KALI REVERSE FLOW | TECHNIQUE TUESDAY

[@Scooter702]

great flow... that reverse always gets me

[@alekx58]

Ihr habt und schon flow danke vielen vielleicht ewigen Dank

[@phillphall]

Saw guro do this a couple of weeks ago. Learned it from you. Now to show off and immediately be humbled:)

[@NeilRockTV]

I think this is more like redonda and reverse redonda except when you broke it down during the 1:19 mark i think that one was the reverse sinawali, but thanks for the tutorial of the reverse flow i've been looking all around for this, much appreciated sir

[@darylmayfilosopo3030]

very helpful, thank you

[@craigrushworth4509]

Nice Mate Like the reverse in addition to what i refer to as Radondo Pattern

[@christianyellic3394]

Great video! Thank you 🙏

[@yokyo2263]

Best ever demonstration among all others. Salamat pare.

[@thecrowrains]

3/1/2019 New subscriber. First time post question: Prior to my Northern Shaolin teacher moving away, we used to study Wing Chun (WC) form adjacent to our Shaolin practice. Over the years I became aware of the similarities of body placement-foundations in various styles (lineages). I noticed almost immediately that the Sinawali shares a commonality with Wing Chun elbow placement. Just an observation. Both WC and Sinawali require the practitioner to keep elbows close for Centre-Line tensions in the former (during any given movement) and for ″the over & under″ in the latter as you described it in video Guru Mark Anastacio for the Sinawali. Thank you for posting. Have you noticed other shared commonalities? Peace! Eric.

[@skptk]

Thanks sir 🙏

[@acri0012]

this one was tough for my brain and coordination. Had to watch it at 0,5 speed a few times to make some sense haha

[@betchayvillaflores228]

Lmao sameee😴😂

[@kevin080592]

as a person who got used in sinawali and redondo with many variations and drills. this reverse sinawali is just confusing and a bit tricky.. I've been watching for a week now and I still don't completely get it lol.. hopefully I get it anytime soon

[@jamesinct]

Lookin good !

[@shareezmohammed7672]

Great! Do you have a full instructor video?

[@Wushutigercranekungfudragon]

great work

[@ivanivanovichivanov666]

sorry, man, for my english, i write from Belarus... it's very far from Canada) probably you can do some programs about different sinewaly (strait and reverse you show and understand), but as i know (maybe it's not corect) in classic sticks have about 16 sinewaly... and very itresting combination legs and arms))) because when i working correct with arms my legs do somesing wrong and when i do correct legs, my arms dont working correkt))) i practice 45 degree legs, but i need some time))) sorry for my english) best regards and have good trainings

[@masjut1]

Love the video

[@doodleproductions834]

This is helping me pass my belt test... 😅😅😅

[@thomasda3482]

like Chinese double sowrd also

[@triskelionkilla7255]

Salamat kapatid

[@raullopez9170]

Cuanto tiempo tarda una persona en dominar estos movimientos saludos desde México

[@bobderpenstein6117]

In my modern arnis, this is called rodanda and reverse rodanda.

[@tekrey3004]

redonda is your first move not sinawali

[@psalmdescargar493]

Wooooooooow cool moves !

[@biscuitbassbroom7306]

i must be stopid cos i can’t seem to get this revers sinawali help please……….

[@juanbonola9423]

Transition from downward to upper motion should be smooth. Theres a pause.

[@tranhonghai6383]

Make next lesson.

[@LeVance]

bat iba ibang version napapanood ko. di ko na alam susundin. nahihilo na ko 😖😖😖😩 pati pe instructor namin di marunong magturo hays

[@TheKinomutai]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@aseliocartallacartalla6503]

..wow

[@williellaguno5933]

Nice video but if you want to be a good instructor inpromote you