Modern Arnis - Single Stick Disarming -1

[LunayyLauraaa883]

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[DiabolusIgnis]

@LunayyLauraaa883 Me too. We should seriously hook up or something. Or not.

[bonkersblock]

I got hit flushed in the temple with that fighting stick and bare the mark for whole week!!

[Churchx77]

A few months back I was not blocking correctly so one of my instructors told me to block good and hit his stick pretty hard. Half assed it, took it to the mouth. Now Im blocking as hard as I can moving on the strike.

[kiko4685]

If you can really catch the other guy's stick like that in real motion and disarm him, I'll beg that you accept me as your student and bow to you as my one and only teacher. 

[TheJackSpade]

@kiko4685 you can catch it in real motion and execute the disarm but realistically you would bash the other guy or use other techniques to soften them up so many actions after the disarm are finishers. If you haven't tried Philippine Arts yet you should.

[GaolisVideoLog]

=.= "tagapagturo" is one word. "taga" (from) and "pag" (to do sth. with sth. else) are morphemes defining what the stem "turo" (to teach, to point at) is precisely doing. so literally it means "the one who teaches".

[tbold2001]

@GaolisVideoLog Thank you for the explanation and insight! This is what I ntended this channel to be, A place where we can all share and learn!

[wolvex123]

what kind of disarming is that?,.. i never see that disarming before the disarming i know is the striking disarm, traping disarm, and snaking disarm

[FruitPunchSamurai7]

nice moves com padre!!

[jamiirali1]

explosive disarms! incredible speed and technique.

[drewdidyomama]

they have the same style as i do : )

[borrowedheart12]

wow galing mag arnis

[aqubrosi]

would be nice fort the technique to be broken down into it elements and slowed right down so viewers can understand how the techniques work, or this that your intention :)

[wallenp]

some disarming techniques would fail if done in slow motion as they rely on oponent reaction. The speed of application is what makes it applicable. If you look at the video, when the student applies the techniques, he needs more followthru-greater motion than the master. because of the speed, the student do the follow thru and disarm himself while the master is already counter attacking

[0kewl]

those disarms are so damn cooool...I have sticks but the only person who's ever available for sparring is my grandma........wait a minute..........heeeey lola

[djhartm]

Very cool. We just did a week of Arnis in Krav; lots of respect for this art.

[djhartm]

Very cool. We just did a week of Arnis in Krav - lots of respect to this style.

[Peacenrespect]

At full speed you cant look for these disarms. they will just happen in the flow of your dance with your opponent. Punong Taga Pagturo Oscar Lopez demonstrated many disarms with acompanied multiple counters! I see that most open hand responses would be the same except closer in and more sensitive contact with the opponent .

[tambay1ang]

bruce lee with a stick wataaa...

[imfasturfurious]

ive just started arnis, came back from my first lesson like 20 min ago, and im learning the movement and the 13 strikes, the guy said ur meant to have you feet in the V position, how come the people in the video dont use the V position?

[gauntface]

i am a filipino & this is one of our traditional martial arts... when i was in 1st year high school, it was part of our curriculum... each of us were given our own pair of sticks... it was really funny when some of my classmates get real serious with it that they ended up hitting & whipping each other... the next day, all sticks were confiscated & it almost came to a point where arnis classes were be banned coz... i guess it should always start with discipline & proper training

[ThatBoyOnTheInternet]

Dude even CAT and ROTC in the Philippines are banned.

I fear that the next generation of Filipinos will be wussies...

[nellajayec]

@gauntface i'm a fil too. we got our arnis in grade 9.. we're more mature then. xd

[anko8aug]

slow montion is good too fast it's kool tho

[disscourse]

looks like an intense instructor, in a good way

[MDSJudicator]

Excellent disarms, wish we did more of these in class. Very impressive.

[wallenp]

Training should always be done slowly first. learn the full movement and the reason why it works. then build up speed slowly as it becomes a part of you. because you cannot dictate what will come, the disarm happens as an instant reaction in the flow of the fight. The instructor looks impressive, but this is not the proper way to teach a new lesson.

[tbold2001]

@wallenp This video is not meant as an instructional video to teach disarming. It is only presented as a demonstration of disarming techniques. Thanks.

[wallenp]

@tbold2001, The above was a comment for 'MDSJudicator : Excellent disarms, wish we did more of these in class. Very impressive' . (posting got messed up) i'm clarifying that a person would not learn properly if the way was that of the video, to which you agree to by declaring that it is not for instructional purpose.

[Chimaster7]

Does anyone know the name of the guy on the right?

[tbold2001]

He is identified in the caption at the beginning of the video.

[lemuel88]

this tchnique is very good when you're able to get close as it gives you possibilities to catch the stick or the hand or wrist. meaning, do the blocking of the stick and catching simultaneously. but this needs lots of proctice and drills.

[mastino26]

nice video cool

[tbold2001]

Thank you

[paksyobun]

what a wonderful disarm...

[MacJ007]

Great display of disarms. These disarms do work depending on how you train. The key is recognizing the variations of attack since there's so many of them, then apply the disarm. Some of your movements looks like GM Taboada's video, did you train with him?

[tbold2001]

Yes, there is Balintawak influence in our system (Presas, Taboada & Atillo)!

[13kz01]

holy shit! this dude knows many ways of disarming! i can only do the twist, i mean to twist the opponent's stick to disarm the weapon, and from what i can recall, the stick isn't only just a weapon, it is a training tool and a reaction tool. good thing a stick can be found anywhere! neat! anyway... behind the two could where the two guys are sparring must be learning the 12 basic strikes isn't it? enough talk for now... keep arnis alive and still do your best! two thumbs up to all of you!

[13kz01]

holy shit! this dude knows many ways of disarming! i can only do the twist, i mean to twist the opponent's stick to disarm the weapon, and from what i can recall, the stick isn't only just a weapon, it is a training tool and a reaction tool. good thing a stick can be found anywhere! neat! anyway... behind the two could where the two guys are sparring must be learning the 12 basic strikes isn't it? enough talk for now... keep arnis alive and still do your best! two thumbs up to all of you!

[panuntukan]

The block-catch-techniques don't work in sparring, but knowing them is good when your opponent has let his stick being caught, or you let him catch yours. Especially when your opponent doesn't know arnis !

[panuntukan]

thank you for this video. FMA's disarming skills begin to be good when they are introduced in a drill-ending. The problem is that the possibilities are too many, particularly if you study the disarming-counters. Many of the techniques shown in this video are based on left-hand CATCHING first (then disarm). The students must be trained first in the CATCHING SKILL for itself (controlled, then uncontrolled attack, witik lobtik). The snakehead technique shown in 02.20 is according to me the best one

[unarmed212]

astig...

[tbold2001]

Thank you!

[fozzypet]

nice!

ive been trying to find a place that trains this near where i live, ive looked everywhere in my town but i cant find one anywhere, it sucks

[RapidArnis]

Very nice thanks

[carsanya]

He is good.

[babytroublemaker20]

hehehehehhee..

[etnadzayubagz]

i love arnis and that's the reason i love this video clip!

[TheButcher99]

this shit is awesome!

[bobot09]

canetes are very known for being arnis masters but delos santos from mindanao are great also. i saw them 1's.

[privyprairie]

if u guys wanna know the history of kali arnis go to cebu ask the canetes

[dgtalcue]

Actually Philippines was occupied for more than 300 years :-) during the WW1 (that long) and from that era Arnis was born coz Spaniards made it illegal to practice bladed weapon and so the local resorted to using the short stick as a mean to practice their ancient art of edge fighting. Also in Japan villagers was banned for using Katana so they use the long stick or Bo. In Brazil M.A. was banned for African slaves so hide their art using the Capoeira. All in the 1500 centuries.

[sinistertoo]

dgtalcue,

Historically speaking, when spaniards came 300+ years ago our fighting arts is/was already authentic before the spaniards came.

[erickgptito]

4 your info, Arnis is also featured in the movie Mission Impossible 2 or 3? anyway the newest. Tom Cruise and her leading lady is practicing arnis. Don't u believe? then watch to see 4 yourself.

[Dust1Might]

american soldiers hired filipino martial artist durind there stay in phiippines

[trevionn]

isnt it that chinese martial arts where from primitive technique too? and developed through the years.

[RapidArnis]

Nice clips, thanks

[dbmers]

Definition of Martial Arts:

Martial arts are systems of codified practices and traditions of training for combat. They may be studied for various reasons including combat skills, fitness, self-defense, sport, self-cultivation/meditation, mental discipline, character development and building self-confidence, or any combination of the above.

[EZA757]

when i was takin kuntaw, i remember learning this..loved it..too bad the place closed down =(

[udeenallah]

im also a beginner but this guy is good anyone knows where does he teach

[Comsubin82]

I'm a beginner...I have a question...

Can we use that disarming sequences in a real contact stick fighting? I Think no.

...I repeat...i'm a beginner and i could be wrong probably.

Regards

[Inosanto1]

Yes they work but you have to train them to make them natural. Also...You will never get into a stick on stick fight in your entire life so it is used to bring out body mechanics and awareness.

[JohnChivez]

Yep. (this art isn't my specialty but...) Some of the movements involve the same body mechanics as unarmed, and most stick disarms can translate into many weapons. My instructor once taught a class using only one movement for disarms of 4 weapons, unarmed grappling submission, and several strikes.

[billyhernaez]

its not recognized because filipinos developed it during the time of world war 2 when japanese occupied the philippines. of course the purpose is to fend off the japanese army in hand to hand. arnis can be applied by a stick or a machete. thats what they used against the japanese katana back then. its not that old but it did saved lives. new techniques came out as time passed by.

[kyoukan91]

actaully escrima is much older than WW2 its several hundred years old

[AncianoUno]

The roots of arnis dates back to pre-colonial era way before Spaniards set foot in the Philippines. It has many names like kali, baston, espada y daga etc. but the system of fighting had evolved from age past. Some of the more famous roots of arnis or variants of it would be the technique used by bolo/kampilan/kris wielding fighters of Lapu-lapu when the fought and killed Magellan while routing his remaining Conquistadores men-at-arms back to their ships.

[trevionn]

that is the reason why spaniards were havin a hard time conquering the philippines back in 1500s

[dgtalcue]

Actually Philippines was occupied for more than 300 years :-) during the WW1 (that long) and from that era Arnis was born coz Spaniards made it illegal to practice bladed weapon and so the local resorted to using the short stick as a mean to practice their ancient art of edge fighting. Also in Japan villagers was banned for using Katana so they use the long stick or Bo. In Brazil M.A. was banned for African slaves so hide their art using the Capoeira. All in the 1500 centuries.

[leethalgodz]

it's a filipino martial arts, right? it originated from the philippines?

[tbold2001]

Yes that is correct.

[0778195]

Fun video, some nice disarmings. But one thing looked kinda strange too me... I understand you don't hit the head, but why not make any contact to the body. Try it some time.

Anywayz, keep it up!

[hiddensnakehands]

because those sticks can break skin, even if your sparring partner tries not to hit hard enough to break your bones. it's got a whip-like effect when you strike fast enough. if lopez would slow it down a bit, he could probably simulate that. it's just dangerous man.

[467kamagong]

i'm not impressed because those techniques are useless in a real fight.

[tbold2001]

First of all this is a video showing disarming concepts! Ones' effectiveness in applying them during a real fight would depend on practice & skill! Secondly I take it that you're talking from experience (real street encounters), so please post a video of yourself showing us techniques that would be useful in a real fight! I find it interesting that "Keyboard Shadow Experts" are always so negatively critical of videos posted by others, but never post any of their own! We're waiting MASTER!

[tbold2001]

Still waiting for that video MASTER!

[CdEfGh1a]

467kamagong, Are you blind or just stupid? This is solid. He has constant covering, distraction strikes, small joint locking, weapon disarming, deceptive and evasive body movements. This is the real deal. I guarantee his students could apply this...maybe even you could.

[jaydarenegade]

i smell a hater!!,this technique has been used by intelligence agencies around the world one example is moSSad and theyre very efficient

[scraperindustry]

can someone please post a demonstration of Buhawi? It's a forms exhibition from the arnis de mano style...

[subakuryu]

This the true essence of the old school Filipino kick their ass style! Long live the Philippines! All the other arnis videos only show power strikes!!! This is the only video I've seen with arnis disarming techniques!

[arnisadorgreece]

Preety cool!!some of the techniques looked very traditional though.Pugno Mano is the law

[siasti]

Always a pleasure to see a master in action. Great stuff!

[deviousMonk]

Thats hardcore!

[asabatino1980]

excellent video. i plan on using some of these techniques in my workout

[magellan500]

Very cool.

[freesf]

5 stars from me :)

[DanJuanDeSiga]

I can DIG IT! These are some great techniques!