Doug Marcaida | Marcaida Kali | Weapon Attributes

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Weaponizing everyday items is as easy as understanding the capabilities and limitations of physical attributes of inanimate objects. In this episode Kuya Doug Marcaida, a USAF Veteran and edged impact weapons specialist identifies common attributes found among weapons, structures and everyday items that can be utilized as self-defense or offensive tactics.
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[@schmidtforge1946]

I did 6 years in the army and I believe this video had more of an impact on my mental state as far as combat goes. Doug you are a genius and an inspiration

[@monocyte2210]

My dad told me that he stabbed one of his classmates with a pencil when he was in 3rd grade. When I was in 4th grade one of my classmates drove a pencil on our classmates head. Filipinos are very resourceful and we try to take advantage the things in our surroundings to make it a weapon for self defense. I'm happy that Kuya Doug is sharing his knowledge of Kali to the world. Bullied kids, and women should learn how to properly and efficiently defend themselves

[@beginnerbalisong993]

A small woman can defend himself lol

[@guywithmanyname5247]

+Gorgy Porgy when i was in high school someone tried to stab me on the neck lucky me i have a fast reflex and grab his wrist and punch him on the back of the ear ....

[@pflernak]

Thats messed up. Im just glad students dont try to kill each-other where I live. But I suppose its only a matter of time before the American tradition of school shootings creeps up on us.

[@jesusoftheapes]

@@beginnerbalisong993 come on now this isnt school and typos happen in chats . You got the point .

[@jesusoftheapes]

Where did you go to grade school?!!!!! I mean my school groups we fought but with our fists and feet . We never tried to murder our fellow classmates however .

[@Trumpsterasskiker]

I like this guys style and the way he teaches.

[@Liist]

Really good tips. I'm looking around my room and I see that my old bicycle seatpost would be a nasty impact weapon that has potential to lacerate. It's also stronger than any other stick in my immediate area.

[@bigdadijo]

Give us more vids Doug. I wish you had a basic and advance karambit video course.

[@zull7gaming]

Amazing video! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and experience! It goes without saying that we would like to see more of those :) Thank you!

[@stephenmoreno4017]

I love It the flowing with the weapons. Would like to know If Doug Is planning on doing seminars in the near future

[@soldin100]

pls make a video about elemental weapons.for example fire (molotov,lighter+spray).

[@blakeummmmms]

Love the content. It's useful, relevant, and represents my people!

[@jameswalker2402]

As in the human race

[@georgiestar87]

excellent video

[@curtisivill]

Defiantly more please

[@gg836]

Love this videos, very interesting, wish I could train with this guy.

[@5899jason]

MORE!

[@danielmottweiler]

Very cool stuff

[@veenaagopala5083]

when will you be in india?

[@Neptune8]

I wish Doug was in my family, he's so full inspiration and knowledge

[@420daylife8]

You have to becoming filipino

[@RealitySurvival]

Good stuff!

[@420daylife8]

Filipinos are the real hustler brave and a silent killer. No fear! Just like manny Pacquiao And i am proud to be a filipino too.

[@BuddyLee23]

Just be glad you aren’t white, or you would be deemed racist for having such pride in your heritage. 👌🏻

[@lorenzocoselli454]

I had a Filipino woman teaching me some Kali, (as karate kid with Miagi) and I fall in love with this martial art. She's now dead, and I still search some good gym when continue the practice. (In Italy are rare)

[@Spiderhoot]

As a longtime martial artist, I can't believe I've never heard of this guy. More please!

[@nickandnicksconstructionti9508]

This just came up on my KZbin feed funny story ... how I learned the hard way that everything around you is a “ weapon “! I was a teenager thinking I knew Karate and my middle brother came into the room ! He saw me doing moves I thought I knew and like my 2 older brothers use to say “ let me know when your ready or think you are tough “! So I get into my set position and tell my brother Chris I’m ready let’s go ! He replies are you sure I said yes !! He then took a folding chair through is at me I had to stop the chair coming in quickly and he was following it lmao he hit me with such force with the most love possible, then helped me up ! I said you cheated He then said “ there are absolutely no rules in fighting and know your surroundings bc everything can be a weapon ! Funny thing is Chris ( the chair guy ) wasn’t half as tough as my older brother Mark ! Every time I thought I was tough they proved to me I wasn’t ! Which made me a very sick yet aware street fighter 👍 Stay safe with this covid-19

[@Btown2294]

I would love to see more Kali and more hand to hand combat videos. I think it's very helpful for people like me who are in "weapons-free zones" (college campus) on a daily basis, and cannot carry a traditional weapon like a knife for personal defense. Then again, with Kali, there is no such thing as a "weapons-free zone" is there?

[@FazartOrganization]

More of him!! Love this guy.

[@blegukutuk]

i wanna see doug traditional karambit collection! anyone else wanna see?

[@kulangot1ooo]

nice job guys, there is a huge misconception that kali is useless without the sticks. your videos are very informative and in depth of what kali really is. much respect to you guys

[@Asadc1995]

Wonder if this guy can turn even the slightiest thing into a weapon if he comes in prison.

[@paulcolburn1208]

A.C.A:1995 prisons are overly analyzed to remove weapons. Or possible weapons. You can make a dagger with heat and a trash bag.

[@MaliciousMollusc]

some inmates have been documented to make daggers out of paper mache'... scary stuff..

[@a.w.3438]

HE IS THE WEAPON, DUH!

[@adrianbenedictmendoza6818]

Our Mindset Is the WEAPON -doug marcaida

[@thallescastellani317]

Criminals who never did any kind of training already turn even the slightiest thing into a weapon. Why wouldn't a Master who trained to turn even the slightiest thing into a weapon be able to do this?

[@boyarvalishin9565]

I wanna see Doug make videos on fighting with a baseball bat. That would be awesome.

[@KrisSays]

Please...Definitely keep the Kali coming! Thanks!

[@jcarmack0946]

Wonderful example of a Master at work. Your mastering these processes and your willingness to teach and share is exemplary. it is greatly appreciated.

[@roydurdin]

Doug and funker are the best !!!

[@josiphiahwalton5630]

i was born in philipines but im white..... does that count?

[@stephensiasico7202]

Josiphiah Walton You are a Filipino.

[@Reporterfreebies]

Kali is the art of weapons and improvised weapons.... Even gangsters and robbers use improvised weapons like baseball bat, ice picks, box cutters and chains to commit crime..... There is no doubt that learning the art of "improvised weapons" is a very effective and functional art.... It also gives you confidence knowing you can use common objects around as weapons....

[@danny2554]

agree. the art was meant to protect and kill.

[@randykuta5146]

Once again proving that the best weapon is the mind. Train the brain and everything else follows.

[@kathleensaintesteben]

Doug Marcaida is an undisputed master in his art. This martial art comes from the Philippines where it was born. I am fascinated by his technique, his exceptional speed of execution. Subscribe to his channel, if that means said... You will not be disappointed 🙏🇮🇪🇫🇷🇺🇸👍

[@ninjagenjin9510]

Your my favorite 🙂martial artist 😎ninja🤨 shinobi 😉

[@Sk0lzky]

It would be great if somebody started teaching Kali in my country :D

[@baldieman64]

They probably do - b they might call it Arnis or Eskrima. Silat is also very similar.

[@grahamturbett]

I'd love to see some more Kali hand to hand combat scenarios. It just really cool

[@codyfairbanks8437]

thanks doug ive been doin martial arts since i was 4 I love what u doband what u arebgivibg to the world knowledge is still true power

[@martinbeagley4481]

Loving the common sense and the fun side of Doug, only just found this channel but appreciate the simplicity of this advice!

[@David43515]

Living in a country w/o civillian gun ownership, i really love the kali info here. And I think there`s some crossover into firearms principles too. So please keep it coming.

[@RedBaronFlyingApe]

I go for a jog. While jogging, I look for trash that can be used as a weapon. I find rope, shoe lace, sharp metal and plastic, rocks, etc. I put them in a bag. Then I show my Kenpo class, especially women what I found. I encourage exploration of storm drains and where water flows. You don’t have to carry anything if you have the knowledge of weapons and know where to use it on the body most effectively. Thank you for your videos. SG

[@LionHeartBlade]

Where can I contact doug to express my gratitude and show my respect for kali arts? This man has Gods grace

[@jd5393]

With enough ingenuity everything becomes a way to disable and kill someone. Even the clothing their wearing can be used to choke/disable someone. All depends on what Doug said, the fluidity of your mind

[@davidbiga7285]

This is really so enjoyable to watch... And Doug really know what he says.. Big hello from Croatia

[@harrybary8863]

Better than johnwick

[@emiliovalero995]

I like a lot of what he is saying but as for any weapon being a projectile I disagree. When I was learning weapons i was taught that you never give up your weapon unless one of 2 conditions is met. 1. you have another better or equil weapon on you. or 2. Your opponent already has the weapon advantage as far as distance tools are concerned so you do it as a last resort. I love improvising weapons and have been known to even use books as weapons when nessicary but I also believe in being prepared for the worst case scenario which is why I carry a primary handgun with a spare magazine and a backup pocket pistol at all times and I may have a blade or two on me but not always. If I'm just running to the store for a soda or something I think the 2 guns are fine it's not like I could end up in the wilderness or something and if I do go out to an unpopulated area I bring my blades, an e-tool for the car, and my tactical tomahawk.

[@rafaelalderetetaekwondomas921]

I would like to see more instructional Karambit knife videos, your videos are fantastic, I really love knifes but I am Not very proficient at if. I really appreciate it

[@patriotghost3539]

Great video but the music is freaking annoying, LOUD and hard to hear the actual interview.

[@Ac35nip3r]

I have gotten personal experience with that blunt force trauma in a way. My brother used to love jabbing me with the little torpedoes you can play with in the pool. Trust me you don't want to experience that lol

[@coryarlof6368]

I'm not sure if Doug will see this but I was in a fight tonight and I did the hat trick and it worked then I was going to punch him in the throat but we were stopped by his friends. and then they had us start again. but the anything is a weapon thing not everybody respects because I have a bracelet that fits over my knuckles and they told me not to use it. I mean I took off my knifes, phone and charger. ( which I was prepared to use) but the fight ended with me having a chipped tooth on the inside of my mouth and I'm not sure about him but I know his outside right thigh is going to hurt because I did the knee thing. thank you for the videos, they help a lot.

[@pryzmcat]

So many videos online about how to fight and injure, not many teaching the moral responsibility and ethics. This is troubling, as we the rise in violence in our world.

[@AJCzarkowski]

My favorite videos on this channel! I think we need a Halloween special, he needs to teach us how to use a pumpkin as a weapon.

[@VictoryAviation]

More knife fighting for sure. Hand to hand is extremely important to know.

[@vovokakasi]

What he says can save your life. Hes giving knowledge. But the bg music is loud

[@idie2game771]

I'd fight him...at least try. You would learn so much from him as you bled out.

[@natoisnazi]

In heavens interview: What thing killed you son? "Ahmm... A cap? I guess? Hehe"

[@garynaccarto8636]

Yeah preaty much anything can be used as a weopon for example I have a pair of jewelery pliers those can definantly become a preaty deadly close range weapon because not only are they a hard object but they have a needle nose and can concentrate force onto a. preaty small point.

[@scooottbruh7849]

I am not really a fighter or an athletic guy but I have been thinking about that everything is a weapon. Good to know someone also thinks so too.

[@efraim6960]

I remember back in primary school when a girl used a ballpoint pen to stab her classmate.

[@ericm1839]

one thing i like is my metal water bottle (underarmor) and i carry it around a lot because hydration is key but the other day i realized that if i hold it by the hook i can swing it and (depending on the amount of water in it) work up quite a bit of momentum into the edge of it

[@alytijo]

I need a Bam Bam.

[@ningen1980]

Nothing is a weapon. Only a tool. It's the mind of the person wielding that tool that makes it a weapon.

[@InLakech_AlaKin]

Speaking of curvature and capture, anyone capture the curvature of Earth at any point on a camera?

[@bongmanalo8338]

with Kali you can use a even a book, a bottle, a stone, a nail(whether its your 'own nail or a metal nail, doesn't matter), your college jacket, bag strap or you can even bite. Doug forgot to mention projectile weapons such as stones(which by the way you can also use as an impact weapon if you choose the large ones), hot beverage or hot food, a handful of sand, or whatever you have around you on a scenario that can be thrown

[@bongmanalo8338]

I almost forgot, you can use your bag as a shield or a body armor, limiting the areas of target on your body. If you carry a back pack, always wear it in front of your body. If you carry a sling bag, adjust the straps so that you can easily manipulate the bag on your front as a shield.while your stronghand has any kind of weapon in it.

[@bongmanalo8338]

even a spoon if struck on the adam's apple can can kill. i have heard a story when I was almost a teenager that a brawl in a local prison happened while the inmates are having a lunch. One of the inmates was able to struck a spoon on his fellow inmate on the throat and the poor fellow died of internal trauma

[@CircleWilliams]

Improvised weapons are not a new concept, it's just a matter of realizing an objects potential use. From the classic glass bottle at a bar, the timeless and biblical rock, a cornered woman with scissors, a prisoner-made shiv or shank…. and unfortunately a hi-jacker's use of a box-cutter/utility knife on a plane….

[@malikhills]

I see you didn't have a video on using a kubaton. If you have the time it would be nice if you could make one.

[@jasonwilliams2168]

excellent, very informative. please do more videos. thanks

[@Himmel6811]

Very interesting. Any videos or books for sale by this instructor?

[@Hypurman1]

I don't know how specific our requests can be - but it would be wonderful if Mr.Marcaida could show us some practice drills, like a Kilap four-beat drill. Something to start on, to wet the tongue.

[@rngrscott]

Is anyone teaching Kali in Oahu, HI? Go Army!

[@GIGNEbuyer]

C'mon Funker more vids Doug is fantastic!

[@davidrichardson5333]

I could watch Master Douglas all night. So slick

[@DFX2KX]

You've guessed it. There's no 'weapons-free zone' when everything, including your body, can be used as a weapon. Even a nice set of keys can suffice in a pinch.

[@vphuvan]

Doug is showing that the world's deadliest weapon is the mind :)

[@TheLegion113]

Great video funker. Keep the kali coming. Filipino pride.! I'm trying to find an instructor in Oklahoma that teaches it or something similar right now.

[@Mauroshaolin]

Hello 👋 please there is any school or person in charge of training in Las Vegas?

[@clydez007]

Pls Kuya Doug come to the Phils. teach us KALI

[@idonanquan]

I would like to see episode 5 for the karambit. I bought one because of you guys and cut the shit outta myself. Episode 5 please.

[@KILLKING110]

I love how the school system thinks that the plastic utensils and mechanical pencils etc cant be used as a weapon when they can

[@kyalonlon6123]

John wick killed 3 dudes in a bar with a fucking pencil

[@andydefrain8955]

Thats wright. But in anyways your mindset is the strongest.

[@lylesmith6304]

You can break a radio antena off of a car. It's called an alley whip

[@jordanblythe104]

The proper terminology. When he starts talking about edged weapons training we're all on the same page now

[@scorpiustytus]

yes.. every curve capturets you/si, cualquier curva te atrapa :)

[@dioscoroalvarado924]

Sir permission to post your video in the philippine defense page sir?

[@jaydam5666]

Sharp weapons can cut. Blunt weapons are for trauma. Points are for puncturing. WTF did we learn?

[@zhain0]

shit, we should ban any random object if it can be a used as a weapon, think of the children lol

[@crissdrnek5907]

Of course, more more Pekiti Tirsia Kali! :)

[@dinomorell5163]

Always liked Kali!

[@devindooo]

What is the name of the sword you were referencing to, before you introduced the karambit?

[@vvvmarko]

Main reason i subscribed to your channel is Kali, Doug Marcaida & karambit. :D Great job!

[@tridonracaza556]

Always something knew to learn

[@shawn4900]

Entrances, exits, contingencies, options, creativity.

[@MultiSuwail]

good job Sir I learn a lot Mabuhay ka Sir.. hope one day i Can see you in person

[@robertbrunston5406]

Very informative! Thank you.

[@verfugbarkite]

a laceration is bleeding caused by blunt trauma.

[@bushcraftchip]

more! more! more,please!!!DM is one awesome dude...

[@szybkilewyprostyf231]

It would be nice to see emtpy hands vs all your weapons. Tactics and a few defensive techniques.

[@thedukeofskull1383]

I got a book on all different kinds of weapons once and couldn't believe all the different ways to hurt someone.There is way too much violence in the world, but at times it is needed for self defense. Especially when reasoning won't work. BEAUTIFUL VIDEO ! 👍