Blocking In Filipino Martial Arts | Grand Master Felix Roiles: Pakamut | Kali, Escrima, Arnis

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In Filipino Martial Arts (FMA) a lot of people talk about striking but few teach the importance of blocking in weapons arts like kali, escrima, and arnis. Here Grandmaster Felix Roiles goes over a brief tutorial with his son Francis on how a beginner could start to learn how to apply blocking into their practice and demonstrates a drill that you can try to develop your defensive attributes all while looking for offensive opportunities.
Grand Master Felix has been handed this ancient Filipino Martial Art Pakamut from his grandfather who is a direct decedent of the warriors of Mactan Island in the Philippines.
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[@vincestone4002]

I remember when I was 6 and when we went to Badiangan in Iloilo (it's just jungle) to visit my mum's side, and my Lolo a farmer tried to teach me Balintawak, and I didn't take to it much as I was more interested in the Bamboo Cannon an the raw gunpowder fireworks. Now 35yrs later I wish I could of been taught more but only got 4yrs worth of what he knew with him being a Ingkong Tuhon learning that he only had 4 students through his entire life.

[@leopoldsamsonite1750]

Thank you for your wonderful videos. Oustanding lessons taught clearly and efficiently.

[@erniebeluso7515]

I remember when I was in grade 4 elementary school.in San Fabian Pangasinan.it was1978 we walked every day from home to school.every morning there is one old man about 60 or 65 years of ages.and we always keep joke with him.because every morning we encountered him in same derection where our school are.and we notice he have this stick always with his bag.and we asked him about it.and he told this is used for arnis and if you want to learn I will teach you.but we afraid to hit by the stick.because when he showed us the demo he did it's made us afraid.becauses when he strikes with the banana tree it's so hurible.when he holds his stick you cannot tell that he is an old man.his griefs is so strong.so when I watch this video I'm so sorry to myself,why I don't grab the opportunity.this filipino martial arts don't need any ages limit or gender.and how your body looks.t.y.for reading.

[@lanceb.1406]

Thank you brothers, I love this Art and I want to keep learning. Thank you again for this awesome training video. Lance B Ontario, Canada

[@cruithin4773]

Do you train at a training centre somewhere in Ontario?

[@micharat1762]

Used to train Escrima Serrada ..what a wonderful und useful martial art👍

[@BudoBrothers]

Such a beautiful art!

[@pankajbordeori9587]

Share more videos so that I can learn by watching ..

[@vicsaints]

i love it, awesome techniques

[@aaronberatta8915]

Where do guys train ? I live in Oregon! I trained under Jeff I trained with Jeff Bray... Progressive fighting concepts alot of years ago! He's Amazing!🤟

[@goa7516]

Thanks ! Sensei to You n Your Son n the entire team for training us with Philippino Martial Arts . God bless You'll 🙏 .

[@thundercrackjoe7113]

Flawless moves kuyang!! Nindot kaaju! Can you provide the roots of this art po - great grand masters and their origins (Cebu/Negros?) tyvm po.

[@soyyo9343]

Thanks! This is so interesting!

[@nolanfoster2551]

Does he have a book out there????

[@jamesrafael6794]

Real Filipino jedi.

[@MagicMartin314]

What is the name of humming music playing in the beginning?

[@roberanes]

I have been following your beautiful work, I hope one day I can learn face to face, Congratulations.

[@abidintelnora7699]

👍👍👍

[@PramodPrajapati-iu1iy]

Sir Good evening How can I join your system I'm Pramod Prajapati from India Regards

[@BudoBrothers]

Hi Brother! You can check this out here to learn more: www.martialartsdigitalseminars.com/pakamut

[@jorgedanielsaucedo5947]

Porqué nó subtítulos en español!? Si habla inglés.

[@KyokushinKichiKai]

Blocking Felix Roiles, good luck better you than me!

[@BudoBrothers]

Lol! So ture.

[@kalvincliedyaon1647]

What if your opponemt did not let you hold his stick instead he catch or hold your left hand to prevent from disarm ? Your oppoment left hand are steady in others the left hand are making way to.hold your stivk or your left hand to disarm or to block

[@peachypound6108]

I’ve seen this Bullshit time, & time again. Let’s see it in real time. Best way to sell Bullshit, is to make it look like a movie

[@jacobharris954]

Go to a school bro

[@andrewmaderse7351]

I can't pay through paypal can I pay through gcash?

[@reginaldmosley64]

Great technique, great instructor!

[@dds1930]

atay

[@anthonyraaguing21]

Great

[@Stick_jitsudad808]

Thank you

[@ЕвгенийКрылов-и1п]

Your execution of the technique with the capture of the attacking opponent's hand and the subsequent counterattack was performed with gross errors. Why did you decide that after you captured the hand, the enemy would stand and wait for your counterattacking actions? At this moment, he can also attack you, for example, with a kick. And it all comes down to which one of you is faster. Why did you decide that it would be you? You have lost all your advantage. Very bad technique. The reason is that you do not understand how to load the body of the enemy so that he cannot counterattack you after you capture, and thus you will develop your advantage. This is a typical Filipino styles system error.