HOW TO DO the INSIDE OUTSIDE PASS in SERRADA ESKRIMA | ORLANDO ESKRIMA | Filipino Martial Arts
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Guro Eric Magie shows how they transitions from and inside line defensive position to the outside line. The practitioner should be able to transition between inside to outside, and outside to inside at any given moment. The key is to maintain within striking distance without giving up your ground and position.
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FMA, you keep finding such great Guro. Very clear, easy to follow and practice. Please have more of Eric, I am getting so much from him.
Thank you, we get referrals within our FMA network of people we should meet. By far, they have been all good people and promoting FMA in a positive light. We'll meet up with Guro Eric the next time we visit Orlando, FL again (hopefully Spring 2022) and record more techniques. Cheers.
Pugay Guro Eric. Keeping Serrada alive and going to the next generation.
Thank you!👊
We remember what GM Bram Frank said in his interview, "practitioners come and go, but teachers spread the art." Many family systems have died out because of being too secretive or the family showed no interest in keeping it going. It's good to see the art of Serrada alive and well. Event though it's origins started in California with SGM Angel Cabales, it's great to see it grow in different areas of the world.
Great breakdown and explanation. Seen this done at speed, but it’s great to see you break it down in detail. Thanks Guro Magie.
Thank you!👊
Yes, it's good to see when things are broken down step-by-step. People get timid, overwhelmed and intimidated when doing martial arts, so it's good to guide them slowly.
Nice. I’m also loving that illustration on the wall! It’s got a John Buscema vibe.
We saw that illustration years ago online. Couldn't find it. But it's an awesome drawing.
@@FMAPulse check Rudy Nebres artwork. ( I think he was the original artist.)
Thanks sir 🙏
You're welcome.
would you also be striking the hand instead of the arm? (hit under the hand then pass then strike the hand over, then check. )?
Ideally the wrist area. For safety, they train hitting the meaty area of the forearm during training.
wonderful video. Enjoy the channel when I find time
Thank you for the support. Trying to create content on regular basis. Stay tuned for our next featured instructor for the month of November.
Thank you Guru... nice video
What is the "lock"?
Great question. The lock is stick language, it is an indication that the student is ready for the next feed in a drill.
The "lock" is a signal that tell the feeder the drill is over or what Keith said, a signal to feed the next attack. The lock motion is done in a stick and dagger motion (espada y daga) without the dagger at first for beginners. At the higher level, the "lock" signal is removed as the feeder can keep on attacking.
After the "Count" I can't help thinking about redirecting outside as the basic disarm position. It obviously takes years to get this style correct without a qualified Teacher. This guy explains things well.
I'm seriously thinking of choppin up a stick to 18" in. puts the Serrada style in it's true essence.
Yeah, that's what we do. Take an old stick that's shredded, cutting it down to serrada length and play. But you should be able to do it with any length rattan.
Love it.....so smooth
Yup, Serrada is complex in the beginning, but once you get the movements down, it becomes second nature.
And in a Stress situation you can remember all these steps?