Pekiti Tirsia Kali [PTK-SMF]: Demo @ Eskabo Daan. Nov. 7th, 2015
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- Опубліковано 8 лис 2015
- PEKITI TIRSIA KALI PENINSULA
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We were honored to be part of Eskabo Daan's 6-Year Anniversary celebration and got the chance to demonstrate Pekiti-Tirsia Kali at their school. Thank you GM Robert Castro, Master Joseph Bautista, and Eskabo Daan for your hospitality and friendship!
I apologize for the "wacky" editing and abrupt ending; we used my wife's phone to record this video and it ran out of memory, lol. - Спорт
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For FMA Kali empty hands application my husband uses Muay Thai w/hobud lobud parries but instead of going to to toe he uses triangular misalignment of Kali w/Muay Thai strikes and grappling/throwing attacking from the flanks. This misalignment is like taisabaki in Ashihara karate whereas traditional Muay Thai fights toe to toe like Kyokushin karate. This is the way my husband teaches FMA empty hands, he created a Muay Thai based approach that incorporates Taisabaki misalignment footwork & hobud/lobud parries with Trapping, wrestling arm drags, neck crank throws, arm locking takedowns y FMA countergrappling. He calls his art Ghost-Kali (trademarked) cause both the armed y unarmed applications use heavy evasive misalignment TaiSabaki keeping oneself always engaging their outside flanks so their like fighting a ghost they can't strike or grapple.
great demo guys! what I find makes ptk-smf unique is the actual use of footwork compared to many styles of any martial art. the mentality about closing in and finishing like it would be with real combat. not trying to win with the least amount of moves to look special. so thank you guys for giving your time to inform people.
+Tyler Lalonde Very kind of you brother, thank you! We actually couldn't do any real (bridging) footwork because the space was rather small and we didn't wanna hit the people sitting on the floor. ^_^
hiko sijouro they do more then diagonal footwork. but it is so under used in both fma and hema. Sayoc they are fools too stuck in drill after drill teaching bad reflexes.
It's easy to say what we do is "nothing special" or "it looks just like anyone else's." Sure, triangle footwork is common in FMA; how we execute it and the fact that we can actually transfer those skills into realistic sparring, is what sets us apart from others. Just look at any number of FMA sparring videos and ask yourself - if their footwork training is so "realistic," then why does it look so different when they spar? Why do their techniques disappear when the partner is no longer cooperating?
+PTK-SMF Peninsula any footwork is good compared to the lack of movement from most styles.
It's like watching Muhammad Ali! Guro Ferd has such a deep understanding of combat footwork it's impossible not to get absorbed whenever he teaches. More power, bro!
+bladesociety You honor me with your kind compliments and support bro. Maraming salamat!
+PTK-SMF Peninsula Just saying it as I see it, kapatid!
Спасибо!
Great !!
Great video :) I've studied Kung Fu and Pencak Silat all my life and would like to learn more of Pekiti Tirsia Kali :)
Thanks! I teach regular zoom classes now. www.ptk-kidlat.com/online-training
excellent
i just started learning arnis and learning how to fake and move in to strike and pumel
@Mumbling Marvic That's great! I hope you're having fun with your training in FMA!
i would like to see how this art would of been used histroically by tribal wariors