I think that often times, we get caught up in practicing the more elaborate techniques in the belief that ''More is better'' but sometimes that just isn't the case. This wonderful video shows that with the execution of the 'basics' is highly fundamental to achieving results, and that it can also be a pleasure practicing them. Bruce Lee allegedly stated that he was more fearful of fighting the man who ''Practiced not a thousand kicks one time, but the man who practiced one kick a thousand times''.
Very nice video. I think that the Filipinos have the most effective martial arts in the the world. I traveled many countries to study martial arts, as this was my dream. But these arts have something different. Their effectiveness is not in the techniques' arsenal or in the syllabus, like other martial arts but in the principle of moving and using every tool you have in the most effective way in real time without having to take decisions as all the the moves come natural. And they are open to combine them with every technique you want to incorporate into your personal style.
Ethnikaorify Georg I think you are totally right. The Filipinos have the best system because of their openness towards learning and adapting. They never become bogged down by tradition or fooled into mysticism as they constantly test their techniques against the best of the best. There is no other art which is as 'live' as Kali.
Yes, the Spaniards taught the Filipinos fencing. The Americans taught the Filipinos Western-style boxing. The Japanese taught the Filipinos judo and Jiu jitsu. And we, being the ultimate copycats that we are, have successfully used these techniques to fight off our enemies. Because a truly effective self-defence system is not found on one martial art alone but in the skillful use of the various martial arts in various situations.
@@davidquinningan8946 copy-cats? ?You mean ultimate innovators. No martial art is pure. Karate came from kung fu, jiu jitsu came from chinese grappling, kung fu came from kalaripayattu, muay boran came from indian and chinese infused martial arts(as rumors said to have originated from cambodia) , BJJ came from japanese JJ. If you think that you racialize filipinos as copy cats then we would have said the same to you and to all of these martial arts too. For your info FMA revolutionized boxing look it up the original boxing in queensbirry rules its different from what it is today. Sure the americans introduced boxing to the phills but that doesnt mean that filipinos dont have contribution to boxing. Americans borrowed our blocks and some of our strikes, the stance and the guard. So I gotta say to you who is a real copy cat? (None of course).this is basicallya question an ignorant person would ask.
Thanks for this. I use your videos as my exercise regimen and boy do I sweat a lot. I even lost some weight just from this and that warm-up video. I felt better than ever.
Since when is the title "guro" based on age?! Isn't it based on skill and experience? If his instructor bestowed the title on him, then he's a guro! Fkin keyboard warriors and their opinions....
Very nice. I trained in Kenpo, then Muay Thai, and recently began Kali. I have been looking for a way to tie it all together and I think I found it. Great video!
Good thing you have this online courses because I do not have the budget to enroll in a group or gym that can teach me Filipino martial arts. I have been studying styles from other countries and often I neglect to look back on my own native style. This can be a good start for now. Thank you.
I'm happy that I could provide a resource to help people who are in need. The Filipinos have the most effective and diverse art in the planet... I hope they all treat it with the same love and respect that I do :).
The native style here in Thailand is Muay Thai. However, since I live in the North, the local style is called Daab Lanna (Lanna Sword) and Muay Jerng, which are very similar to Kung Fu and Silat respectively. My original style that I started with was Shaolin Kung Fu.
I have a lot of respect for Kali - Anyone can see that there is science, expirience, and legacy, in Kali - What I cannot understand is how this Panantukan is not a blend of Western Boxing and Thai Boxing - I am sorry to say that this Panantukan is a modern invention.
Oh wow. Finally a legit looking FMA guy nothing fancy just a numbered striking system of the shit we know works. Your content is gold. Where are you teaching out of?
Hi Delroy. I think the best thing you can do for increasing shoulder mobility is engage in a 30 second hang 3 times daily. It will really open up your shoulder girdle and improve the range of your elbows. Good luck!
Yeah I know there is very little detailed instruction on Panantukan, partly because it is so complicated to teach. Thanks for the kind words... but you know the technique tends to slip out the window during sparring!
good to see someone who wants to spread the word! keep going if you haven't already love to see someone split guard entry partner drills. going to post this video on Twitter see if we can drum up a few donations I will be doing so on pay day
Thank you very much for the support. I hate fishing for donations, but you know that gyms aren't free and putting together material like this is a lot of hard work. As long as people make use of this and keep the art going, I'll be happy. Yes, next in the series will be guntings and split entries with a partner on pads!
HeS Real , all ones need to do is take your phone and do what he is doing in a room or the park hear the music and be him he is a very good , A Master .Thanks .Al....
I appreciate your videos, and I am glad resources such as this exist, I don't have much money, but I would like to make a donation. Please let me know how I can do so.
Thank you for your kind words and support. If you don't have much money, then please don't worry about making a donation. Spend the money on your family or important investments. Practice diligently and best wishes!
Edwin Villanueva I learned the Core Combat system (JKD-Kali-Silat) from Sifu Tylus Quan Do. I'm also certified in JKD and Panantukan from Guro Mark Stewart (Guro Ted Lucaylucay lineage).
Sakan Lam thank you for a great video but one question you think I could use these techiques even if i'm not experienced in other martial arts. I'm a complete novice and i'm just training for self defense not trying to pick a fight with any one. Really would appreciate your thoughts.
Moss Ross You're very welcome my friend. Yes you should definitely be practicing these techniques as they are the basis of most striking arts. Even though you are a novice you can still get your repetitions in. Once you feel comfortable enough you should find a competent coach to help you advance more streadily.
NZ Maori have a marital art called Mau rakau . Similar to staff fighting. The footwork is quick and fluid uses many angles to attack and defend. Wonder if it can combine with Philipino martial arts. I really appreciate and respect Philipino systems so functional and taught with humility - but so deadly
Filipino Martial Arts are the most adaptive and progressive martial arts in the world. If there is a new efficient method of doing things, they are quick to incorporate and experiment.
Focus on loading the shoulder girdle, thrusting it forward, and releasing it from the socket. Every good elbow has shoulder extension, which adds to the snap.
No, we don't have any branches in Las Vegas. However, I recommend Kung Fu Academy Martial Arts School. They teach the same disciplines as we do and have a great facility.
i come from a pure boxing background and i have a serious question will training in escrima/panantukan change what i already know from boxing footwork,punching technique,defense etr? in other words will i be able to use my boxing after a decade of training in a new art like panantukan or will this make me unlearn everything i knew from western boxing? because from what i heard some arts conflict each other
No you need to keep your boxing background as that is the fundamental basis of this system. It is a hybrid art. All you will need to adapt is the ability to bridge the gap or create distance to deploy your weapon after using your boxing. The skills build upon each other
@@SakanLam please explain more does panantukan have western boxing as a base and than it just adds alot of dirty stuff to it is that what it is? and if so is it ideal for a classic western boxer? some say that western boxing derived from panantukan i cant find much info about that though
@@figfydgfds4051 it starts with Kali empty hands, originally called Mano Mano. It has similar motions to swinging a stick or slashing with a knife and was mostly hammer fists, elbows and open palms to prevent breaking of the hands. The Panantukan hybrid system added Western boxing along with Silat entries, sweeps, and takedowns. This is more of a complete system that allows for more competitiveness with other combat sports. However the goal is to always support weapons. Question is, did Panantukan influence Western Boxing? I don't believe that is the case.
@@SakanLam thanks for your reply i appreciate it what about you do you have experience in western boxing? And would you pick escrima over boxing? The thing i dont understand is i see in panatukan there are alot of grabbing limb destruction and stuff like that but in fact all that is required to take a guy down is one solid punch to the chin so why bother breaking the guys weapons when you can go for the quickest route which is the knockout is there a reason?
@@figfydgfds4051 I've trained in boxing and muay thai, but never had any fights in those. Only competed in amateur MMA and full-contact. I would not pick one over the other, as they are both valuable to me. Self-defense requires a different mindset and the combat sports mentality is useful but could get you in trouble. Yes you can KO a person with one shot, but sometimes you don't have that option, especially if there are multiple opponents or weapons are involved. Panantukan has the guerilla warfare mindset... which is different from the dueling, one-on-one streetboxing mentality.
@@SakanLam ho!! Thank you for your reply beautiful heart !! I did not expected you would reply to me 😊😊😊i am very surprised and really really happy to meet you😋😋😋if i could i would take you as master of panantukan!! I am learning it in france but that’s different… and i am so bad at fighting…😔😔😔but i try to do my best… i would like to be strong like you beautiful master… and believe me i am. Very very honored to meet you even by youtube… thank you very very much for this moment you took for me !! I will do the same for you !! Take care good boy and see you when you want it !! I am always ready to talk with the true propre. Feel free to talk with me when you want. I will always try to reply in time !! 😛😛😛🥰🥰🥰
@@marinasaing340 It's my pleasure to interact with my viewers, Marina. Take your time and train diligently, you will achieve your goals in the future. Always here for you and grateful for your viewership. All my best, from Chiang Mai, Thailand!
@@SakanLam 😛😛😛i am so happy to have this grace to talk with you Chiang Mai !! It’s so hard to find real good people into this world…so when i think i found somebody good i do my best for them. And i believe into their words. I know we can’t always speak true into this world of lies, but i do my best to stand true everyday. And i really thank you for your attention, for the time you take for me. It’s a real mark of respect for me. Yes master !! I will take my time to be stronger… now i am really weak… i even can’t protect my own life…that’s makes me feel so angry !! But i want to train hard everyday and in the future i wish i will be able to protect the good people… and myself… if i was rich i would pay you to be my bodyguard Chiangmai. Sorry for the script of your name, this the machine…I don’t know how to use any fonctions… 😅of this crazy machine!! 🤣 I will remember your good words my dear good heart 🥰🥰🥰😛😛😛i will be patient and diligent…as much as it’s possible for me…because that’s true i am not patient at all and not diligent at all… but your advice is advice of a master, so i know you are right… so i will listen to your words master Chiangmai !! Me too i will do my best to be there for you too when you need !! I wish to hear from you soon 😊😊😊🥰🥰🥰
@@SakanLam ho… i am very sorry beautiful heart… i thought it was your name and now i feel a little bit confused 😅Chiangmai is your city 😅so now i know it i can name you sakan lam😂 take care good boy !! See you when you want it !! 😋😋😋🥰🥰🥰
but I could be wrong, I'm going to leave my prejudices aside and study more pangamut, I'm Brazilian and I really like Southeast Asian countries, you are very humble compared to the Chinese, Japanese and Koreans who think their cultures and martial arts are the best of the world! 🙏
The whole Filipino community here in Chiang Mai have no clue about their own fighting arts. I keep pestering them to learn, but they'd rather play basketball. Luckily, I convinced Luis my assistant instructor to stick with it and now he believes how important it is to carry on his heritage to the next generation!
First time I asked what panan tukan was because it was the name of a chicken house in sagada, they asked if I want some panan tukan i said yes because I thought they were going to teach me something they then took me behind the house where the chicken pen was took a stick and beat the chicken with the stick then it died and they put it in hot water and started pulling out the feathers and cleaning it and made a dish which they claimed was panan tukan adobo..
AMOK KNIFE TACTICAL SOLUTIONS Right. The basic strikes of modern Panantukan aren't much different than that of Muay Thai. What differentiates this system from others is the footwork, angles, entries, guntings, deployment of weapons, dumog, and dirty tactics. All of which will be covered in the intermediate course. Thanks for commenting - I'm a big fan of the Amok! system.
amok is not a system amok is a simple moro moro concepts of fightin tradicionan moros fighting arts panantukan is the non filippino way to boxing respect you work but is not pinoy salamat po sakaran lam the old masters in the past time make diferent arnt in the bathle this is a inosanto metot to make filippino modern boxing
Sakan Lam: Well, for some it matters to them. It goes down to their craft, heritage, history and stories. Anyway, you have made a point from your answer that is enough for me since your master's master's teachings transcends to this age coming from you. I was genuinely asking for that thought. Your answer sufficed my question. No bash intended. 👌😎👌
J Izit Much respect. Most of my teachers from the Inosanto lineage use this spelling, and so does my teacher under Guro Ted Lucaylucay. Also it seems to be the most popular form found on UA-cam, so I stuck with it. Thanks for your comment!
I think that often times, we get caught up in practicing the more elaborate techniques in the belief that ''More is better'' but sometimes that just isn't the case. This wonderful video shows that with the execution of the 'basics' is highly fundamental to achieving results, and that it can also be a pleasure practicing them. Bruce Lee allegedly stated that he was more fearful of fighting the man who ''Practiced not a thousand kicks one time, but the man who practiced one kick a thousand times''.
Exactly!
That saying is much older than Bruce 🤣🤣🤣
@@Bakmeiredfist Cut him some slack, for many, that was probably where they heard it first is all. No need to ridicule.
If you don't work basics, YOU DON'T HAVE ANYTHING.
absolutely
Quality instruction for FMA-rooted styles delivered over the internet for FREE is very rare. This video is a gift. Thank you.
My pleasure, thank you for the kind comment 🙏
Superb best fma video I've ever seen.
Thank you. I'm trying to keep it clear and simple.
Very nice video. I think that the Filipinos have the most effective martial arts in the the world. I traveled many countries to study martial arts, as this was my dream. But these arts have something different. Their effectiveness is not in the techniques' arsenal or in the syllabus, like other martial arts but in the principle of moving and using every tool you have in the most effective way in real time without having to take decisions as all the the moves come natural. And they are open to combine them with every technique you want to incorporate into your personal style.
Ethnikaorify Georg I think you are totally right. The Filipinos have the best system because of their openness towards learning and adapting. They never become bogged down by tradition or fooled into mysticism as they constantly test their techniques against the best of the best. There is no other art which is as 'live' as Kali.
Yes, the Spaniards taught the Filipinos fencing. The Americans taught the Filipinos Western-style boxing. The Japanese taught the Filipinos judo and Jiu jitsu. And we, being the ultimate copycats that we are, have successfully used these techniques to fight off our enemies. Because a truly effective self-defence system is not found on one martial art alone but in the skillful use of the various martial arts in various situations.
@@davidquinningan8946 copy-cats? ?You mean ultimate innovators. No martial art is pure. Karate came from kung fu, jiu jitsu came from chinese grappling, kung fu came from kalaripayattu, muay boran came from indian and chinese infused martial arts(as rumors said to have originated from cambodia) , BJJ came from japanese JJ. If you think that you racialize filipinos as copy cats then we would have said the same to you and to all of these martial arts too.
For your info FMA revolutionized boxing look it up the original boxing in queensbirry rules its different from what it is today. Sure the americans introduced boxing to the phills but that doesnt mean that filipinos dont have contribution to boxing. Americans borrowed our blocks and some of our strikes, the stance and the guard. So I gotta say to you who is a real copy cat? (None of course).this is basicallya question an ignorant person would ask.
@@davidquinningan8946 You better delete that comment or there will be trouble for you
@@mysticbumblebee2002 we cant stop him though😅
A troll trolls.
Thanks for this. I use your videos as my exercise regimen and boy do I sweat a lot. I even lost some weight just from this and that warm-up video. I felt better than ever.
I'm ecstatic to hear that my videos have been helping you out!
Thank you, I also used it to train alongside. Very underrated, knowledgeable, martial artist on youtube. much love and respect brother
Thank you for the kind words. It's nice to be recognized and appreciated.
Excellent foot work with each technique. Very well done demonstration.
Who the heck gave the thumbs down?!! What's not to like? I've been training in Kali for years, still I learn new things from Guro Sakan
Haha yea some people, man. Guess they don't know hard work and effort when they see it! Thanks for the support and inspiration as always Guro Alex!
bladesociety idiots who only know how to fight typing on keyboards osu.
I've never called myself Guro. People have called me it, but I almost always reject the title - so calm down
And who gives nobodies like frootjooce the right to talk in such a disrespectful way? Very good workout and great technique deserves the title "Guro".
Since when is the title "guro" based on age?! Isn't it based on skill and experience? If his instructor bestowed the title on him, then he's a guro! Fkin keyboard warriors and their opinions....
Good Monday morning coach..have a blessed and productive day 🙏
All my best, my friend
Very nice. I trained in Kenpo, then Muay Thai, and recently began Kali. I have been looking for a way to tie it all together and I think I found it. Great video!
Joseph Murray Honored that you would say such a thing! You can learn a lot through the diversification of systems.
nice! panantukan is still so unknown and have so few ressources available online. Thank you for making this series!
Yes, there is not enough quality material online to learn this amazing art. I'm glad you can make use of this. Best of luck in training.
Very generous of you to provide this. Excellent and clear demonstration as well. Thank you.
I'm happy that people like yourself are using it to further their practice. All the best.
slow is smooth, smooth is fast. very nice!!!
Coach Jimmy Thank you Coach! Some days slow is just slow for me, haha.
Im following your free Siltat tutorials online and am seriously considering taking your at home courses...💯
You would not be disappointed. The content is 🔥
Super many thanks. This is exactly what I was looking for, more please. I want to learn your channel and Panantukan. Many greetings Guido 💯🙏👍🔥🔥🔥
My pleasure, Guido. Thank you for watching and supporting my channel.
Esses movimentos são muito importantes! Diego Lourenço from 🇧🇷
Good thing you have this online courses because I do not have the budget to enroll in a group or gym that can teach me Filipino martial arts. I have been studying styles from other countries and often I neglect to look back on my own native style. This can be a good start for now. Thank you.
I'm happy that I could provide a resource to help people who are in need. The Filipinos have the most effective and diverse art in the planet... I hope they all treat it with the same love and respect that I do :).
The native style here in Thailand is Muay Thai. However, since I live in the North, the local style is called Daab Lanna (Lanna Sword) and Muay Jerng, which are very similar to Kung Fu and Silat respectively. My original style that I started with was Shaolin Kung Fu.
Excelente clase de panantucan. No conocía el estilo. Me gusto por variado.
Me podrías mandar una lista pequeña de vídeos o libros de Panantukan para aplicarlos en mis grupos de artes marciales?
You have an incredible package here 52 blocks and Kali (mixing the two).
love your flowing technique sir.respect from Malaysia& silat practicioner
izham khairul Appreciate the kind words my friend. Salamat, hormat.
Thank you Guro. Very generous of you and very educational.
Nad Navlis I'm happy that it's of use to you! Not a Guro yet... Just Sakan, thanks!
Thanks for another great video! I love the fact that you show the same moves from 3 different angles. Please post some more JKD videos as well!
leafsfan71 Thank you! Happy that you enjoyed this series. I'll have to consider JKD, as it is very complicated in its subtlety.
Dammit Now Im hooked to this haha. Thanks for uploading
My pleasure. I felt the same when first discovering this system!
Fantabulous video bro I love you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏. With lots of love and respect from India Anirban Nandy.
Thank you for your support and viewership bro 🙏
So practical and effective to use in real combat
Absolutely. Panantukan is an awesome system!
Maestro apreció mucho su arte , me gustaría poder dominarlo "...
I have a lot of respect for Kali - Anyone can see that there is science, expirience, and legacy, in Kali - What I cannot understand is how this Panantukan is not a blend of Western Boxing and Thai Boxing - I am sorry to say that this Panantukan is a modern invention.
I agree with you.
There is ALOT of crossover between the two...am a master instructor in pekiti-tirsia kali...
Oh wow. Finally a legit looking FMA guy nothing fancy just a numbered striking system of the shit we know works. Your content is gold. Where are you teaching out of?
Thank you for the kind words, my friend. I am based in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Thanks for the lessons. I will practice these everyday.
Anytime, my man. Please check out my full-fledged online course Panantukan Online, as well!
Hi sakan, I pray you're well. Any tips on stretching shoulders to improve upward elbows please.??? Thanks for your time n energy ❤
Hi Delroy. I think the best thing you can do for increasing shoulder mobility is engage in a 30 second hang 3 times daily. It will really open up your shoulder girdle and improve the range of your elbows. Good luck!
Hopefully I can find this instruction in daytona beach
Hope you find something worthwhile!
Awesome thank you 🙏🏽
Excelente mestre.
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Excellent video and clear explanation!
The Depraved Epoch I made it so people with limited English ability could follow along. Thanks for the feedback!
Nice panantukan series. I really like that combination with Muay Thai.
Hope you can make use of it! You should check out Manonuda and their video, Muay Thai for the street!
Yeah Nudda is incredible! However, his focus is mostly boxing and upper body strikes.
Thanks for sharing. keep it coming.
I'll do my best! Thanks for the support.
Awesome skill
Well Presented Beautiful Appreciate.
My pleasure, thanks for watching!
this is awesome I really need to learn this..
Start with the solo drills and training first. Once you have a Kali instructor, then you will be one step ahead in training!
nice. there's not that much good content about FMA on UA-cam.
Nice basics and your technic is top notch, as far as I can say from this video. :-)
Yeah I know there is very little detailed instruction on Panantukan, partly because it is so complicated to teach. Thanks for the kind words... but you know the technique tends to slip out the window during sparring!
good to see someone who wants to spread the word! keep going
if you haven't already love to see someone split guard entry partner drills. going to post this video on Twitter see if we can drum up a few donations I will be doing so on pay day
Thank you very much for the support. I hate fishing for donations, but you know that gyms aren't free and putting together material like this is a lot of hard work. As long as people make use of this and keep the art going, I'll be happy. Yes, next in the series will be guntings and split entries with a partner on pads!
Dear Coach..in traditional Silat under your system..what color sash or belt does a beginner student rate?
My teacher never assigned us belts or sashes. We only go by practitioner rank.
@@SakanLam What rank or title is a new student in Silat?
@@Zenny-y7g We consider them Level I Practitioner
@@SakanLam Thanks for the feedback Professor
@@SakanLam Last question Professor..if I sign up for your at home Silat..would you be considered my Instructor per se?
Very good👍🏽👊🏾
Thank you, my friend!
Would definitely buy some training material for panantukan. Would be cool to see some on dynamic striking.
Panantukan is one of my top rated courses. Please check it out here:
members.corecombatchiangmaionline.com/courses/panantukan-online
@@SakanLam Thank you for that
@@tobychamberlain8703 my pleasure. Hope you've been enjoying the channel
Excellent!
Freier Blick Thank you for the compliment! Hope you enjoy the rest of the channel.
You're welcome! Of course, I will do. Your videos are very helpful. Many greetings from Germany!
Just subscribed, more power to you good sir osu.
Antonio Guamil Thank you for joining the journey, brother! OSU!!
Great stuff. I train Muay Thai but I wanna train panantukan. They go hand in hand
Yeah no doubt. Sometimes Muay Thai gets a bit old and repetitive, but Panantukan keeps it all fresh! Take care and thanks.
I also practice Muay Thai and Panantukan! Super valuable!
HeS Real , all ones need to do is take your phone and do what he is doing in a room or the park hear the music and be him he is a very good , A Master .Thanks .Al....
I appreciate your videos, and I am glad resources such as this exist, I don't have much money, but I would like to make a donation. Please let me know how I can do so.
Thank you for your kind words and support. If you don't have much money, then please don't worry about making a donation. Spend the money on your family or important investments. Practice diligently and best wishes!
Coach..are daily jurus included in your at home silat program?
There are quite a few solo jurus which you can practice on your own.
@@SakanLam Perfect signing up today for your Silat at home
@@SakanLam I just purchased your Silat at home course Coach..let my Silat journey begin under your online instruction 🙏
The moment i get paid Im buying all your programs
Much love homie!
Sakan Lam what is your martial arts backround? Where did you learn Kali and Panantukan?
Edwin Villanueva I learned the Core Combat system (JKD-Kali-Silat) from Sifu Tylus Quan Do. I'm also certified in JKD and Panantukan from Guro Mark Stewart (Guro Ted Lucaylucay lineage).
Excelent movements
Thank you. Really appreciate it!
Dimpl & easy to emulate !! Nice video sakan, I’ll try to learn some!!
VERY GOOD...Pugay po!
giovaldo lima Thank you! Pugay - Salute to the masters!
Great videos... thank you.
Sakan Lam thank you for a great video but one question you think I could use these techiques even if i'm not experienced in other martial arts. I'm a complete novice and i'm just training for self defense not trying to pick a fight with any one. Really would appreciate your thoughts.
Moss Ross You're very welcome my friend. Yes you should definitely be practicing these techniques as they are the basis of most striking arts. Even though you are a novice you can still get your repetitions in. Once you feel comfortable enough you should find a competent coach to help you advance more streadily.
Sakan Lam Thank you for the advice. I also liked and subscribed keep up the great work.
genial, es un arte marcial muy efectivo
Muchas gracias, amigo!
Thanks you master
NZ Maori have a marital art called Mau rakau . Similar to staff fighting.
The footwork is quick and fluid uses many angles to attack and defend. Wonder if it can combine with Philipino martial arts.
I really appreciate and respect Philipino systems so functional and taught with humility - but so deadly
Filipino Martial Arts are the most adaptive and progressive martial arts in the world. If there is a new efficient method of doing things, they are quick to incorporate and experiment.
quality movement! there it is!!
twelvepetaledlotus I'm happy you can see that!
With all respect. Your body book cannot be thrown like that.
Appreciate the respect, but why not?
Thank You
Thank you for watching, my friend.
HELLO WILLIAM THIS IS ART WILL WORK IN A STREET FIGHT IS THERE A SCHOOL IN LAS VEGAS NV
Yes, definitely practical for street combat. Check out Sifu Richard Lamoureaux Martial Arts & Kali & Escrima & JKD.
You are awesome !
Burak Yilmaz Much love, brother!
pretty awesome, dude.
Calvin var Happy to share with you, bro.
Also my elbow thrusting seems weak, any tips?? Thanks
Focus on loading the shoulder girdle, thrusting it forward, and releasing it from the socket. Every good elbow has shoulder extension, which adds to the snap.
@@SakanLam Dependable n amazing as ever. Thanks for fast response. My wife complain because I practice on her, she now elbows me while I sleep
@@delroyeverett1832 Hahaha, can't say that you don't deserve it
Awesome thank you great vid subbed for sure
Brian Keane My pleasure! Hope you enjoy the rest of the channel.
Dan Inosanto - Panantukan, Dirty Boxing (Filipino Boxing, Pangamut, Suntukan) (Vol. 1)
I've watched his series a hundred times. He is our teacher's teacher. Good luck learning anything from them, he moves way too quickly!!
Hello William Do Have Schools Las Vegas NV If So What The location
No, we don't have any branches in Las Vegas. However, I recommend Kung Fu Academy Martial Arts School. They teach the same disciplines as we do and have a great facility.
Nice striking :)
Zen Dragon Glad you think so, brother!
Keyboard experts were the real experts ha3x they comment like they had fighting experience
The anonymity of the internet will be a thing of the past soon! So fewer keyboard warriors for sure.
i come from a pure boxing background and i have a serious question will training in escrima/panantukan change what i already know from boxing footwork,punching technique,defense etr? in other words will i be able to use my boxing after a decade of training in a new art like panantukan or will this make me unlearn everything i knew from western boxing? because from what i heard some arts conflict each other
No you need to keep your boxing background as that is the fundamental basis of this system. It is a hybrid art. All you will need to adapt is the ability to bridge the gap or create distance to deploy your weapon after using your boxing. The skills build upon each other
@@SakanLam please explain more does panantukan have western boxing as a base and than it just adds alot of dirty stuff to it is that what it is? and if so is it ideal for a classic western boxer? some say that western boxing derived from panantukan i cant find much info about that though
@@figfydgfds4051 it starts with Kali empty hands, originally called Mano Mano. It has similar motions to swinging a stick or slashing with a knife and was mostly hammer fists, elbows and open palms to prevent breaking of the hands. The Panantukan hybrid system added Western boxing along with Silat entries, sweeps, and takedowns. This is more of a complete system that allows for more competitiveness with other combat sports. However the goal is to always support weapons. Question is, did Panantukan influence Western Boxing? I don't believe that is the case.
@@SakanLam thanks for your reply i appreciate it what about you do you have experience in western boxing? And would you pick escrima over boxing? The thing i dont understand is i see in panatukan there are alot of grabbing limb destruction and stuff like that but in fact all that is required to take a guy down is one solid punch to the chin so why bother breaking the guys weapons when you can go for the quickest route which is the knockout is there a reason?
@@figfydgfds4051 I've trained in boxing and muay thai, but never had any fights in those. Only competed in amateur MMA and full-contact. I would not pick one over the other, as they are both valuable to me. Self-defense requires a different mindset and the combat sports mentality is useful but could get you in trouble. Yes you can KO a person with one shot, but sometimes you don't have that option, especially if there are multiple opponents or weapons are involved. Panantukan has the guerilla warfare mindset... which is different from the dueling, one-on-one streetboxing mentality.
3:19 idk what it is but I love throwing elbows !
It's the sharpest and most powerful upper body strike!
Those punching movements kinda resemble knife work movements.
Check out my knife boxing videos!
@@SakanLam I watched it. It really made sense and I loved tge video.
@@raymundbalce4550 Really appreciate your viewership!
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You're welcome!
It's PanUntukan from the Tagalog root word sUntok which means punch.
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Thank you for your kind comment.
@@SakanLam ho!! Thank you for your reply beautiful heart !! I did not expected you would reply to me 😊😊😊i am very surprised and really really happy to meet you😋😋😋if i could i would take you as master of panantukan!! I am learning it in france but that’s different… and i am so bad at fighting…😔😔😔but i try to do my best… i would like to be strong like you beautiful master… and believe me i am. Very very honored to meet you even by youtube… thank you very very much for this moment you took for me !! I will do the same for you !! Take care good boy and see you when you want it !! I am always ready to talk with the true propre. Feel free to talk with me when you want. I will always try to reply in time !! 😛😛😛🥰🥰🥰
@@marinasaing340 It's my pleasure to interact with my viewers, Marina. Take your time and train diligently, you will achieve your goals in the future. Always here for you and grateful for your viewership. All my best, from Chiang Mai, Thailand!
@@SakanLam 😛😛😛i am so happy to have this grace to talk with you Chiang Mai !! It’s so hard to find real good people into this world…so when i think i found somebody good i do my best for them. And i believe into their words. I know we can’t always speak true into this world of lies, but i do my best to stand true everyday. And i really thank you for your attention, for the time you take for me. It’s a real mark of respect for me. Yes master !! I will take my time to be stronger… now i am really weak… i even can’t protect my own life…that’s makes me feel so angry !! But i want to train hard everyday and in the future i wish i will be able to protect the good people… and myself… if i was rich i would pay you to be my bodyguard Chiangmai. Sorry for the script of your name, this the machine…I don’t know how to use any fonctions… 😅of this crazy machine!! 🤣 I will remember your good words my dear good heart 🥰🥰🥰😛😛😛i will be patient and diligent…as much as it’s possible for me…because that’s true i am not patient at all and not diligent at all… but your advice is advice of a master, so i know you are right… so i will listen to your words master Chiangmai !! Me too i will do my best to be there for you too when you need !! I wish to hear from you soon 😊😊😊🥰🥰🥰
@@SakanLam ho… i am very sorry beautiful heart… i thought it was your name and now i feel a little bit confused 😅Chiangmai is your city 😅so now i know it i can name you sakan lam😂 take care good boy !! See you when you want it !! 😋😋😋🥰🥰🥰
The kid got skills
Haha 36 year old kid.
With all due respect, I prefer Thai military style fighting techniques, lerdrit based on muay boran.
I respect your opinion. Panantukan is simply a support system for Kali weaponry.
but I could be wrong, I'm going to leave my prejudices aside and study more pangamut, I'm Brazilian and I really like Southeast Asian countries, you are very humble compared to the Chinese, Japanese and Koreans who think their cultures and martial arts are the best of the world! 🙏
@@vitorcrema7167 Thank you for the kind words. Martial arts is martial arts... and I love them all!
Muito parecido com o muay Thai boran chayia e com o 🥊 Boxer dos pugilistas
動画、見ました。
Thank you!
silat?
Dee Blue Mostly Filipino Kali, but contains elements of Silat and Muay Thai.
twist that lead foot for a stronger uppercut kid....you lookin sharp
Mutsu Hanma Yes!! Working through a hip and lower back issue. That bit of rotation helps with power a ton! Thank you brother.
Thanks, I feel ashamed being a filipino not being able to learn a single thing about our own Martial arts
The whole Filipino community here in Chiang Mai have no clue about their own fighting arts. I keep pestering them to learn, but they'd rather play basketball. Luckily, I convinced Luis my assistant instructor to stick with it and now he believes how important it is to carry on his heritage to the next generation!
Currently we don't have any branches in Bangkok, but you can find Filipino Martial Arts teachers there.
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Enjoy the channel, my friend!
If you want to learn a real PANUNTUKAN or FMA (Filipino martial arts) visit her in Philippines
It's been my goal for many years. So far we have been fortunate to have many masters from US and Philippines visit and share their knowledge with us.
Panantukan is a Filipino martial art, but the Thai flag is in the background.
I'm Thai and my gym is in Thailand.
background drums, percussion etc. off the chain...
Chayil El No doubt about that...
First time I asked what panan tukan was because it was the name of a chicken house in sagada, they asked if I want some panan tukan i said yes because I thought they were going to teach me something they then took me behind the house where the chicken pen was took a stick and beat the chicken with the stick then it died and they put it in hot water and started pulling out the feathers and cleaning it and made a dish which they claimed was panan tukan adobo..
It seems to be not very dissimilar to the boxes. Punches and footwork are pretty the same, what does it change? OK... the background music. ahahah
What do you expect? It's a hybrid art. Techniques borrowed /stolen from Western Boxing, Kali, and Silat.
@@SakanLam It's all Ok, I appreciated techniques and all, but the music... that bongos
@@brancatiross it's belly dancing music 😆
@@SakanLam Thank you I really need this dancing belly's loop this morning ahaha
@@brancatiross All the best, my friend!
Is it really panAntukan instead of panUntukan? or maybe because that's the way it is being pronounced by an english speaking person?
My teacher told me this is the way his Guro's spelled it, so I'm not going to argue.
I was just curious how it came to be, thanks for the reply brother... :)
Yeah it's one of those details that everyone seems to agree on in our industry. You're welcome, brother!
Nem sem por que postei isso vocês não mim entendem
Para kang nagsasayaw
¡No hombre no , un Tucan preferira pipas mil veces!
Perdon, yo no comprendo la broma...
Mis disculpas no busco conflicto mi edificio es sencillo de limpiar a leches como en esa película .
No problema, mi amigo.
Salamat marangal mandirigma!
Daniel García Gironés Salamat, mi amigo!
So this is Jon Jones martial art.
this is not pinoy is simple muay thai
AMOK KNIFE TACTICAL SOLUTIONS Right. The basic strikes of modern Panantukan aren't much different than that of Muay Thai. What differentiates this system from others is the footwork, angles, entries, guntings, deployment of weapons, dumog, and dirty tactics. All of which will be covered in the intermediate course. Thanks for commenting - I'm a big fan of the Amok! system.
amok is not a system amok is a simple moro moro concepts of fightin tradicionan moros fighting arts panantukan is the non filippino way to boxing respect you work but is not pinoy salamat po sakaran lam the old masters in the past time make diferent arnt in the bathle this is a inosanto metot to make filippino modern boxing
Thank you for the clarification, my friend. Respect to you and your team.
いや、解んないよ！漢字の読み方に訓読み、音読みがあって更に当て字や、リズムで発音変わるの中国人が頭抱えて悩むレベル。
これ、不思議に思わず、使い分けてたのは、古代アッカド人くらい。
panUntukan, is it not?
J Izit My teacher's teacher spelled it this way. Anyhow,, does it even matter?
Sakan Lam: Well, for some it matters to them. It goes down to their craft, heritage, history and stories. Anyway, you have made a point from your answer that is enough for me since your master's master's teachings transcends to this age coming from you.
I was genuinely asking for that thought. Your answer sufficed my question. No bash intended.
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J Izit Much respect. Most of my teachers from the Inosanto lineage use this spelling, and so does my teacher under Guro Ted Lucaylucay. Also it seems to be the most popular form found on UA-cam, so I stuck with it. Thanks for your comment!
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