Fred Mastro & Doug Marcaida | Knife Flow

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[@knife4life908]

Doug is so fluid ! He's got real skills ! I love his style

[@msantiago5150]

Finally a real Master! 🙏🏻 My respect to Master Marcaida 👊🏻

[@coherence_x54r]

these guys have always worked great with each other, no matter who's doing the teaching verbally they both still are teaching. good visual lesson.

[@ricardcharbonier7167]

What I love about Doug M. Is not that hes an absolute master with a variety of weapons but that he's a pure artist with a knife.

[@johnnunez6940]

Between them two, they can advance at a higher pace... My respect for both instructors...

[@drharmonica]

Beautiful music for such a deadly ballet.

[@jeremywhitfield4556]

Well phrased

[@شوشوباهيج-ط1ر]

Dr. Harmonica

[@شوشوباهيج-ط1ر]

Dr. Harmonica .

[@richlistening5511]

This ballet is known as penchak silat, master.. 🙏 🙏

[@minhhaunguyen309]

your comment make me LOL everyday

[@odinsfire1409]

Two of the best martial artists around today imo.

[@DNoneya-co5wi]

The PERFECT choice of music. Both beautiful like the elegance of the flow, yet there's a sadness to it that matches the absolute lethality you can see when he connects and that a life would be ended. Beautiful lethality. Nice work.

[@LEXxTALIONS7913]

Two awesome teachers and the 2 best instructors of the world. My honest opinion.

[@lechaussonphoceen369]

Great to see how much Fred as humble. Maestro Marcaida congratulations

[@tyrusmfrechs7025]

Fred is submissive, not humble. Don't worry his ego surely is at a high idle here.

[@simonmohs9502]

So amazing to watch a master in real time slow motion! What a demonstration! And Koodos to the camera person! You did an incredible job too!👏👏👏

[@pethello3845]

In real life knife fight, this never happens. But this is an excellent art of knife fighting. A great foundation.

[@themask3174]

Actually non trained people with knives are probably more dangerous than trained ones. Though, they are also more dangerous for themselves. The thing is movements (with or without knives) need practice to be automatic in real life.

[@docsunga]

“It will kill!” 😊

[@yorkyleefairbank]

He will killlllllll

[@stillnessinmovement]

that's some good work. I notice several things. one is he uses same foundation movement over and over, it's not different techniques, it's different application of same basic movement. very smart. more flexible and fluid. also note the continued use of large circle at distance into small circle at touch. this is also great, he's moving the same but getting different results. big at distance and small at touch, move circularly is hallmark of high skill. on a style discussion, I note that virtually all his movement is same as in bagua single palm, (my main art) I can see how I can use my movements in this way. thanks doug, dig it. now more to practice for me!

[@Mr._P.]

First vid I've seen of Mastro not beating up someone while teaching his martial art. Doug being scary as hell.

[@Payote88]

Paulo Prieto It says a lot to see a man such as Fred look almost vulnerable against Doug's superior alpha persona. i understand it's a seminar and freds bad ass AF! but Damn..

[@hugoalbertocardenasvazquez3876]

+Payote P I don´t think Fred Mastro is vulnerable against Doug's, it's wrong to think so, since there is no effective PT ... why? because all the training programs are only for you to wake up your senses and with practice your skills be better... If you suppose that Doug is better, because he dominates the class, that is the worst way to understand the martial arts or PT's , an example of this is how Navy Seal's, Marines, Rangers or Delta operatives have lost their lives against a young or child terrorist who has only a poor training ..... In other words, martial arts as well as the PT, it's like the days of the week, on Monday (the day may be cloudy), it will never look like Wednesday (the day is cold) or Saturday (the day is rainy) in simple words learn it martial arts or PT so that you are alert or prepared but it is never a guarantee the victory!

[@dabuddahs654]

+ Hugo Alberto Cardenas Vazquez I agree with you, dominance in the classroom means nothing in real life, I think Mastro and Doug are trained similarly, and they might be better than eachother in different ways, but i think Doug scores higher than Mastro overall - at least from what i have seen on KZbin, which is not enough to be certain.

[@jonathanconstancio1694]

Doug would destroy Fred Mastro when it come to using a knife. Fred Mastro’s skills aren’t as great as people make them out to be. However Silat is an awesome martial art and I won’t take away from it.

[@RJ-wd8nu]

He's got all 720 degrees covered 👌👌

[@clegrand73]

The flow is amazing it even blends with the music. Thanks for sharing that moment. Gracias.

[@robertmcdowell8367]

I've been teaching American Kenpo since 1976. I teach only adults. After many years of practice,I feel comfortable and more effective in holding my knife/karambit, in the reverse grip. This means you have to get closer, but at the same time, it is a strong stance. Once I get inside his arms, he's mine so to speak. I am 5'2" . Practicing a lot will eventually lead you to "your" comfortable position: saber or reverse grip. Sifu, Puyallup

[@FPSBloodlust]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@SUPERCARSANDCLASSICCARS]

Song- Drifting by Aaron Saloman You're welcome! Stay safe gentlemen.

[@xxxXXXFASTXXXxxx]

Thank you lord!

[@InfernoNinja111]

thanks

[@mercentperrault]

May safety and peace be upon you as well, brother.

[@tyrusmfrechs7025]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqKpi5aCoayXoZo

[@9cloud4]

Fred and Doug got same Rthym and wave length and thought, though they're from different background but the sync between them is awesome. love see them doing drills.

[@richegarcia4531]

He's finally seeing how a real Martial artist works

[@chris9380]

A pair of self defense gods!!!

[@stealthapproach3389]

this video was just beautiful. It proves that actions are stronger than words. Thise reminds me when I used to watch older people training kali in my local barangay. Unfotunately Filipinos start to forget this beautiful art. This inspires me to go back on fml.

[@Bubble23428]

Stealth Approach kali and silat is my favorite

[@Iancarriedaway]

Cause and Effect....an elegant teaching flow...

[@stephanvishnu9376]

Fred maestro, now this a real deal... I've seen him fight. Watched his moves.. His fast blocks and hard work on the opponent neck and around the back head. Followed by knee up attacks. Greetings Combat Maestro, from extreme aikido Dojo, Malaysia.

[@cianobar142]

extreme aikido...so like, aikido with strikes?

[@tsaxondale2499]

where did you see him fight? I take it you aren't talking about that fight he lost?

[@mehdiberthet-bondet7294]

Le séminaire de fou: doug marcaida et Fred mastro!!!! Quand ta fait ça, tu peux mourir heureux 😁

[@mishellekochel4510]

He makes it all look so graceful. Someone said it right...an elegant deadly dance.

[@smiles.5927]

Masters at work

[@jamespisano1164]

Awesome. Reverse grip is quite amazing.

[@mariomarin4702]

Yes but in a real combat I wouldn't use it.

[@rbliven]

Absolutely beautiful. My two favorite instructors performing poetry in motion.

[@harry5933]

*A MÚSICA🎼, OS MOVIMENTOS💃,TUDO TÃO LINDO😍,AGORA QUANDO CHEGA A REALIDADE É OUTRA HISTÓRIA💀🥀*

[@regishu7464]

The way Teacher Doug conducts his class is different from Teacher Fred. Its all about the "Objective of Teaching" as any instructor determines it and "the How" that objective is achieved. No "one teacher" is better than any other just like no "one Martial Art" is better than the others. Nice Video, Pugay!

[@tko2218]

Brilliant absolute brill watching 2 great martial artists respect UK

[@lionheartchannel5842]

Thanks for sharing this video

[@greatamculture]

Taking every opportunity to inflict damage in fluid motion.

[@solomavie664]

Légèreté intelligente.merci

[@joemcknel2515]

Would like to hear him explaining the movements.

[@timotejmares]

That would be great to hear from him. But in fact it's not that complicated, both your hands trap and parry but with your knife hand, you also do a continual fluid slash (ice pick holding is essential to it). Simple in theory, but requieres a LOT of drill.

[@helpdeskjnp]

That’ll never happen. His videos are about as instructive as reading a dictionary front to back. Typical videos of his, just dazzling newcomers by showing off, speeding up suddenly while doing flows that he never breaks down to actually teach. All the while everyone who paid probably a fortune for the seminar stand around in awe.

[@reflexflow9088]

Hook and slash, very effective tactic, Thank You for another great video lesson!

[@KyleKalevra]

The ULTIMATE knife fighting class. Damn, I wish I was there...

[@marcelonogueira6669]

It's a legendary video

[@branofattrebates2847]

Doug Marcadia with a smile, " this knife it will kill " !

[@jondee8506]

you can sense that these guys are deadly in their arts...

[@haliecabrera6387]

this is so helpful to me,especially on my job..

[@chrishamilton2559]

Halie Cabrera damn, where do you work?

[@savagekingdom4882]

@@chrishamilton2559 russian mafia

[@bozzskaggs112]

.@@chrishamilton2559 Chucky Cheese doorman. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGewiaVprraNaNE. just kidding H. Cabrera

[@Somm_RJ]

Streaming

[@jaytamayo4694]

How happy I am that he is n instructor of a Filipino Martial-art called (in shorter form) "Kali". I just don't know if he is also a filipino.

[@stupidman9774]

very nice dance. thank you.

[@freedolphin1732]

?!!!

[@albertflex6990]

Doug marcaida é uma lenda 👏👏👏

[@alexvanderlinden6027]

A deadly flow yet so nice to see it

[@briangumba5723]

Those small stabs he does may seem insignificant in the demo but the locations their positioned in are deadly!

[@jorgesuarez-lamadrid3594]

Soy un seguidor los dos maestros F. MASTRO Y Marcaida.los admiro mucho por su técnica y su explosión.les mando un gran abrazo éxitos totales y bendiciones cósmicas.

[@bcdkatargettv]

I like the style,,,its easy to follow ,,,love it.

[@d.c.trinity4631]

Doug Marcaida is a true warrior 👍👌🤘

[@whiskeypapa8842]

No way will yours truly ever try to slug it out with a knife wielder. Much respect though to those who would try their luck with the bad guy.

[@KiRiMa64]

Agreed,if I'm not protecting innocent people I'm running in the opposite direction.

[@johnbravo1034]

It’s only worst-case scenario training. No one sane should be looking to get into a blade or gun fight.

[@3wolfsdown702]

You got to love a good knife fight

[@seattleflyboard3807]

spoken like a man with common sense!

[@manasbehera4428]

Fantastic

[@veronidimitrov4883]

What training knife they using?

[@Shadow-bx8ri]

Two legends together

[@tflynn2400]

My son and I were looking at a display case of knives when he said to me "Okay, that's nuts. If I pay $500 for a knife, when I open it Doug Marcaida had better appear and wield it for me, or it isn't worth that.

[@ozzywambeek3970]

Great post I'm a jkd practitioner. Kali is very effective

[@mariosoltyify]

Really nice display nice techniques self defence is very important 🙏💚

[@Krogh97]

Very Diablo 2 ish music. Love it

[@newsreaction9008]

He is a Judge in the show named forged in fire

[@vasilecostin9182]

it will kill -the kill test

[@aikidopurwokerto]

good practice

[@hieysenttv.429]

Really nice video

[@pssita]

If I'm going to a knife fight I'm bringing Doug!

[@timotejmares]

This comment is underrated :-)

[@augustocesar77]

Master of knives.

[@rubenmangus407]

This is a fixed blade regular knife, look up his fighting with a karambit. He doesn’t play with the karambit.

[@thomasromer5369]

Truly a knife master

[@KevinLopez-pp2kz]

Oh nooo, this technique looks very deadly yet interesting.

[@jeremywhitfield4556]

More vids like this plz

[@h.schmid1965]

Doug Marcaida und man hat keine Chance! 👍🏻

[@simofanani9341]

Tanks

[@Plainsimple67]

Knife FIGHTING is JUST WHOLE DIFFERENT animal.

[@learnedhand8559]

Sam G. Two and a half years of Kali taught me that I never want to have a real knife fight but I am glad to have the training if needed.

[@rosalbacaicedogomez6163]

Maestro mis Respetos Jhon ARAQUE de Medellin Colombia

[@jaytamayo4694]

Wow! He is one of the 3 jugdge in "Forged in Fire". "It will killllll!"

[@Mehmetyldrm_]

Jay Tamayo it weel keel

[@michaell8295]

GN, can doug block the unblockable throat cut? I love both of these guys, would like to see them at speed. If these either of guys are doing a seminar in your area go you wont be disappointed!

[@mightyole]

it will keeeel!

[@justinshah1147]

This comment deserves more recognition

[@Vendell_23]

My father told me that my grandfather was guerilla during WW2 in the philippines and they used this kind of martial arts when they ambush or takeout some of japanese patrols in the jungle silently. too bad i never get the chance to know my grandfather because he died before i was even born.

[@Smurffitness]

damn man , wish I could have met your grandfather to. would have been awesome to learn a few moves.

[@archgloom]

he died because kali insuffient against japanese ninjas i guess

[@jboz3a]

i died lmao

[@kenecheyamazaki5954]

Sparty™ well I have a grandfather guerilla from philipines too and I also have a ninja grandfather from japan >=)

[@topblair3381]

Bruhh.. Ninja only lasted on 1817 and Ninja is also not Good Soldier i mean they hate cops and Japanese Soldiers they are Assassins like Assasins creed :3 their job is to assasinate the higher Person like Samurai leader

[@Llight-qg9tc]

These guys, the real deal! 👍👍👍👍

[@scottenosh4548]

I like the music.

[@bapro1715]

Master Ken!

[@MMM3.3M]

Best video

[@Degeneraterecluse]

Would like to see this pulled off at live speed with a boxer. Arms are not left hanging in the air. They are retracted after the strike and then strike again.

[@synopsis3191]

The Best Ever...Doug Marcaida...

[@vonparzival1078]

Doug towards Kali practitioner: It will keellll 😁

[@ramilparedes9930]

Ang galing talaga

[@ikspisedunia]

Luar biasa

[@jonescalingayan4178]

FMA proudly 💪💪💪 filipino ancient martial arts kali

[@gabrielvaca1978]

Dog Marcaida en mi opinión, es uno de los mejores en Kali, veo otros videos de instructores y ninguno, tiene la técnica y fluidez en sus acciones como Dog, buen video.

[@loveshchauhan5660]

Beautiful & Brutal knife dance of death

[@getchrisified]

Beautiful

[@juanfernandez1121]

Que genios

[@pacoperales5785]

Eres grande sifuu

[@tommycordero4001]

Filipino martial arts. It can killlll....😊

[@InstructorKM]

Do You sparr in full force and speed, with wooden or plastic knives?

[@InstructorKM]

@@bettaatrium7156 Of course, because nobody in reality fighting knife vs. knife - this is just a movie fantasy.

[@jim2010mopar]

Anyone that gave this a thumbs down is clueless. This is the way. The path!

[@francoiscarriere5584]

It will KEEAAALLLL!! :D

[@AlifaB_]

So similar to Wing Chun but still so different. Every martial art is linked because of the logic of defense.

[@bodyno3158]

Every martial art is linked because we all have 4 limbs attached to 1 body……

[@Tresoroeffnung]

very similar. learn wing chun first and go from there!

[@charlespangilinan6351]

@@Tresoroeffnung I say learn Kali if you want a weapon-driven art before transitioning to an empty hand art. But Wing Chun first if you want empty hands first.

[@Tresoroeffnung]

@@charlespangilinan6351 I would say learn empty hand first. It is a good basis to start with weapons which are an extension of your hands. A few of my wing chun friends also love Kali. Very nice for breaking collar bones...

[@frankcastle1272]

great vid

[@jorgesuarez-lamadrid3594]

Excelente

[@ivanmejia3492]

Please explain me if someone is bodybuilder like ronnie coleman. How can i move him.

[@FranciscoMartinez-kw9cj]

At the end of the demonstration Mastro told the students “Doug can keel”

[@realworld7103]

2 legends awesome video!