Panantukan Part 4 - Double Outside Entry & Vertical Elbow Destruction

[@bradpryer]

Great video! Well explained step by step guide and easy to follow and learn from. Thanks!

[@Rikitocker]

My Grandfather was a Bare Knuckle prize fighter in the 1920's - it is amazing to me how similar so many of the moves are to what he taught me - the heavy use of the elbows, trapping and split entries all went by different names but the execution is very similar.

[@maxstrengthholistics]

Was this in the Philippines?

[@BrunoRoig]

Great UA-cam channel. Keep it coming! Raul GS

[@wael77]

Thanks. I'm familiar with all these but still a good review.

[@OneBrighDay]

Nice stuff, I tend to prefer the high salute to a bolo punch myself

[@jasonpatio8338]

I'm left handed. And bladed. This drill sets me up to access a self protection tool with my left hand, if needed. Availability is there. Most attackers will punch with their right

[@bigfootmouse]

when the hell is this guy going to release a dvd set?!!!

[@lazarenkoka]

Part 4 - Double Outside Entry & Vertical Elbow Destruction

[@BayaniWarrior]

Nice brother!

[@sgtschmitty8013]

Good shit OG

[@jasonpatio8338]

Easy to make a right handed training dummy at home. Covid19 era for me

[@7XxdrizzyxX7]

Oh Yeah btw what are the best thing I should try practicing these techniques on exept for people????

[@Colimarche]

There's a reason why you never see trapping hands in a boxing ring.

[@7XxdrizzyxX7]

I wish I was back in the philipines cause I know a lot of classes for true filipino martial arts is there here in the US I don't know I want it from true Filipinos.

[@sonnysmash]

Is there anyone in the Bay that teaches panantukan?

[@wecanwatersports1290]

😀

[@aidenfisher5679]

This guy's crap doesnt work in a real fight. There's not enough power to hurt any body's arm w d arm destruction to end d fight.