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1:06 this is the first thing they train out of you in HEMA. Distance control is key in that discipline.

Very interesting

Lovely joint lock transition in the climax 👏🙏

In some ways, similar to polish saber. Also, Italian saber uses the arms.

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Awesome, thank you 👍

first thing i thought 😀: Hey, thats in the 64 attacks! Abecedario :-D riiight... Nice one! And the "middle part" of the stick... that technique is taught in the army, to knock someone over with a rifle (by smashing the middle part of the rifle into the enemies face!)... very effective... (here Aditya, this is for you to see: ua-cam.com/video/wXUB_PMqGtM/v-deo.htmlsi=Bhu7eFulW9rOtxrR&t=656 I have met Ran Nakash, the military trainer, he is a Boxing Champion, Muay Thai and Krav Maga expert, a fighter through and through, no BS.)

Nice! Thanks

Interesting how much of these fundamental sword mechanics are also used in Japanese Swordsmanship martial arts. The principle of holding the sword with the fingers and using tension and relaxation is called "Tenouchi"

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Do you offer online classes?

Truncata. Muy bien! 🙏

how did youtube not send me these videos? glad i was scrolling though your content

Very cool stuff. Do you still running online courses 2025 ?

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I've seen similar motions in ww2 era army manuals and it's not that strange, the number of optimal answers is limited so martial arts tend to converge under certain aspects

This is absolutely fantastic

The katar is my favorite historical weapon, epic vid!

Talwar je saath ye kaam karega kya

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Hello, thank you for the video. If I am primarily trying to simulate a telescopic baton, the usual measurement for length of the stick according to an extended arm changes for me to what is the longest baton I can realistically carry. What is the proper training ratio with 1. stick measured according to the baton and 2. variations of longer and shorter sticks? - I want to get familiar enough with the weapon I actually carry, but not complacent so that any improvized alternative would need long readjustment. I can just change where I grip the stick, so the question is how much time should I spend on this or that grip configuration?

are you sure that it is really 3 fingers? not 3.5? 😂😂 (Great video Aditya! please keep them coming! ❤)

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Best sword

“Maximum damage, in the least amount of time” was what I trained for since starting martial arts 40 years ago. I still apply that principle today. I found that footwork from several different arts(boxing,fencing,JKD, aikijujitsu) help me bridge the gap, and stay in/ maintain proper distance to apply techniques against stiff,retreating, or otherwise uncooperative opponents. Great info, topic, and answer as usual Tuhon!

Awesome Teaching ...Thank you Tuhon

I found this same issue in my sparring as kali works up close. I find addinga good mix of boxing will make your kali open hand a lot better. of course we can say that for almost any art.

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Great Video Thank you

Great Video Thank you

Thank you

Good but demonstrate faster too so students know how a rhythm looks at fast speed of actual combat

Sir aap Indian h to aap hindi me bhi baat kr skte h

Sir please put beginner to advanced tutorial videos sir please

Bring series on muay thai

Aid always sounds like it’s 12am and he’s trying not to wake mom, love the vids coach ❤

Your are soo peacful sir👌

Im just imagining some local fisherman seeing this and being so confused

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Dog chilling in background lol

if he is trying to grab or distract you with his empty hand first, do you still do the same technique?

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Yes, but the problem is, in a country where people mostly wear coat, and fore arm are protected by tissue, i don't know if a knife well sharpened, would be able to cut through. I never tested an actual combat knife, so i would like return of experience. Thank you.

Such a cutie

Adi looooking gooooooooood thats my coach everyone read this and weep

I get what u trying to convey, thank you for the video sir, Kali footwork helped me in cutting angles, which i am trying to mix it up with kickboxing.

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