Empty hand technique w/ GM APO Manuel Taningco 1 | Willow System & Integrated Filipino Martial Arts
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- In this video GM APO Manuel Taningco shows how the scissor hand transitions into the off balancing of your opponent.
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As a Filipino, watching this makes me so proud! I wish I could learn FMA someday! (even for just defense strategies) A woman should learn how to protect herself too especially in this world lol
This is a part of our history and culture that should be more acknowledged by our own people and even the rest of the world. More power to you FMA!!💪🏽🙂👏🏼
We agree. Everyone has a right to defend themselves. Where are you located? Maybe we can help point you in the right direction in finding a FMA instructor.
FMA Pulse wow really, that sounds great! I live in Japan right now but will soon move to Scotland🙂
You are right! That's why i started learning this art last year! I'm pretty new! Still lot of things to learn and I'm enjoying learning it! Found a support group page for women FMA practitioners, it's great and helping me a lot! 😊
i been trying filipino arts for years and this is the first time I seen it explained so well. the high guard in outward stretched arms makes so much sense.
We're glad GM Taningco was able to clarify some of the movements for you. If you have any questions. Feel free to contact GM Taningco or us, and we'll try our best to answer your questions on FMA.
Thank you for showing this. So many similarities with other styles in FMA.
Indeed.
This man is very good. Subbed. He knows how all of the structural/positional fundamentals operate.
Excellent breakdown of principles and techniques. Thank you sir.
Wish he showed more. This is gold! Salamat po!
Thank you, we all wish he would show more. This was shown during as seminar in Ohio, and only had a limited time to show empty hand and weapons techniques and concepts.
I took a lesson from him years ago but don’t remember where or when but will never forget what he taught me.
Lessons learned is important in our journey. Sometimes the details of when and when get blurred, but the message is what's important.
HOT DAMN!!!!!
This was great.
Salamat po guys!!!!
You're welcome. We'll be dedicating this month to GM Manuel Taningco. Every Thursday evening at 7PM (Central Time) we'll be releasing a "Technique w/instructors" episode.
So Good. 😎👍🏼
I really like the open hand techniques and this opens up so many doors to redirecting and controlling an attacker.
Always love FMA.
Great yes, you have open mind when seeing a technique and seeing other personalities. Eventually that's what we all strive for.
FMA Pulse absolutely 🙏🏼💙
I wish you guys nothing but the best in life.
Keep up the great content.
Trending Videos Tv Channel that’s very true. Thank you. 😎🙏🏼
@@Brndndutton Thank you. We're working on looking for content the people can appreciate.
@Trending Videos Tv Channel And in a public space, it's always good to have an audience to witness the altercation in case the other person attacks you first. Just in case later on that person claimed you started it first, you have witnesses that can vouch for you.
nice techniques and explained well!
GM Apo does break things down so everyone can understand. A great teacher indeed.
believe me this techniques are very effective in street fights, it helps me in my fight
in my dream
Right, because that's the only place any of these techniques would work...in a dream.
The unrooting reminds me of Baguazhang. Good stuff.
Thank you. We're sure that through ancient times of Chinese migration to the Philippines, that the Chinese fighting arts/philosophy infused into FMA.
@@FMAPulse They seem to have encountered and absorbed the best from many cultures, including their own.
I love it
Feel free to contact GM APO Taningo on FB messenger for further questions or inquiries.
This is my preferred position as well. I would rather have a structure that funnels them to my center line.
Great. Would like to know your input why you like this position and structure.
@@FMAPulse I like to have my hands up and in a passive position as shown in the video. It also forces the attacker to strike straight on my center line as opposed to any circular attacks like hooks. Because the attacker is only left with the centerline opening it makes defending a little easier because their options are limited. It also makes limb destructions and moving to the outside line easier
@@GuroJeromeTeague thanks for your input. I'm sure the people reading your comment will find value.
Awesome video. Many thanks. Question : What is the purpose of that initial scissor move i. e. Where defender skims opponent's arm?
The idea and theory with the scissor strike is to temporarily numb the opponent's arm so they can no longer use it. When disabling the limb, this gives you time to follow up with other strikes/or counters.
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Many thanks. I can understand how that would work if you had a blade and did that to opponent's arm but how would empty hand cause anything significant in the heat of a fight with adrenaline pumping?
@@dmdm7690 By using the same scissor motion with the empty hand, you would strike with your inside knuckles to the person's bicep. GM APO explains it that, your actual target is the opponent's jaw. Using that same scissor motion, and depending on distance, you would have to slip, parry and strike the jaw at the same time.
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Many thanks
Nice
Would the exact same movement work if the the punch was made with the left hand with the left foot forward?
In theory it should work the same. But you would have to reverse the scissor hand, instead of parrying left and striking with the right. It would be parrying with the right hand and striking with the left.
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"Action is faster than reaction" well not all the time because still that will depend on who is on the receiving end.
no need to arm lock the opponent just finish him. always anticipate that your opponent is stronger and faster than you so better as much as possible finish him off.
Depending on situation. Would you do that to a family member? Some has to control the situation like people who work in security, police, agents, etc. Using excessive force depending on the situation can get you into trouble, so it all depends on the context.
@@FMAPulseJiujitsu, Taekwondo, or Hapkido is better and actually works.
We will not know if that was effective if the opponent is not resisting else were risking ourselves learning something not. I'm a Filipino and we know if that works on streets specially if your street is extremely delinquent.
1st step is knowing ur distanced/zone ...lol
funny story, I saw this Grand Master when he was a young teacher competing in a sparring competition in Cincinnati Ohio against a great tang soo do fighter named Lou Rogers, Manuel jumped around and jumped around flitting his hands quickly fast, it was a point karate tournament that is no contact, and he was jumping in and out very fast, Lou Rogers punched him in the face and knocked him out!, I know it was against the rules, when Lou came over to the stands I said why did you do that Lou?, he said he was jumping around all crazy like that I wanted everybody to see who would really win that fight!, I wonder if the Grand Master remembers that haha, no disrespect intended
reaction is not based on age that's false information your giving out.
Dapat ang mga Guard s pilipinas mag karuon muna ng basic trainning ng pilipino martial arts pr maprutektahan nila ang kanilang binabantayan pr hindi n sila pupunta ky tulfo dahil binogbug sila🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
None of this would work on a half way decent boxer.
dayaw apo..