KNIFE CONCEPTS in LEGACY FILIPINO MARTIAL ARTS | KALI | ESCRIMA | ARNIS | ESKRIMA
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Featured instructor Master Joseph Bautista of Legacy Filipino Martial Arts explains many concepts and variations when dealing with knife combat situations. Combing all the concepts and application of FMA systems he's learned, Master Joseph wants his students to be well rounded in any situation.
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Thanks sir🙏
Thank you for your insight I like the way you explain and demonstrate the economy of motion. targeting non lethal body parts.
But mostly your opening statements about trying to avoid the knife fight in the first place and walk away.
Respect sir
Thank you for the kind words.We like to give the defender options of how far to take it. Not everyone has the mentality to prioritize lethal parts. But this same technique/concept shown has the capability to go lethal if need be. But again always try to avoid the physical by doing anything and everything possible.
This channel doesn't get enough love and attention. A big thank you from Germany for all the quality content.
Appreciate the support from Germany. Not sure how UA-cam works in terms of promoting, but the only is for people to like, share and subscribe.
NorCal needs this
We are based out of Daly City and have classes in San Francisco :)
Thanks Jessie for the helpful content as always, as well as Master Joseph for showcasing techniques. Keep it up!
Thank you, we've known Master Joseph since 2011. Always willing to help each other out.
Thank you for the kind words :)
Great instruction. Especially the message, “…run away…you never know how good the other person is, or how bad you’re gonna be that day.”
Always avoid any weapon confrontation if possible. But then again, why provoke the situation?
You also don't know who they are with. Just always safer to try and walk away
I can see that the teacher and students at Legacy are well rounded. Not just focusing on one range, but training in all areas. Always learning and adapting, but also giving credit to where it came from. Kudos to you all.
Like Master Joseph said in his interview, they train all areas: Largo, Medio, Corto and the ground and all the different weapon configurations.
Thank you for the kind words :)
Love the idea of ensuring the person goes down before slicing and walking away as if it was a walk off home run. Always did irk me when I see people say cut here and done! Then they walk away like it is a guaranteed thing. Love the way he says to make sure and end with a push.
As the saying goes, "never drop your guard even if you think the opponent is down."
We all know sa baryo, “patay kung patay” is the name of the game. But since youtube mainly caters to the western audience where self defense laws when knives are involved includes some crazy regulation or way of proving justified cause, whatever that means, most defense instructors in the west (at least in youtube) focus on one hit then run tactics. Won’t happen in the Philippines, since usually people have resbak, always
Love it!
So awesome to see you on here Guro Joseph! #LegacyFMA
nice
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed :)
Glad you enjoyed it.
very nice! your checking hand is spot on 🖐
Thank you🙏
Cut and cut out defend the after blow, it is ALWAYS coming thank you guru
Totally agree!
Glad Master Joseph can give you insights on your training.
Good job, sir!👍
Joseph has been training for past 20 years and he' still learning.
thats pretty smart, slashes instead of stabs so he lives and you dont go to jail
Except when he claims those are defensive wounds when you attacked him...
@@BarryMcConnell think they can actually tell if they bring specialist to examine the wound path what he was doing when cut bro
knowing your local self defense laws is an important aspect many neglect.
depends, i agree with tactical slahes to the fingers( to get rid of the Knife) but the human body can take an incredible amount of slashes before any effect is created, the thrust is more lethal, penetrating the knife wielding hand, vital organs and immediately more damaging to the motor functions of the body, and its even more worse when someone is under drug and willing to kill you, knife fights like this will almost never happen, but, if a crazy guy comes towards you slashing and willing to kill you, you either run ( best option always), or you do the most lethal options you can offer, which means be rdy to kill him, there is nothing in between, thats the biggest issue alot of knife enthusiasts will face when it comes to my life or his life...
Kali
oh mga bashers, sino naman diyan ang magkokoment na hindi ito aplicable sa tunay na buhay
Maraming tao sa internet na gustong magsalita ng maraming basura. Pero, hindi nila ito sasabihin sa kanilang mukha bagaman.
I think most people stab not slash .almost impossible not to be cut .no let me say yes you will get cut it's survival. Don't bleed out before getting help
You're adorable. this year makes 40 years FMA. And also security work. Walk away?? Person pulls a knife... They either know what it does to flesh or have no clue. Both are dangerous to your flesh suit. You turn to walk away they slash or stab you in the back. It happens. People are either vicious or stupid. You haven't lived till you've either been in a knife fight or almost been in one.
Homeless person pulls out a rusty razor sharp linoleum knife. Starts yelling "I'm gonna cut your face!!!". Shuffling like maybe they've done this before. They run away when you dive in your car. Because they think you have a gun. You're covered in sweat. Heart in your throat. Your lady is just super pissed off that youre an hour late for dinner. Cops never showed when you called them because they honestly don't care. Or you're in a laundromat. Knife is in your face. You think it's a student doing something stupid. You snatch the knife out of their hand. Then realize your looking at a stranger not your student. Whose eyes just got real big as you started lecturing them holding their knife. Those are the stories I can tell. Walk away? You're adorable. If a knife is out then you magically got a drinking story with scars to show off or not
Appreciate your insights, did you have a traumatizing experiencing involving a knife altercation. If so, what happened?
Totally agree with your insights. We believe that everyone should train in situational awareness, verbal de-escalation and the physical aspect of self defense. Always try to use situational awareness and verbal de-escalation first and foremost. The physical is a last resort. Verbal de-escalation really is a skill set that many neglect and can take a long time for people to get good at.
I could agree all, but i don't get the adorable part of this
I've been stabbed before. You don't feel it. You swell to stop the blood and release all this dope that helps you move around still.
I like to practice Taiji and Bagua swords out on my porch. If you want to be OG just practice double Taiji sword. Hardly anyone knows how to do it. Every time I practice Xingyi, I don't get the special Taiji electrical effect. Taiji increases the electrical conductivity of your body, which is what acupuncture aims to do.