Combat Redonda In Filipino Martial Arts

Combat Redonda In Filipino Martial Arts
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[MHRed]

I can listen to him explain this stuff forever. I love the no nonsense style of teaching

[llackStarLiner_GameBoy]

The real Jack Sparrows when he's off the whiskey..

[arthurgregory]

I love this guy's expertise in his simple sincere step-by-step explanation!

[RiverCityWarriorsPortland]

His striking form is excellent, no wasted motion, the hands inside the centerline and LOW, not swinging like Conan. Excellent.

[MrFireball]

If you have no connection you have no technique this is so trueee

[viceocl]

Gonna get a little comicbook'y but, Yo I think that's how Nightwing fights.

[bayrambozkurt]

How can I buy that stick. I am in Turkey

[kellypalmiter]

Do you visit Chicago and give seminars???

[miguelladinodevera]

This man is the Filipino Jack Sparrow. Call him Jack Palo.

[AlexanderMoen]

All done while the dude is loaded with multiple knives, too

[marioduddu]

In south India this was an art form. It was displayed as a group dance performed during festivals and ceremonies. In Telugu language it is known as "Kolatam", meaning "Kola play." I didn't know that it is a martial art. It must be a cultural connection from the good old days when many of the Eastern island-countries were part of Greater India. It is a dying art here in India.

[robroy]

Hard to see some of the effect of these moves when one person freezes and the other does 3 moves as if the frozen person wouldn't be moving, too.

[GRINCHUK]

Why is he dressed up as Captain Jack Sparrow?

[rainysaurus]

Why carry and hand gun into a training session.

[MaharlikaAWA]

This guy always wears the wackiest costumes.