Kali Drills and Techniques : Freedom Park, Nueva Ecija

Kali training session, Freedom Park, Nueva Ecija, Philippines. Credit goes to Mr. Jek Licmo-an of Public Eye (www.dmlphotography.webs.com and www.publiceyeband.webs.com) for the footage.

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[walking1way]

do u know ways to practice this solo? i mean i can flow especially on a dummy..but theres gotta be more to replicate that feelin of fighting against someone

[bladesociety]

@walking1way Hello, JKing! Thanks for watching the video, kabayan! Unfortunately, Kali is best learned via buddy system. There are solo drills you can do, such as double stick drills, but won't get the full benefit of the techniques if you don't have someone to practice them with. Or practice them ON.

[toyhut2]

I dont mean to sound disrespectful, but why is it you have all these training drills but when you see kali, wing chun, or even JKD practitioners in a street fight it just looks like a brawl? Please answer me.

[bladesociety]

@toyhut2 Your question is valid, my friend. The common denominator among the arts you mentioned is the central tenet of taking down an opponent as fast as possible, in the first few seconds of a fight. These drills are meant to incapacitate at the initial contact. If the fight goes beyond that, as it sometimes does, things may not have gone the way we hoped, but we're adaptable. If you wanna brawl, we can do that. If you wanna scrap, we can scrap. If you wanna grapple, we can grapple.

[villagetanod]

Doc Alex is really a terrific teacher. I've seen him in several of these videos, most of the time with different students, and not only does he present the art skillfully, but his students are all very good as well. A well-earned congratulations.

[bladesociety]

@villagetanod Sir Roland, your words mean so much to me! To receive such a comment from someone I look up to is so great an honor! Thank you very much, sir! Mabuhay ang Isla Mandirigma Kali - Kali De Leon!

[cristopherlalata]

i notice this video is taken in Cabanatuan City.... whos from cabanatuan city?? because im from cabanatuan city as well i live not too far from freedom park.. i used to live in barangay Sarenas... PM i have more questions.. I might inquire

[jamesinct]

your empty hands skills are on point , ty for posting, inspiring !

[Hooga7]

@IwouldBiteU damn dude, I see you really miss me on here. You keep up with me like tails do sonic. Are you really that gay

[Hooga7]

The key is to train your eyes to be quicker than your hands. Then you use that to sharpen your reflexes. Once those are mastered, developing of the skills are required. With an end result, you would be an king of fighter!

[TeukTnotChou]

C'est le wing chun avec un couteau quoi