ARNIS CLASSICAL STRIKES | basic movements

The basic movements of Classical Strikes in Arnis
Taas - Baba (up - down)
Banda y Banda
Rompida
Side Rompida ( Labay Saliwa)
Doblada (double Zero)
Rapilon
Doblete
Abaniko Corto
Abaniko Largo
Abaniko Over the Head
Sungkite Pahalang (Horizontal)
Sungkite Pababa (Downward)
Sungkite Pataas (Upward)
Figure 8 Down ( Otso Pababa)
Figure 8 Up (Otso Pataas)
Labugay ( Stirring Strike)
You can create an #Anyo (forms) using Combinations of Classical strikes.
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0:14 Up & Down
0:36 Banda y Banda
1:01 Rompida
1:24 Side Rompida
1:50 Doblada
2:26 Rapilon
3:03 Doblete
3:37 Abaniko Corto
4:01 Abaniko Largo
4:29 Abaniko (Over the Head)
4:59 Sungkite Pahalang
5:40 Sungkite Pababa
6:18 Sungkite Pataas
7:00 Figure 8 (Down)
7:36 Figure 8 (Up)
8:14 Labugay

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Thanks for this ❤

[@MATTISanJuanOfficial]

Sana po nakatulong ito sa inyo

[@iamhapidays8766]

I have been looking to several videos. I could comfortably say that this the the most basic and informative, easy to follow step exercises for beginners as in my case. Really glad to stumble into your you tube channel. Outstanding! Maraming salamat po!

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Thank you for appreciating our videos po..
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Nice po Master dami ko natutunan dito. Keep on Upload po para mas marami matulungan

[@angelcordova9713]

Exelente manera de ejecución. Muy bien echas y sobretodo entendibles 🙏

[@robertbrooks5045]

Very informative. I love FMA, a practitioner for 14 years.

[@MATTISanJuanOfficial]

Thank you so much for appreciating our videos sir🥰

[@glennlacuna772]

Thank you for sharing these basic strikes!

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You're welcome sir🥰

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very organized,dami ko natutunan dito bawat strike may pangalan at pangalang pinoy orig talaga,pugay sa inyo boz.

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Pugay din po sir.😉

[@balymor3700]

another excellent video, Pugay sayo Sir Matti

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Excellent ! Thank you

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[@christianadelatour850]

I still love this very much thank you I am goin to Train now

[@MATTISanJuanOfficial]

Thank you so much po.. hope you enjoy training with Classical strikes and do some Combinations 😊😊

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Thank you,it is a good video😊

[@MATTISanJuanOfficial]

You're welcome, sana nakatulong ito sa inyong P.E.
Pugay po

[@maddymaddy4967]

Sir can you make this video once more little bit slower and clear so that we can understand the movement very clear... We have understood your previous videos very clearly... We request you to please make this video once again with slower movement...

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Thanks!

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Salamat po, Pugay!

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[@christianadelatour850]

Please more detail for Doblete…. Double stick next?

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Ayos yan anak ng makap

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Pugay po sir..

[@romangaite1327]

Does anyone know why or how the Professor called these movements classical? I've asked numerous Modern Arnis practitioners over the years but none could discern their origins. The synthesis of the responses I got was "because the professor told us, so it is what it is". Any info on the logic behind the category or even the origins of the movement would be useful.

[@MATTISanJuanOfficial]

Professor made a name, that came from farmers, carpenters, and people that they usually do in their daily living. Other strikes has influenced by Spanish name and mostly has regional dialect name.

[@romangaite1327]

@@MATTISanJuanOfficial If true, that's a hard sell and doesn't sound convincing tbh.
I did manage to trace an arnisador from Negros who's specialty is rompida. Unsure if that who Remy wanted to give tribute to tho.

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