Doug Marcaida Teaches Ultimate Disarm Techniques: Master Blade, Stick, & Knife Kali Skills!

[@lenwenzel7440]

Weapons teach principles, once learned through drills you have tools. Ropes, chains, nunchucks, staffs, sticks, blades each have worlds of principles to learn. :) Thank you for sharing the philosophy of your art.

[@archangel98632]

Can confirm from firsthand experience: no quicker way of learning disarm principles than to be personally locked up, twisted, turned, led around, and gently escorted into the ground by Kuya Doug 😆. Awesome summary!

[@SharpTalkPodcast]

Well said! I felt every part of that… 😂💀💪🏽-Tomas

[@ITGuy2009]

Master Doug Marcaida is the best.

[@BMO_Creative]

Such an amazing set of lessons in 11 minutes!

[@SharpTalkPodcast]

Thank you!!⚔️

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Absolutely beautiful. Maybe the best video i've seen from Doug's explanational videos. Love It.

[@Angelo-y6h5z]

OMG! This video contains a plethora of insightful information. If you know, you know and Doug Marcaida is one of my favorite Filipino martial arts instructors. The man knows his stuff! I've been a student of Bobby Taboada's Balitawak Cuentada Arnis system now for 6 years - (the man's a legend in his own right). One year ago, I reached his Level 5 disarms, but was stuck there for an entire year, yet this 1 video INSTANTLY ungraded my understanding (literally overnight.) My struggle was trying to combine my understanding of (unarmed joint locks), with the use of the Arnis stick. The theory was always there, but the practicality was missing until I watched this video. You guys are amazing! Keep doing what you do and thanks for sharing.

[@vernonbarbee1351]

Full disclosure, I clicked because of Doug but found a new channel to sub to. Keep up the good work!

[@SharpTalkPodcast]

Awesome! Thank you for your support💪🏽⚔️🔥

[@totallysxmmyyt6787]

Flow with glue an amazing art it saved my life. All arts should train with weapons.

[@heinraaf1178]

Leuk! Met name het om en om aanvallen met de stok, geweldig om zo te trainen

[@mattkaija9138]

It’s amazing how he flows like air or water. 👏👏👏👏😃

[@edi9892]

This is a nice introduction. It's indeed a great principle to take an opportunistic approach and take the initiative rather than wait for an attack and hope that it's not a feint and you're predictions and timing are right... Plus, you're much better off when you keep your opponent busy...

[@overunderpull]

Great information and episode. Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@SharpTalkPodcast]

Our pleasure! Thank you!

[@ImmortalismReligionForAI]

Well done. I feel this was better done than most similar videos.

[@nathalielanoir4246]

Thank you so much 🙏 Lots of priceless informations here! 💪👍

[@SharpTalkPodcast]

Glad it was helpful!🙏🏽

[@Musicu-v5x]

Makes sense its about the feeling

[@jcurry41]

Was on your other video. Came to check this out. Love it.

[@MichaelWilliams-mo1vv]

Excellent sum up of FMA

[@SharpTalkPodcast]

Much appreciated!

[@A.M.Customs]

More knife technicks please❤

[@ronvillarreal5003]

Love it!

[@CarlosRedlichRocks]

Nice! Great teaching!

[@SharpTalkPodcast]

Glad you liked it!

[@mattnobrega6621]

That is some amazing training. Thank you for sharing 🫡👍

[@bajuszpal172]

Amazing and excellent. A particularly liked the lock-flow aspect of bare handed section, showns as if a byproduct. May be separating them into weaponless, one side qwith weapon and both sides with weapons could be more digestable for a learner of this really good martial art. Paul,69

[@SharpTalkPodcast]

Wonderful! Thank you for watching and sharing your experience! 🔥

[@Katrin-Keienburg]

So interesting. Thank you!🙏🗡

[@BramBramSyailendra]

perfect practise makes perfects..amazingggg

[@N0P3Sugar]

this martial arts are able to caught off guard people who knows they have the upper hand and in the worst case scenario like the saying, “It’s better to have it and not need it, than you don’t have it and need it” you can be your own weapon without carrying one in case of an oppressor is right in front of you and cornering you.

[@ahilbilyredneksopinion]

Do ya have a vid on blocking a dissarm?

[@omartech110]

Pugay po 💪🏾💯❤️🇵🇭🥋

[@nestorreyes5253]

Amazing moves! Thanks souch for posting!

[@SharpTalkPodcast]

Glad you like them!

[@markball4117]

Wow the master!!!!!🙏

[@ElsaAndAnnie]

Excellent video with amazing demo and explanation!

[@SharpTalkPodcast]

Many thanks!

[@AdamJee923]

Love you guys, appreciate all❤

[@frog-fe8it]

How much of this could be transferred to close quarters tomahawk use?

[@dubj5191]

6:45 picture perfect lol

[@1stMartialSageUnderHeaven]

Nice video

[@SharpTalkPodcast]

Thank you for watching!

[@frankmaulson-privatekarate]

Came over from the morning coffee 👍

[@DougMarcaida]

Thanks

[@ahilbilyredneksopinion]

Yall make a feiggin killer team.

[@franciscastro6652]

Great with a cooperative opponent and done in slow-mo.

[@SharpTalkPodcast]

This is a video worth watching 2 or 3 times

[@michaelgerman4802]

​@@SharpTalkPodcast I guess he said it with ignorant sarcasm. He doesn't understand the term demo or tutorial and expects everything to be the "real thing". I guess he thinks the same way about guys shooting stationary (cooperative)objects at firing ranges and doesn't understand that the moves you and kuya Doug showed teaches the discipline,instinct and muscle memory for when you need it in real situations.

[@theCollectiveEU]

slow means smooth and smooth means fast (Jeff Bezos)

[@sekolahkebangsaanbikangmoe610]

When you get it right, it's just the matter of speeding it up.

[@N0P3Sugar]

That’s why you will never git good with that kind of mentality, slow-mo is just showing us to understand it better, at it’s normal speed you'll never know what hit you because you’re arrogant and dumb as shit that’s why the slow-mo

[@theCollectiveEU]

one of the moves Connor does most of the time, is using his forward hand and "grab" the opponents hand. imo, he will get the lead and advantage ovee the opponent

[@RafaelSantana-n4c]

Se parece algo al Krav maga pero la diferencia es que el km se entrena para desalmar armas no enseñan como utilizar .a menos que sea en un grado mas alto .buena demostración 👍 me interesa mucho cualquier estilo que sea real no deporte algo que te silva para una emegencia nunca esta de mal aprender como desia bruce lee y otros maestros siempre aprende aprende lo necesario y lo bueno que pueda ser util lo que no silva echalo a un lado 👍

[@julesjones2442]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 Uussshhh

[@JonathanNauroy]

Super instructive vidéo, vous êtes géniaux 😊❤

[@theCollectiveEU]

"it will keeel" 😂

[@BramBramSyailendra]

my question is how to best deal with someone brutally using knife to attack us

[@DougMarcaida]

Run

[@BramBramSyailendra]

@@DougMarcaida okey...great idea

[@SharpTalkPodcast]

Run FAST

[@michaelgerman4802]

Yes if you have the chance you run away. But when SHTF I'd be so glad to have kuya Doug's skills to come in handy.

[@Thee-_-Outlier]

​@@michaelgerman4802 still dead, you run

[@joco762]

Dis arm, dat arm… then everything else?

[@Idancewithwolves]

Everyone isn't fighting with a stick though

[@SharpTalkPodcast]

I encourage you to rewatch this episode Sounds like there is more to learn ⚔️

[@TchallaKilmonger]

Stick, blade, empty hand, all related. Stick teaches, and sharpens the blade and empty hand, Doug definitely mentioned all three in the video

[@michaelgerman4802]

They never said that you should use it with someone fighting with you with a gun or flamethrower either. It's not the only self defense video to watch and know by heart. Different strokes for different folks.

[@albertmontalban5473]

We are not "everyone" though 😊

[@grayrecluse7496]

It all looks good, til it's real life.

[@SharpTalkPodcast]

This is real life

[@grayrecluse7496]

@@SharpTalkPodcast Real life,my a$s. I've got the scar's from knife fights. Not knife play fights. That junk you two did will get you killed.

[@michaelgerman4802]

​​@@grayrecluse7496 They never said that you will never get cut in a real fight. But those skills will get you a higher chance of coming out alive than just being out there and doesn't know what to do. Common sense will tell you not to do those step by step just to look good like they did but apply with what the situation offers you to do. Real fights are never supposed to look good but having some edge in technique could get you out less ugly. With the kind of mindset you have you're lucky you only got scars.

[@grayrecluse7496]

@@michaelgerman4802 Did you read,his reply back to me? He wrote,"this is real life", end quite. " You" put in a lot of thought and words to defend them. They should give you some of the money this post, makes but they won't. When (you) have some fighting scar's tell me know some of what works!!!🤡 He's some smart insite, don't get grabbed by someone bigger and stronger. Don't let your feet get entangled with each other, that happened got me fuxed up .. Heavy leather belts and buckle's work the best for m, I am old now, reach always keep's you safer. Go to your local bar or around here store where black folks hang out. Test yourself ,but I guess the 📲 or video game is where your toughness stops. .. Remember, It's all fun and games,till you're eaten up like a chicken Wang! .

[@DougMarcaida]

I have the fighting scars and i have the body counts of those who have used them.. take note these have been used by the military i taught first hand in the Phiiippines and some use from special.forces i have trained as a contractor and the MEN OF many street gang fights.there is no guarantee because no one is bullet proof or staB Proof. Even those who are very skilled with this can die from being stabbed but many too have lived . That being said, DONT generalize because it shows how limited your understanding is of training the arts which have been proven effective for many...and for other in it..not so much. But what does work is the other things you learn from trainig. The art...respect , comradery, Friendship , confidence and spirituality. Not everything's just about the violence. And this is just a demo. Not that as mention...disarms are secondary. The true disarms is the cuts, strike and hits...watch the video and understand what is presented. @grayrecluse7496