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Don't open your hand when you rotate the stick - that's baton twirling, not Escrima. The problem with majorette-style twirling is if you actually hit anything, there's insufficient strength in just your thumb and forefinger to keep hold of the stick and you'll drop it - fight over. Ensure your grip is closed all the way through the rotation, don't open your hand to just the thumb and forefinger when you rotate - this is difficult at first, particularly if you've built up muscle memory of baton twirling. Your grip is too far up the stick - the short end is like the pommel of a Filipino blade, which is much shorter than a fist length. You're robbing yourself of cutting/hitting length and changing the dynamic of the stick. Stance - you're striking with your right hand from the right, but with your left leg forward so your torso is face-on exposed to incoming stabs and strikes, and if you use a long "Tabas" strike, you will cut your left leg at the end. Instead, advance the leg on the side that you are striking, as it turns your torso away from incoming stabs, and lets you gain reach and keep distance, whilst letting your "living hand" cover your torso. So as you strike from the right, step forward with the right, then switch feet to the left as you follow up with the strike chambered on the left. Tip : when you're practising your basic cuts, particularly at beginner level, use "Tabas" long, circular cuts rather than short "Taga" hacks.

6:30 - Downward/Horizontal motions, second hand under shoulder, Upward motions, stick over the shoulder.😎

Sir you have a great way of teaching. You definitely need to continue to post new videos. Some people trying to teach end up primarily showing how fast or how skilled they are. You go at a great pace for someone to learn.

I hope you continue to explore and gain more knowledge of Kali/Arnis/Eskrima. Thank you for posting your beginning steps into this vibrant and fluid style.

Love the stick drills, keep them coming please

Your Arnis teacher is?

One reocurring problem with variants of tma is that in demos, their version of a hook or "roundhouse punch" is always really bad and unrealistic. Not saying ur stuff is ineffective. just saying it could be tidied up a bit 👍

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Very similar to Japanese hanbo

reaching is a good way to lose a hand, also a good way to lose that stick is to continue to open your fingers up while you are doing that Arco (that rolling motion). I see that a lot, don't mean to be a negative ninny but it is a pet peeve of mine. I have been told to keep it to myself, especially when I comment on you tube. Sinawalli are wonderful training tools, I enjoy them.

Tanks for sharing i have idea now

well done Master Magill and Mr. Giampietro!!! I know that our students are going to love this video and it will definitely help them level up their training! well done Master Magill and Mr. Giampietro!!! I know that our students are going to love this video and it will definitely help them level up their training! 🙏

Hello this is Matthew from your class

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