This is very very impressive as of the many variation this instructor demonstates! I have learned something alittle from watching this! Thank you for posting!
You have a very beautiful pair of sai and you're very good with them. I would just like to ask as to where you got them. I've been looking for shops selling the sai weapon here in the philippines but I can't seem to find any. Hope you can tell me where to find them cos I really want to learn how to use them. Thanks a heap!
Actually, nobody taught it. We just incorporated all our weaponry styles and developed it on any weapon our hands can handle. But the basic of the movements were taken from baston (arnis) and tonfa techniques.
This is very cool! I like it a lot. This adds some spice to my regular practice routine. The second piano song is from the Last of the Mohicans i think.
Yes, it is. I never got any training from outside our province. The sai movements of laresa only compliments the movements that are involved in the empty-handed system. The sai movements are a mixture of baston(arnis), tabak-toyok(nunchaku) and tuifa(tonfa) movements
SO AWSOME BRO. Awsome vid. Im in Love. +)
b1b3b 1 year ago
defensif...
4waz 1 year ago
the best of the best
MGmartialarts 2 years ago
Spoko filmik zapisany w ulubionych zajebiste techniki juz czesciowe przeze mnie opanowane
Anthony842 3 years ago
Beutiful! This goes to favorites :) . Been a favorite melee weapon of mine ever snce Ninja Turtles ;)
sigis72 3 years ago 5
cool sai skills , may i know these piano names is ?
vengeance76 3 years ago 2
thanks for sharing this.....very nice flow.
tadashiki 4 years ago 2
i am gay!
Supahola 4 years ago 3
we will all sleep better tonight knowing that.
tadashiki 4 years ago 5
Thanks, very usefull :D
dontcallmeb0nes 4 years ago
interesting. just to share, i saw another interesting upload here.. try searching the keyword tekpi, sai, tjabang techniques.. cheers!
samajadi 4 years ago
waaw
Xepers 4 years ago
This is very very impressive as of the many variation this instructor demonstates! I have learned something alittle from watching this! Thank you for posting!
SenseiNinja2 4 years ago
You have a very beautiful pair of sai and you're very good with them. I would just like to ask as to where you got them. I've been looking for shops selling the sai weapon here in the philippines but I can't seem to find any. Hope you can tell me where to find them cos I really want to learn how to use them. Thanks a heap!
p3charmedpiper 4 years ago
This is impressive, I wish I knew how to execute these kind of movements.
turbomouse 4 years ago
Wow... i love the video... Where did u learn it ????
Anaerodian 5 years ago
Actually, nobody taught it. We just incorporated all our weaponry styles and developed it on any weapon our hands can handle. But the basic of the movements were taken from baston (arnis) and tonfa techniques.
jansenrose 5 years ago
oops, actually the song is from Braveheart. I just checked
krustofogus 5 years ago
This is very cool! I like it a lot. This adds some spice to my regular practice routine. The second piano song is from the Last of the Mohicans i think.
krustofogus 5 years ago
what are the tunes called. they are so relaxing
cyberboy992 5 years ago
Is this a Phillipine style? Looks very much like the Okinawan style I have started learning, with a couple slight differences.
hempev 5 years ago
Yes, it is. I never got any training from outside our province. The sai movements of laresa only compliments the movements that are involved in the empty-handed system. The sai movements are a mixture of baston(arnis), tabak-toyok(nunchaku) and tuifa(tonfa) movements
jansenrose 5 years ago