🤷🤦
Круто он ушел с линии атаки! Спасибо за видео.
What is the proper way to use a sword anyways? It seems everybody has their own way. Why are all the different sword martial arts so different?
all just developed differently, whether with regards to the different blade geometries that affect how it would be "optimally" used, or the common unarmed techniques in use in the eras and regions the sword styles developed in...
Top Prado Guinonting yan master ganda yan... Ang meron ako kampilan mahaba
How would a swordsman go about defending against someone with a long bo staff, a la Musashi
Assuming that escape is not an option, the sword user (or anyone with a shorter weapon) will need to close the distance and get inside of the striking range of the staff user. Most likely, using a parry, or grappling the weapon, in order to get past their optimal range. Smothering them in close quarters, ideally pulling a knife or using close-range sword techniques. Sword and dagger would work well for this since you can parry, block, etc with the sword while simultaneously striking with the dagger.
@@Shacksies I foresee that the sword will be used as a bo shuriken
@@FarmerDrew it is an option, but throwing your weapon has a heavy risk-reward ratio. It is usually best to keep your weapon rather than throw it, unless you have a secondary weapon. Even then it is risky. And you'd better be very proficient at throwing weapons before attempting a throw
@@Shacksies that's what all the axe throwing ranges are popping up for
@@FarmerDrew yeah, but in a sense a short sword wouldn't be able to function great as a throwing weapon, that is why closing the distance of the fight would be preferable to the short sword user
Ive own one ginunting its very useful
Wise words...
The problem with this concept is that even when you completely chop off the attacker's arm with the first strike, his blade might severely (maybe even lethally) injure you when "flying" out of his hand. Since it is neither legally nor morally possible to know how a "flying blade" affects one's body if it hit it, one should try to find historical records about such incidences.
If you are in a situation where it's you and your sword against him and his and only one of you will survive, catching a nick from a sword tumbling away from an opponent whose arm you just severed sounds like a pretty good deal to me. Youve won that fight and get to live, that's the point, even if not necessarily doing so in a way where you walk away completely clean.
@@jacobc874 ,
Thank you very much for your comment.
"Catching a nick" is definitely acceptable in such a situation. The problem is that we (at least I) do not know how severe a damage such a "flying lade" could inflict. Hence my wish to find historical records.
The land of the blades
I don't agree that there is no block. You can block but in those case you don't have to. Sword VS sword you will block.
Maybe he mean counter and recounter
I mean yeah, but if the blocks are not properly done it could be fatal as sword don't just poke you it could potentially kill you.
Counter and recounter like Manny Pacquiao did
I studied Japanese and Filipino blades,with kenjutsu they teach blocks, if you have a small person with a good sized blade then yes.but with bigger people and lighter blades ,they come to quick . if you know what your opponent is going to do maybe. looks good in movies , some of that stuff can get you killed.
fucking awesome 🔥
What gloves is GM Oliver wearing? I always find it ineresting he uses gloves and wandered if he sees advantage in it?
He trains lots with sticks so he uses it for grip and to protect the skin on his hands
What did he say? How come i suddenly have a headache?
How would this technique be used against a long slender sword like a European rapier designed for reach and thrusting attacks?
By using medium sized shield paired with igorot head hunting axe or spear.
Or using a parrying blade/sword to catch the rapier.
@@caliburnblade7895 Parring daggers were only en vouge for a short period of time until they realized that a smaller, lighter, single thrusting sword was faster than attempting to use two weapons simultaneously. Have you seen the movie The Duelists? The first sword duel is pretty much how such encounters unfolded.
@@jrhamilton4448 And the spanish was not successful using that style against the northern head hunters and the southern moros. Medium shield plus axe/sword/spear combo.
@@caliburnblade7895 Well you have to take into account too that the those tribesman were using a variety of different weapons like bows spears and such. So much so that the Spanish started wearing mail armor again because it was excellent protection against those types of things.
Where is your gym in the Philippines Sir?
What is that particular type of sword called?
Ginunting
its seems easy if the opponent is not protecting himself😊
effective moves
Courage will only so far as a Resume can. NO WHERE ANYDAY
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Parry like that and you'll get your dome smashed. Anyone else catch the lack of angle on that????????
Where is this place located?
i find it funny that the subtitles say "there is no black"
In my martial art there is no block that is not an attack, and no attack that is not a block. Defend and attack at once. there is no difference.
Ginunting it is used by Philippine marines
Ich gat irt oridy
There we go😂😂😂
Laaa e laaha ill lal laaw ( There's no God but the God) blessing for y'all
Who is this dude?
GM Oliver Pintados Garduce
nko iba ang praktis at tunay na buhay,di gago ang kalaban na titindig lng tulad nakaharap mo
modern arnis kombatan
oido de sungkudan
bahad zubu
that is the art he combins
he got nothing new
mostly he uses kombatan techniuqes
I mean yeah, so what he teaches that is what he do, it would be probably useful if you complain to a elementary teacher what he/she teaches because you know that already, they do it to show others who don't know and I think this serves the purpose.
@@NiñoVincenFernandez the issue here that he say all those systems are ART and (usless) !only his system "pintados" is Combat ! talking bad about systems that you learned from is BS Mentality
examples like this only prove once again that it should be law that all people have to carry and are trained in the use of a hand gun at a certain age (determined by law) , , , the gun is called THE PEACE MAKER , , , when every citizen on Earth , has and carries a hand gun we will have true peace and respect for one another in daily life , , , a guy with a knife might be quick , he may get a stab or a slash in , but in the end he will be shot by the person he is attacking or by a by-stander , , , just like the incident on TELEGRAM were a robber went into a restaurant , began robbing one person at a table and was shot dead by another customer at another table who had a gun .
Really depends on the situation. A gun can be deadly at a distance and good if you are already aware of the threat. But as some RUclips videos I have seen have pointed out, surprise attack with a knife is deadly even to a gun wielding opponent. Key word, surprise.
I mean a gun is most likely the victor, but as the other guy suggested, knife attacks are commonly a surprise attack, and from my opinions about guns, is that it's great but is not really accessible to a lot of countries such as england for example, and has prominent knife attacks reported every year.
Do you know why 1911 .45 was invented?
@@dennisvillacorte4122 yeah man, though pretty much appreciate it if you tell others in here, why it was invented.
The US government needed a new sidearm because their 38 caliber revolvers can't stop the Filipino Moros warriors in combat. They still decapitate or kill US soldiers with their kalis even after multiple shots. This was during the Moro rebellion 1901-1913.
Bullshido
After doing that you won't go to jail?
Quiero aprender a pelear machete ser profesional
he said nothing
Are u deaf or something?? He said words that is coming out of his mouth. If you think his explanation was nothing new to you, then it's probably not for you but for others who don't knew, as there are a lot of people who are not you.
can u show ur stick skill as sword sush grab n push it the same u sparing with stick