Good stuff. Filipino martial arts have so many influences, and have influenced so many themselves. I'm noticing the interplay of Chinese and Indonesian arts being blended with Filipino arts. The Filipinos were absorbing what is useful long before Bruce Lee. While beautiful to watch, I'd hate to be on the receiving end in a real fight. It's relentless.
Same meaning in malaysia pukul mean strike.. I wish i can learn this art from my father roots.. I was born in malaysia & my father is visayas from iloillo.. The art look very simmillar to silat..
Here in Pangasinan Province Philippines, pukul or pukel means bone. I guess there is a connection there because striking requires using our bones to hit another person with.
this reminds me of another unique Flipino fighting art, Bahad Zubu, have you guys tried discovering it? a must see and learn tradition too, its from Cebu...
I think every island here in our country.thers a develop efective martial arts that are hidden.its time to teach to young filipino to preserved it in the future.
NIce hand traps. A bit inefficient in moves in that it takes 4-6 moves to overcome opponent, but they would have been pummeled and suffered a lot in that time. Not many straight line moves which may explain some of the inefficiencies. But when knife was used, this would be a standout fighting system. RESPECT!
He's more of displaying techniques, there are "quick kills" in FMA. Normally we grab them out of a flow of attack, but 4-6 movements are not needed because FMA always keeps the 2nd and 3rd party/weapon in mind. Showing techniques and doing free flow sparring is different, but don't let the vid sway you from trying FMA.
@@Riqtube I have recently seen an instructor say exactly the same thing, that what you're watching is an entire catalog of techniques meant for training purposes. In application, things can be stripped down to take advantage of opportunities as they arise.
Did Baldwin Garrucho started a school for Pukol to train Filipinos open to both men and women or did he attempt to suggest to the Bureau of Education to incorporate Filipino fighting Arts in school curriculum and in military training?
One thing that is very relevant is that they are training in there street clothes... that way you are not conditioned to years of habitual training in a uniform which dictates your mindset when the time comes to react.. hang on I need to put on my uniform before you attack... the uniform is one of the biggest barriers to your defense on the street.. and if you do not think this is so then watch any martial arts practitioners demeanor switch once they suit up ...
The silat, kali, escrima, or even kungfu are develop for rural or urban/street fighting, not for a gladiatorial caged sport of MMA. So its commonly use weapons.
I have studied poekoelan kemayoran poekoel means to hit or strike kemayoran is a place in indonesia. My favo weapon is the golock and the kerambit. Both i could use with out thinking like question and answer. I simply answer. I am never the best. I have seen people do stuff so fast. Its nice i have trained with one of them. I am thankfull forgiving me a notion in the arts.
You must have seen another clip ... none of these techniques are battle-tested ... otherwise you would see them in free fight, MMA etc. ... especially the unarmed eskrima is way to playful ... because it has no competitive culture ...
If I took an educated guess, I would infer this style is influenced by the White Crane system or a similar one like Wing Chun 👌🏽 But all martial arts evolve and I’m happy we still use it 👍🏾
sabah is originally PH territory.. it belongs to the sultan of sulu. thanks to this traitor Ninoy Aquino who became allies with Malaysia, PH wasn’t able reclaim its land.
J O i dont think you can call that right away a watered down version of silat because most of the techniques are very common in filipino martial arts.. plus the fact that filipino and silat arts have a lot of similarity and they only differ on the stance.
Not separate. It's the same thing with minor changes. The concept of bladed hand means that the movement of the blade translates to the stick, to the knife, and then to the hand. the minor difference is how the weapons generate power and disarms.
Oo similar sa jet kune doo kasi po si dan inosanto na nagturo kay bruce lee ay pilipino nagpraktis ng martial art ng pilipinas kaya hawig siya sa jet kune doo
Santanu Dutta “sayo na tsinelas ko” it means “i’ll give you my outdoor slippers” it’s easier to run away without slippers. Running away from a fight is still the best self-defence.
Much love for the Philippino fighting systems. I'm proud to be a practioniern in these arts.
Fantastic work guys. After being 40 years in the martial arts I still can't get enough of this. Love it!
Good stuff. Filipino martial arts have so many influences, and have influenced so many themselves. I'm noticing the interplay of Chinese and Indonesian arts being blended with Filipino arts. The Filipinos were absorbing what is useful long before Bruce Lee. While beautiful to watch, I'd hate to be on the receiving end in a real fight. It's relentless.
Same meaning in malaysia pukul mean strike.. I wish i can learn this art from my father roots.. I was born in malaysia & my father is visayas from iloillo.. The art look very simmillar to silat..
Wow Visayan and Malaysian! Talk about the best of both worlds for Southeast Asian martial arts.
Visayas probably named after the sri vijaya empire
Here in Pangasinan Province Philippines, pukul or pukel means bone. I guess there is a connection there because striking requires using our bones to hit another person with.
Same word in Indonesia. Pukul = Strike. The stance and techniques remind me of South Sulawesi silat style.
Salam.
Filipino, originated in Indonesia and Malaysia in history... There are some same dialect.
this reminds me of another unique Flipino fighting art, Bahad Zubu, have you guys tried discovering it? a must see and learn tradition too, its from Cebu...
I think every island here in our country.thers a develop efective martial arts that are hidden.its time to teach to young filipino to preserved it in the future.
FMA is not just an art but it was made to kill an enemy brutaly in just a second “a Fasthand combat”. It teaches us fighting in real life.
Learned that the hard way without noticed what my pops showed me. Always get en be fore they get you first.
pukulan means striking in bahasa,visayas comes from sri-vijaya ,a sumatran empire that held the area of sulu archipelico ,manilla
#facts
Hapakun puklon buklon buklan is visayang hilaw
Saint 009 ? I don’t understand
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Bisaya yan Bro hapakun hatawin o upakan
I understood it as to bruise lol. Bukulan xD
wow.did i just read all the comments and not one said 'it wouldnt work in a cage'..lol.even light play in FMA hurts..
Dude! The system is designed to kill not for entertainment.
NIce hand traps. A bit inefficient in moves in that it takes 4-6 moves to overcome opponent, but they would have been pummeled and suffered a lot in that time. Not many straight line moves which may explain some of the inefficiencies. But when knife was used, this would be a standout fighting system. RESPECT!
He's more of displaying techniques, there are "quick kills" in FMA. Normally we grab them out of a flow of attack, but 4-6 movements are not needed because FMA always keeps the 2nd and 3rd party/weapon in mind. Showing techniques and doing free flow sparring is different, but don't let the vid sway you from trying FMA.
@@Riqtube I have recently seen an instructor say exactly the same thing, that what you're watching is an entire catalog of techniques meant for training purposes. In application, things can be stripped down to take advantage of opportunities as they arise.
Sir ganahan ko magpatudlo nimo para madepensaan nako akoang kaugalingon sa mga dautan nga tao. ganahan ko sa imo martial arts sir
Did Baldwin Garrucho started a school for Pukol to train Filipinos open to both men and women or did he attempt to suggest to the Bureau of Education to incorporate Filipino fighting Arts in school curriculum and in military training?
He has his school passed down to from his old folks ..
One thing that is very relevant is that they are training in there street clothes... that way you are not conditioned to years of habitual training in a uniform which dictates your mindset when the time comes to react.. hang on I need to put on my uniform before you attack... the uniform is one of the biggest barriers to your defense on the street.. and if you do not think this is so then watch any martial arts practitioners demeanor switch once they suit up ...
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The silat, kali, escrima, or even kungfu are develop for rural or urban/street fighting, not for a gladiatorial caged sport of MMA. So its commonly use weapons.
Ang going tlga ng mga visaya... Kakaiba Ang mga technique nla
I have studied poekoelan kemayoran poekoel means to hit or strike kemayoran is a place in indonesia.
My favo weapon is the golock and the kerambit. Both i could use with out thinking like question and answer.
I simply answer. I am never the best. I have seen people do stuff so fast.
Its nice i have trained with one of them.
I am thankfull forgiving me a notion in the arts.
Where in indonesia? Where can we go to learn what you said?
Dear Paduka i live in holland my teacher died. I would never teach. I am sorry. Search and you wil find a teacher. Or even a Pendakar.
Àll of his techniques are very common and similar with other Martial arts.
This is the first time I heard about pukulan.
Pukol! Nice, comrade! Actually its MAMbukal...
Pugay! Sir Nonoy!
So reminds me of my serrada training!!!! Love open hand escrima training!!!!!
Very cool-I think if u combine this with western boxing you’d be a force to reckon with. I love Filippino Martial arts!
What a beautiful place.
Thats a #1 need if you are undergo the filipino traditional martial arts...our grandparents secretly doing a proctice with a heavenly paradise nature.
Battle tested, applicable on today's dangerous streets. Destroy your attackers FMA for life.
You must have seen another clip ... none of these techniques are battle-tested ... otherwise you would see them in free fight, MMA etc. ... especially the unarmed eskrima is way to playful ... because it has no competitive culture ...
If I took an educated guess, I would infer this style is influenced by the White Crane system or a similar one like Wing Chun 👌🏽 But all martial arts evolve and I’m happy we still use it 👍🏾
The most important is your instinct
Great vid! Thanks
What about trying pokol with MMA fighter
AMAZING.
Pukulan is a silent killing style with various locks.
Where in the Philippines is this?
Where is part 2?
this is where most filipino styes originated from,it came across from borneo and is similar to javanese silat
Because borneo is part of the philippines not malaysia so pukulan originated here in the philippine not from what you are saying not from malaysia
sabah is originally PH territory.. it belongs to the sultan of sulu. thanks to this traitor Ninoy Aquino who became allies with Malaysia, PH wasn’t able reclaim its land.
Yeah...borneo kuntau is quite similar with FMA....love from Sabah North Borneo
@@tnvsarlannvillavert3637 Borneo is not part of the Philippines, slim….Brunei,Malaysia and Indonesia all claim it.
lovely
Excelente
Fma....pangamot is letal weapon..great video...two great masters.
Heres another one after you pukol the next is bukol it means its swolen visaya gyud peace
Just new names adding water to the gravy.
Visayan pukulan was dumog panagamut become dumpag from pekit ...just business capitalizing on foreigner.
dounga99 exactly. Also it looks to like the instructor has been watching watered down Silat tapes
J O i dont think you can call that right away a watered down version of silat because most of the techniques are very common in filipino martial arts.. plus the fact that filipino and silat arts have a lot of similarity and they only differ on the stance.
Sir can you please explain wheather kali and escrima include panantukan or is it a separate system?
Not separate. It's the same thing with minor changes. The concept of bladed hand means that the movement of the blade translates to the stick, to the knife, and then to the hand. the minor difference is how the weapons generate power and disarms.
@@romangaite1327 Thanks sir for the kind reply
Mabuti sana mayroon dito sa Rosario,Agusan marunong sa Pukol pra magturo
Awesome 🙏
where is this system being exercised?
I want to know pokol!
Sensational move at 8:18
Paspas ang kamot ni tatay.
(His hands are fast)?
SRB
Just checking you out
thats not Indonesia its in Philippines
I think most of us know what "pukulan" means
EXCELLENT
wow.....
okay na sana but it looks familiar with Jet kun do
yeah wing chun actually, same elbow strikes
Too much chasing hands unfortunately, not so efficient
Oo similar sa jet kune doo kasi po si dan inosanto na nagturo kay bruce lee ay pilipino nagpraktis ng martial art ng pilipinas kaya hawig siya sa jet kune doo
In indonesia pukul is tabok..
Still SAYONATSI is better, every filipino is knows that
What is it actually?
Santanu Dutta “sayo na tsinelas ko” it means “i’ll give you my outdoor slippers” it’s easier to run away without slippers. Running away from a fight is still the best self-defence.
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😂
Hahaha
@@m0i4x ninja...ninjagan
Pukul. To throw. Throw a punch or anything
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do that to many paquia?
Pekiti Tirsia Kali
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unrealistic ...
Bukol gd e
This is no match for Ninjutsu
Well goodluck with that
All martial arts will not stand against a 500lb gbu bomb dropped from B2 spirit
Ninjutsu is great especially for hiding in the dark.
Mike Sheng And taking targets out
FETUS Terozoid then drop it now. trash talkers.
Where is part 2?