I can see the movements better if i had the knife in the other hand cus i was gonna say your hip down is always open for a sweep. teaching but yeah with a knife and escrima combo i can see that working. congrats
That footwork looks to me very much like the type of footwork we see Manny Pacquiao using in the ring. Maybe I'm wrong but I get that very impression watching this then watching a Pacquiao fight,
@Armando316 arnis footwork has some similarity to boxing e.g. triangles... this dude is much better than that trey dude from the christiancantdomartialarts school on expertvillage at least!
this is eskrima... under Doce Pares system, (which is now a multi-style system).. Doce Pares is one of the main roots of eskrima!!... as proof (logo on his shirt).. research doce pares for more info on escrima.. youtube has alot, search for Discovery Channel Eskrima, or way of the warrior eskrima for a history about it!!
That's not accurate. Doce Pares does typically use the term "eskrima" rather than "arnis." Though both are generic terms for Filipino martial arts. The full term is "arnis de mano," not "arnis de cadena" typically. "Kadena" means "chain." You see it used in "kadena de mano" for instance. The sticks are called "baston" or "olisi." Not "eskrima stick."
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Very nice!
Good tutorial!
scientist501 7 months ago
I can see the movements better if i had the knife in the other hand cus i was gonna say your hip down is always open for a sweep. teaching but yeah with a knife and escrima combo i can see that working. congrats
Eskaywhy419 8 months ago
nice, i like what you're doing. quite right.
punongbayan4492 9 months ago
More punyo my friend, well done.
serratodo123 1 year ago
nc tutorial! i bought arnis stick like yesterday at the market and already learning some moves
ricomanism 1 year ago
nice explanation and demonstration. thanks!
squash2097 1 year ago
that double strike is called a florete
jerdudeguy 1 year ago
does any 1 know a good escrima studio in misslula
gizmomon1234567 1 year ago
That footwork looks to me very much like the type of footwork we see Manny Pacquiao using in the ring. Maybe I'm wrong but I get that very impression watching this then watching a Pacquiao fight,
Armando316 1 year ago
@Armando316 arnis footwork has some similarity to boxing e.g. triangles... this dude is much better than that trey dude from the christiancantdomartialarts school on expertvillage at least!
yakont 1 year ago
nice job, you become a great arnis master someday....
sgtjoe2008 1 year ago
@coastgirlor
So, should someone come at you with a bat rather than a Kali stick
psychicsammy 1 year ago
"Coastgirlor", thankyou for giving us a very accurate exhibition of what ignorance looks like. Well done, you've got talent.
arjybarjy 1 year ago 8
@coastgirlor you have problems.
seanr7250 1 year ago
a redonda with a twist of abaniko (Corto and Largo Strike) very nice
joey349harry 2 years ago
The "redonda"!!! nice
joey349harry 2 years ago
good flow with steps! I will practice this and make it mine. Thank you for sharing.
rickskicks1967 2 years ago
this is some kind of kata
naignik 2 years ago
No. This is a basic striking drill called Hulu used to develop muscle memory in Filipino martial arts. Such as Doce Pares :)
crazzyincombat 2 years ago 2
this is eskrima... under Doce Pares system, (which is now a multi-style system).. Doce Pares is one of the main roots of eskrima!!... as proof (logo on his shirt).. research doce pares for more info on escrima.. youtube has alot, search for Discovery Channel Eskrima, or way of the warrior eskrima for a history about it!!
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edumanzano641 2 years ago
for the ones of you that think this is called escrima, it's not, it's arnis de cadena, escrima sticks are what's mainly used.
N1veKKev1N 2 years ago
That's not accurate. Doce Pares does typically use the term "eskrima" rather than "arnis." Though both are generic terms for Filipino martial arts. The full term is "arnis de mano," not "arnis de cadena" typically. "Kadena" means "chain." You see it used in "kadena de mano" for instance. The sticks are called "baston" or "olisi." Not "eskrima stick."
apOweyn 2 years ago
@N1veKKev1N Ahm... you know, where I come from, it doesn't matter if you say, Arnis or Escrima or Kali or whatever. They're the same thing.
GaolisVideoLog 1 year ago
@N1veKKev1N no sir escrima, arnis, and kali are the same just different names from different parts in the filipines islands
phillyphil050888 1 year ago
good idea...but the frist hit is very bad....he you to trains more!
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Mariazxazasa 3 years ago
I believe this is of the Doce Pares style, cuz he's wearing the shirt.
Sinbad683 3 years ago
Not only the shirt :-) it looks like a variation of the San Miguel Form.
moeoeoeh 2 years ago
yah its a martial arts!.
plus24seven 3 years ago
Is escrima a martial art
Angelox205 3 years ago
Yes, and an impressive one in the hands of an experienced practitioner!
Hell, even somebody who's only been doing it for a year or two can make it look good and still be effective.
EmbodiedDespair 3 years ago
not bad! good vid!
ThugalogPlaya 3 years ago