Combat Escrima Volume 1 (Part 3of 6) by Graciela Casilla

[@markgraham4732]

Excellent!! The world needs more folk like her. XXX

[@franciscodizon4078]

Appreciate women engage in FMA. A good exercise serving as self-defense. Salute you master.

[@michaelgreenwell6355]

You're a very good teacher of the stick fighting art s. I carry a stick with me to most places. I enjoyed yr video😊😊❤

[@josephbunone6126]

Graciela your so cute with the basics. Show the salutation to Kali and empty hand to Filipino boxing! If you don’t know ask Ron!

[@teanistillmon3341]

I teach our Egyptian Sekhem Stick..Good job.

[@JayJasperPugao]

Awesome. Clean angles! Subscribed!

[@ann8333]

Whenever I feel the stagnation in my growth I refer to your videos

[@TheCHRIROU]

❤

[@vfc7349]

What family of Eskrima is this? The shorter stick seems that it may be Serrada?

[@WalkTarget]

From her website: "she was the first and only women to be certified to the advance level of instructor under the late Grand master Angel Cabales."

[@garymeekin7471]

@@WalkTarget I see a lot of Dan Inosanto expressions and movements. :)

[@stickman33]

@@garymeekin7471 She trained with Dan Inosanto for many years before seeking out Angel Cabales.

[@korranis1]

Why the sticks look small?

[@VTSifuSteve]

They short, but they thick!

[@korranis1]

@@VTSifuSteve still small... Thick doesn’t matter

[@richardluntz6169]

great vidio- i subscribed to this. Ari of don,t be a victim..

[@reinerschmitt7516]

In den Videos zu schnell, wo bleibt die Zeitlupe?

[@lorenzmccoy8621]

Nice, but my Teacher taught me that blocks don't work because they can be easily refined, so I prefer the Style from the UCC Hamburg Guys

[@Milara887]

Oh. Maybe. He. A. Teacher of. Chacha. That. Doesn't use. Block🤣🤣🤣🤣 ogag

[@VTSifuSteve]

What's UCC Hamburg? I looked it up on KZbin and found a video of people drilling really hard saying "Pfoom! pfoom!" when they hit. There's only one grandmaster who says "Pfoom!" when he hits (and he hits HARD) ...and that's Rene Latosa. He taught a lot of people in Germany back in the day. Also, you may know his student Emin Boztepe. If what you do comes from Latosa Escrima Concepts, you are learning the real shit. Latosa taught that you don't "Block"...you hit. If your hit is too late, you make it an "interference strike" ...which deflects your opponent's strike on the way in to hit. BTW Latosa was my teacher. Greetings from Arizona ...Your brother in "Pfoom!"