Arnis Eskrima- empty hands

Modern Arnis-Remy Presas
In addition to its Filipino influences, elements of Judo, Shotokan Karate, and Wally Jay's Small Circle Jujutsu appear in the system.

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Pugay, Watching and support ftom,Bulacan,Philippines

[@vtownboxingfan]

His knowledge of his art is simply reflex action for him now, for me it's beautiful to witness. Respect to the Master.

[@johnquartieri5141]

Like to see more of this!

[@EhejejSjsjsjs]

Good move of locking

[@daniels3795]

Arnis and Eskrima are two different styles completely.

[@Psilocybiant]

no

[@AmorFate123]

This is just karate but renamed to "Arnis Eskrima" or as its empty hands component. Arnis and Eskrima are weapons-only martial arts, there was no "empty hands component" until Anglo-American boxing or jujutsu was imported to the country in the 1900s. For a long time I wondered why it's really hard to find the "traditional mano mano" these days, you know the ones that weren't influenced by boxing or karate, because digging into its history, there was never one in the first place.

[@tomask.3983]

I get it that this is a demo, but do they ever practice with resistance? With non-cooperative opponents?

[@sardonx.]

Must be a requirement for kali instructors to repeat "you know?", "you see?" ad nauseam. 😳

[@kolinstewart1254]

How about kicks?

[@AliouThiam-uv6kv]

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[@mmsaint4283]

o problema de todas essas artes marciais é sempre o mesmo: uma abordagem estereotipada da luta onde os ataques contra esses lutadores acontecem de maneira cooperativa e de uma forma que nao acontece na luta real. os socos e chutes contra os quais eles reagem são no minimo infantis pra nao dizer bobos ... eles nunca treinam contra atques realizados como aconteem na luta real.. os oponentes sempre cooperam para que as tecnicas deem certo... infelizmente...