So I've always wondered. I love the footwork and want to incorporate it into my boxing. But I am confused, with some of these. Like the female, male and hourglass... You bring your feet together at each corner... Is there a purpose to that? Is it supposed to be done that way? Or is it just for demonstration purposes?
Know this is old, but I’ll share what an FMA instructor told me: bringing the feet close together makes it easier to pivot and switch direction quickly, because your feet are under you. Watch when a soccer player or American football player fake out an opponent, making them think that they are going one way then quickly switching direction. Those athletes are on the balls of their feet, close together, and explode off their heel in the new direction they are moving toward.
Bonjour, c est une premiere pour moi ,maintenant je comprend mieux les replacement,il fallait juste tomber sur quelqu un qui pratique simplement.i😁merci
Reminds a little of the footwork in Capoeira.
Definitely :-)
Muito bom irmão esse excicio de passo de silat.🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
thanks
Great vid t.y
Thank you! When will be new video???
Now ;-)
thanks for sharing.
Tx for watching
thank you master
Ahaha merci Japhet ;-)
Thanks for sharing
Tx for watching!
Nice one please make video on strikes of kali silat
I will try ;-)
So I've always wondered. I love the footwork and want to incorporate it into my boxing.
But I am confused, with some of these. Like the female, male and hourglass... You bring your feet together at each corner... Is there a purpose to that? Is it supposed to be done that way? Or is it just for demonstration purposes?
Know this is old, but I’ll share what an FMA instructor told me: bringing the feet close together makes it easier to pivot and switch direction quickly, because your feet are under you. Watch when a soccer player or American football player fake out an opponent, making them think that they are going one way then quickly switching direction. Those athletes are on the balls of their feet, close together, and explode off their heel in the new direction they are moving toward.
Check out the boxer Willie Pep, he used the same type of footwork where both feet were put together ua-cam.com/video/ngeD1INP5vI/v-deo.html
When an edged weapon is added, avoiding it becomes critical.
Both, it is more a structured drill but you can use part of it in real situations
Bonjour, c est une premiere pour moi ,maintenant je comprend mieux les replacement,il fallait juste tomber sur quelqu un qui pratique simplement.i😁merci
Avec plaisir merci pour le commentaire
Is FMA footwork vastly different from Wing Chun footwork?
Yes but there are some similarities