Sinawali Drills #2

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  • @natestomp900
    @natestomp900 13 років тому

    ive been practicing escrima for sumthing like 2 years on and off and when i first started i used this video to learn heaven and earth thanks man

  • @csbaero
    @csbaero 12 років тому

    3 years hence.. and still your video is helping a lot of those who are interested in learning this art. many thanks!!

  • @maxell89
    @maxell89 15 років тому

    Hi Steve, these sinawali videos are very helpfull. We just started kombatan with my friend 2 weeks ago and these drills are just great. Thank you very much for posting! A bit of trivia, I also have 10 years of Goju-ryu behind and can honestly say that until just recently I haven't been able to really understand that art. Imho, it really takes a lot of work to make those techniques work properly.

  • @NeuroProctologist
    @NeuroProctologist 14 років тому

    Hey thanks for posting this.
    I just learned six count last night and made some decent progress with it overnight, but I like the way you've demonstrated it. It makes it easier to visualize the steps as a continuous movement, instead of individual steps.
    Thanks again. Very helpful.

  • @sychkid
    @sychkid 15 років тому

    Great videos. They sure help me remember some of the drills and patterns I learned when I was still taking up arnis in 2003, before I shifted to Shotokan. Drills like rompida, abaniko, banda y banda, ekis, ocho, sungkiti, single sinawali, double sinawali, rodonda, reverse rodonda, kadena, etc. Thanks for posting these videos!

  • @BahoUtot
    @BahoUtot 14 років тому

    Outstanding video. I'm reminiscing the good old days of elementary school in PHI.

  • @michealbmillzlynnmass4928
    @michealbmillzlynnmass4928 5 років тому

    This is awesome! Thank you for teaching. You just helped me with nunchuck strikes. I'm applying your teachings to nunchuck strikes and movements

  • @rtourtelot
    @rtourtelot 15 років тому

    Great stuff, Steve--thanks for this. I've been training boxing and muay thai for about ten years, and have just started getting into kali. I really appreciate you posting these great drills.

  • @renoboy666
    @renoboy666  10 років тому +8

    Although the following comment could be applied to a number of martial arts systems, I am particularly thinking about the various Filipino fighting styles. My strong advice is this: Don't get all caught up in your particular style as being "the best," "the most realistic," "the oldest," "the deadliest," etc. I have worked with a number of FMA styles -- Inosanto/Lacosta, Doces Pares, Pikiti Tirsia, Serrada, Modern Arnis, Villabrille-Largusa, Sayoc, and several others. The proponents of each style will give you a number of reasons (which sometimes merely border on "rationalizations" more than anything else) as to why their particular style is the best. They are all very proud of their group, just as Dan Inosanto used to compare them to rival high school football teams. Just nod your head and agree with them and they'll be more inclined to teach you their particular method. Most of the FMA styles should be thought of family systems -- they have a particular training progression, they stress certain drills, they concentrate on certain ranges of combat. When you work within that system, be humble and learn everything you can (empty your cup, in other words, to use the Buddhist metaphor) and think of the style, system, or art -- depending on the term they use -- as a way to organize the material to be learned. That's all the style, system, or art really is -- it's a vehicle to organize the techniques, strategies, and drills that you as the individual martial artist can use for your personal physical and spiritual development.

    • @frozenkrome
      @frozenkrome 9 років тому

      Totally agree with your perspective. That's how every humble individual open to new perspectives should train. There are so many people claiming they hold the absolute truth out there, it's a negative learning attitude. However, focusing on one system for a long time can help individuals see progress and avoid confusion.

  • @renoboy666
    @renoboy666  15 років тому

    Thanks. I think you'll find that western boxing, Muay Thai, and FMA all go together nicely, especially when you investigate the connection between Filipino Panantukan and the development of boxing in America, circa 1898 as a result of contact between Filipino boxers and U.S. servicemen during the Spanish American War.

  • @josh7451
    @josh7451 12 років тому

    wow great videos i was looking for a sinawalis tecniques for begginers and your videos are what i was looking for thank u i see it every day

  • @Snowcal09
    @Snowcal09 14 років тому

    You're a great teacher! Thanks to both of you! : ) If this comment post several times, it's a youtube problem. Again, thank you!

  • @scottgarner7290
    @scottgarner7290 5 років тому

    I like the practice vs a bo.. interesting thought on 4 being a power strike - like that you shared the empty hands and tied this into the drill. I understand sinawali to be many drills and at one time it was - May still be a complete system ..FMA are deep arts !

    • @djt6888
      @djt6888 5 років тому

      Sinawalli is basically anything with two sticks. Regular six is what the pattern he is doing is called.

  • @renoboy666
    @renoboy666  15 років тому

    My first immersion into the martial arts was Goju-ryu, coincidentally. A 7th grade science teacher showed me two or three katas during phys ed class and then I started taking a class that following summer.

  • @haradin1337
    @haradin1337 12 років тому

    Awesome video, just started escrima and i need some home drills to practice :) havvent been able to find a proper video untill now. thank you!

  • @bodej63
    @bodej63 13 років тому

    Great stuff, great video. Send more of these techniques out, finally got the heaven & earth motions.

  • @22Judoka
    @22Judoka 12 років тому

    Thank you. Been getting frustrated at practice by this helps break down all the by the numbers!

  • @ronin752
    @ronin752 12 років тому

    @maxell89
    I don't know. I study Shorin, but know quite a few Goju kata. It seems to me that the kali enlightens the goju. Try putting the sticks in your hands, doing the strikes Steve shows, and then doing Seiunchin. Goju movement, "Filipino" strikes and blocks. Tell me what you come up with.

  • @TheThalius
    @TheThalius 12 років тому

    Nice vid. Just wanted to point out however, that the wattik and the abanico are different strikes. the wattik is a flicking motion that remains on the same side of the body where as the abanico is the fanning motion. Just a clarification . again pleasant watch.

  • @Snowcal09
    @Snowcal09 14 років тому

    You're a great teacher! Thanks to both of you! : )

  • @AN71H3RO
    @AN71H3RO 11 років тому

    Fantastic video, gave me lots of ideas for my training. Thank you for posting.

  • @Pulstar232
    @Pulstar232 12 років тому

    As a pinoy, I must like this! :D

  • @ronin752
    @ronin752 12 років тому

    @renoboy666
    Really, I study shorin, and the Filipino arts really open up the meaning of many of the blocks in Okinawan karate. Heaven 6 is just a "middle block" and a punch or a "low block" and a punch. It took me very little time to pick up the movement of the sticks, because it is the same movement as our empty hand. Seems to blend well with Okinawan karate. What are your thoughts?

  • @renoboy666
    @renoboy666  14 років тому

    @danbau08 -- It's from a combination of styles within the Filipino martial arts, but mainly from two primary sources: (1) Dan Inosanto's system and (2) Greg Alland's interpretation of pekiti tersia, but these movements are common to most double stick techniques in hundreds of Filipino systems.

  • @CurseTheVulgar
    @CurseTheVulgar 11 років тому

    The purpose of sinawali, although not practiced in Balintawak with double sticks, is to build coordination, body mechanics and to familiarise the student with basic striking patterns. It's not very unlike what Balintawak does in the empty hands hubod lubad/corridas/muestra transitions.
    I believe it's simply a matter of teaching preference and it all serves the same goal in the end; to make the practitioner a versatile and adaptable fighter.

  • @robgaunt5951
    @robgaunt5951 14 років тому

    This was very helpful for me. Thanks!
    What you do at 1:05 looks like a 3-beat weave from poi spinning.

  • @BurpAtTheMoon
    @BurpAtTheMoon 12 років тому

    1:17 I love those moves, especially when my opponent is showing off with it. I just simply poke at one of his "swords" and gets off balance hitting himself or dropping his guard. We all laughed at this count-attack and went on practiceing...until a guy with a zweihander came into the fray...it was nasty :D
    Great video, thank you for it.

  • @iaadotlk1
    @iaadotlk1 13 років тому

    Thank you very, very much. I learned a lot.

  • @iliketheodds2575
    @iliketheodds2575 10 років тому

    Noticed that the video is from 2008. How are you and your sons progressing with your training, sir?

  • @peterjeanguerrero305
    @peterjeanguerrero305 3 роки тому

    Thanks exellent kali good expotition

  • @MrLense
    @MrLense 12 років тому

    Really broke the moves down thanks :)

  • @Kr4zi4ur0mg
    @Kr4zi4ur0mg 14 років тому

    Wow man , amazing video man.
    just subscribed.

  • @TheRpapito
    @TheRpapito 11 років тому

    Great basic workout! very nice

  • @guycsharpe
    @guycsharpe 12 років тому

    love the video bro

  • @basvanlaarhoven9088
    @basvanlaarhoven9088 10 років тому

    Thank you!! Verry helpfull

  • @renoboy666
    @renoboy666  14 років тому

    @robgaunt -- Happy to help!

  • @rohaimie
    @rohaimie 14 років тому

    video great man!

  • @renoboy666
    @renoboy666  15 років тому

    Thank you!

  • @anthonynastasi2022
    @anthonynastasi2022 5 років тому

    Very. Nice thanks

  • @renoboy666
    @renoboy666  15 років тому

    I'm glad. Thanks.

  • @Justericpersonal
    @Justericpersonal 12 років тому

    Good teaching! :)

  • @alexrivas2436
    @alexrivas2436 2 роки тому

    Ang galing mo bro,

  • @y125zr4
    @y125zr4 10 років тому +1

    Do stick can be replace with machete when doing sinawali

    • @renoboy666
      @renoboy666  10 років тому +1

      Absolutely, yes. You could use machetes, bolos, long knives, short knives, espada y daga, or any number of weapons -- the principles, and associated angles of attack and defense, -- are basically the same. You might have to make some adjustments depending on the length of the weapon, of course.

  • @survivalkraft
    @survivalkraft 11 років тому

    Great video! I just subbed!

  • @MongPhu
    @MongPhu 11 років тому

    very nice thanks for sharing!!

  • @renoboy666
    @renoboy666  14 років тому

    @pieter4151 -- Good point. I don't carry sticks with me either.

  • @kantoboy8447
    @kantoboy8447 11 років тому

    Oh yeah it will work on the streets, at the right time and moment, just be smart about it if someone pulls a gun out do what ever the person with a gun wants you to do, when you get a chance strike, it's also nice if you have a gun.

  • @carot2003
    @carot2003 8 років тому

    Thanks, helpful..

  • @villejohn8926
    @villejohn8926 11 років тому

    could it also be heaven,earth and hell?

  • @anykain
    @anykain 13 років тому

    rly good vid

  • @navalairstation
    @navalairstation 13 років тому

    more pls!!!

  • @OXYGENE619
    @OXYGENE619 11 років тому

    молодец мне очень понравилось VERY GOOD.

  • @renoboy666
    @renoboy666  14 років тому

    @Kr4zi4ur0mg -- Thanks!

  • @kyleaca5122
    @kyleaca5122 7 років тому +1

    His sons went on to be undefeated at school

    • @TREEHUGGAH1
      @TREEHUGGAH1 7 років тому

      kyleaca which school and where is it?

  • @niseiken
    @niseiken 12 років тому

    Nice we call that a 6 count drill.

  • @spartanwarrior1
    @spartanwarrior1 14 років тому

    @spartanwarrior1 errr.....imagine this guy doing the same motions without sticks but with his palms or fists clenched...many laymen don`t see its true applications..

  • @redg3530
    @redg3530 11 років тому +1

    not against what you're doing, i love FMA but why don't you just call it its real name - Sinawali. People go to other countries, learn from them, then they come home and change its name.

  • @25151206
    @25151206 11 років тому

    If your opponent has a gun and you have sticks, a knife, or empty hands, then rush him. By the time he pulls out the gun, removes the safety and chambers a round, you would've hit him or stabbed him

  • @renatoramirez6640
    @renatoramirez6640 11 років тому

    can you teach me how...to arnis

  • @a053303
    @a053303 11 років тому

    subbed!

  • @aigle31100
    @aigle31100 11 років тому

    good good

  • @PATISHAH
    @PATISHAH 11 років тому

    i break my brain//./

  • @ropemanseven
    @ropemanseven 14 років тому

    Testing 123

  • @jhamoke
    @jhamoke 11 років тому

    lol

  • @rezakamarudin
    @rezakamarudin 13 років тому

    Thank you!