Kali Martial Arts Basics | The Most Dangerous Weapon and How To Beat It - Part 3

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Tactical knives have nothing against the kitchen knife. It is readily available and is very dangerous in the hands of an armed robber or whoever who wishes to use it for harm. Watch Kuya Toby as he explains what to do in such cases. Recorded during the Tactical, Survival and Arms Expo 2019 at the SMX Convention Center, SM Mall of Asia.

[@jancelconroy4720]

I think we need to take some steps back here. He made phenomenal points. Number one yes a common tool is usually picked up for committing violence. This could be a screwdriver or a kitchen knife xcetera. The number to he stated distance is your friend. And with that distance he also acknowledges that going up against a knife is not a good idea. 3 he showing a technique but the technique itself is not important actually hitting the opponent is more important. Remember the move that he is showing or any of them would be of Last Resort period but kicking and punching and angling would be your best option. The Perry is very quick he uses it to get past the hans and go to the back of the body. He switched partners because he was saying zero angle. The guy who was the partner coming up straight breath from that would be hard to block out. Not that you couldn't do the same movement but it would require more skill. He even switched the partner from left hand lead to right lead. Not that anybody would attack you in either stance butt to make the point he used the current setup. So far pretty good analysis I would take the first three as the primary techniques to use if you're not confident. But at the end of the day you should always study knife parts to make sure you have a real perspective on what you could be dealing with. Sparring is also a must and that's something they do in the Filipino martial arts. There's a lot of criticism on this thread but I think if you look back you will see the good outweighs the bad. Great presentation

[@neodelphi]

Dami ko nasaksihan labanan ng kutsilyo sa tundo, hindi ganyan mga atake sa tunay na buhay... wasiwas ang banatan, talagang mabilis, takbo lang talaga sure bet mo!

[@wackss5049]

True HAHA

[@erwinsocito4270]

no disrespect who is the guy demonstrating ..ive knife fighting before during my younger days back in dagat dagatan navotas ..haha there is no zero angle haha.. those guys i saw mean business they bought came from the school in the street ...i dont think you still grab the hands of the attacker its different from what i saw in an actual knife ...

[@richardgomez1151]

Way he mix English with his regular dialect?

[@DefenseandSecurityTV]

That’s how some Filipinos talk. Some words or terms are harder to express in Tagalog than in English