SILAT OPEN CIRCLE : "Grappling Seminar" London, UK April 2013

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In this clip Alvin Guinanao, Chief Instructor of Silat Open Circle - Presents "Grappling Seminar". Recorded live in London, UK.
Alvin runs 4 London Seminars a year covering various Phases. The grappling element of SBL is used more as a sensitivity exercise, following one's force and applying a counter. In this particular clip he teaches take downs, breaks, chokes and developing lock flow.
You can now come and experience Silat Open Circle in person at one of Alvin's SBL seminar. Seminars are open to the public, martial artist of all levels, both male and female.
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[@nengahsuwena4771]

Martial art Silat is simple and easy to understand also very effective for self defence, you can see devastating technique.

[@jrenucci1]

it's great to hear bit's of your dialogue through the lesson, it's excellent.

[@jamesmillar938]

havent yet had the honour of attending a seminar with alvin , though the group im in has attended a few in dundee , by all accounts very good and the videos agree. thank you for sharing alvin

[@TheSilatiger]

good classical silek,reminds me of my own classes back in the day,my own guru had these killer satria sessions,newcomers couldn't walk properly the next day,kuda after kuda,fast pace-killer,styles that don't do satria I think really miss something

[@JayV98]

I train at Goytia's Martial Arts in Chicago and he's held a few seminars there. I hope he comes around soon! His skills are amazing!

[@snakefist]

Excellent as always Alvin, really liked the explaination at the end about being continuous in your movement/flow. Thanks for sharing.

[@dotanoob2k]

Wonderfully smooth and powerful. Thank you for sharing, Alvin!

[@DjRodimusPrimeXyZ]

awesome footage as always brother, and the explanation at the end makes alot of sense about being aware of the feet.

[@Mukminmelayu]

Brilliant stuff!
I like it alokk!!

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