Arnis Tournament Tips | Point Sparring Competitions

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Disclaimer: These tips do not guarantee success. They are what I find to work for me, but it might be different for you. Experiment, explore, and test things for yourself. :)

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[elginbolling]

I wish I had a video telling me exactly what to do when I was competing back in the 1980s. Back then this was brand new for me I had no point of reference and had to pretty much make it up as I went along and mimic what I saw other people doing. The advice you are giving here is so valuable I hope people don’t take it for granted it definitely would’ve made me a champion instead of just a competitor

[elginbolling]

I would add the following tips also
Practice your solo drills your drills Wearing your equipment. You can get physically exhausted very quickly fighting with the equipment. You need to become comfortable moving about striking avoiding etc. while wearing the equipment so that it doesn’t feel foreign to you once you get into a match

Make sure you train your forearm strength by that I mean your gripping strength training wearing your protective gloves and striking objects you’ll find that your hand strength your finger grip will get tired fairly quickly and it will become difficult to hang onto the stick. If you train with your gloves on hitting objects you will build up the proper strength and muscular endurance so that it will not be as much of a factor in a match.
Practice foot work exercises lateral movement circular movement etc. while wearing the gear. Again, this is to become a custom to having it on and being able to move easily in spite of it.
Even though it’s already been covered make sure that you have a staple of three straight combinations that work for you. Practice those assiduously so that once you’re fighting you can rely on automatic pilot and won’t have to think about the techniques. I really regret not doing this when I was competing I could’ve done a lot better had I known to do this

[Gyrodyssey]

Great Video! I totally agree with what you said. When I practice and I know that I am gonna spar next class in this type of rules I always practice my favourite combinations in long, medium, and short range along with some counters I like.

[fonz]

I would love to see more footage of your point system tournaments

[fonz]

Might I suggest a video? Could you please give us tips for realistic kinds of sparring? And sparring for street and "real world" applications? Thanks very much, good, sir. Your content is always outstanding!

[robertobaguio]

Speed also is very important in point system

[jhayeonplayzz]

Hi sirrr can i send a video of my sparring and you correct my mistakessss ill be having a competition in the next 2 months

[jemscorner]

PNU ba sir yung isang gym na pinakita mo sa throwback mo?

[LeCerise]

Is there an age limit in joining Point Sparring Competitions in Arnis? If so, what?

[SophiaxMistyFaith.V]

Isa lang ba o dalawa ang kailangan na stick?

[dixcomision]

Can we try to sparing sir and be part of vlog content

[jaimetoquia]

What diameter and length of stick you used in competition?

[jayrickcubelo]

After I finished my college, where or how can I continue arnis. Kelangan po ba sumali sa gym?

[handel]

Arnis competitions are just pointless, it's devoid of any forms and techniques. It's like playing Tekken with a new character just button mashing randomly. Relagating a martial art into a mere sport is just disrespectful to the art

[hapisamura]

Just study fencing... End of discussion