Amazing KICKS of Filipino Martial Arts - Functional for Self Defense

[@iamivanvanvan3592]

Thank you for showing the world our techniques in martial art. You're a Filipino not in blood, but in your heart. Thanks a lot

[@kalicenter]

Thank you for watching! 🙏🏻

[@digitalneko7975]

I was training myself for lower kicking again as I'm 50 years old. I could do high kicks in my 20's, but, my opponent can catch the kicks as I'm not as fast as I use to be. This is a great tutorial sensei. SUBBED!

[@ives3572]

I do MMA training on a regular basis for recreational and self-defense purposes, and I love using kicks. I'm more of a kicker than a puncher, I just use my hands to set up my kicks.

[@Linnwolf]

Also another advantage with these types of kicks they don't require a lot of warm ups to be used effectively in the event of an emergency.

[@reflexflow9088]

Great Kicks for self-defense! At 65 years old I only use knees, sweeps shin kick and stomp, but I teach my students to practice all these different low line kicks! You're putting out great information, keep up the good work!

[@hansvandegraaf9824]

Great lesson OSU👍💯

[@juandelata]

Kicking techniques of Kali first technique *kicking the groin* man I love this

[@Linnwolf]

Awesome stuff! These types of kicks work great in self-defense or real life actual fighting.

[@rexparex2793]

What is special in Eskrima/Kali/Balintawak, whatever you call it, is that even when you are more than 70 years old, you can use it because it actually never requires much kicking. Pre-Hispanic Filipino tattooed warriors usually fought in close/tight quarters; that's why its kicks are designed to hit the enemy on groin, testicles, leg, and ankle.

[@jerryrios1227]

I like the simplicity of F.M.A. I have a saying when I teach self defense. S.E.E. Simple Effective Explosive.

[@nikolab.4065]

No views, 1 like? Haven't been this early in a while I've actually seen downward cut kicks in yaw yan, which simulate the angle 1 of the blade

[@kalicenter]

Weird when the numbers do that. Yes, there are both upward and downward cut kicks as well as horizontal.

[@chrisipacs2091]

Sir i absolutely love your videos im an instructor Under Sifu Paul Vunak / Guro Dan inosanto JKD Concepts Filipino Martial arts..And i Absolutely love your material

[@M_2307]

So I'm old... 47... and have trained in Kali with Terry Gibson in Tulsa OK back in the day. I haven't moved around like this in awhile, but I appreciate the workout method of your video. The knowledge is there but the effort has been lacking. thank you for the inspirato!!!

[@M_2307]

EDIT: My effort has been lacking...

[@Voxclamantis]

love this! more please!

[@samotsari4852]

You almost master the Filipino Martial Arts. Good job!!!

[@eurasian8178]

Pilipino Martial Arts have unique styles and technique thank you for promoting.

[@Aljerrix]

Our Filipino martial arts thank you for sharing this.

[@andybowyer727]

Brilliantly presented. Thank you.

[@bernardlundyjr.8685]

Paul I have noticed that as I watch u with your drills I seem to lose what I have learned I guess because I am watching tv it throws me off. Please share what I could do different Paul because I njoy everything u have shown me. Thank u and I look forward to a response to help me. Thank you! Pauul!

[@kalicenter]

Just focus on no more than 2 or 3 skills/drills per week. Make sure you take time to review past lessons. Take notes of important lessons this helps with memory retention.

[@brando8829]

Awesome stuff paul. Always inspired. Keep em coming! Personally interested in the empty hand techniques of FMA. Got your pangamut DVD, and I'm ready to rock and roll😎😎

[@samuelmahmud1909]

Great video coverage and I'm going to start having some of those kicks to my Arsenal thank you

[@lawrenceprunty6132]

Wow, you're right, I've never seen these in any other style but I love them. They are the most practical kicks I've ever seen in the clinch. Thanks again Paul! You're the man!

[@michaelrishot1839]

Great video. I like that cut kick. It is now part of what I practice on occasion. I find practicing the cut kick both low and high are both equally important; the low is great for during grappling, the high is great for when someone tries to sneak in from the front-side 45 degree angle.

[@michaelrishot1839]

If you have any videos that have good flail techniques, please, let me know. It is such an underrated weapon, in regards to training in most forms of martial arts that I've studied thus far (or maybe that's more in regards to if one practices it too fast right off the bat, the rate of serious self injury pretty much guaranteed, except if practiced with exclusively wooden equipment, rope lacing sticks or four to five, five-inch dowels together to create the "spike ball' effect).

[@raymundbalce4550]

Simplicity is practicality

[@maestrorosstv542]

Accurate Filipino Martial Arts Kickings, Sikad, Patid at tadjak, Keep it up 🙏🇵🇭🙏

[@mitchhamrick3117]

Thanks!

[@MaddogKernan]

Ive done Various martial arts styles from wing chun to jujitsu to Taekwondo and krav maga they all use the same type of kicks i haven't seen these types of kicks the only 2 ive seen is the low side kick and the oblique kick, i like the kicks shown in this video and where they are aimed at..

[@junichiroyamashita]

I heard that Sikaran became a separated part of Kali, with many techniques like leg wrestling and similar. Some styles look really similar to TKD and Muay Thai,while others are more traditional looking,and also wrestle the leg against the hinges like the knee,thigh and ankle.

[@kalicenter]

Yes, many have broken apart FMA and decided to focus on specific areas.

[@junichiroyamashita]

@@kalicenter i am really interested in that traditional "leg wrestling" sikaran. It feels like something nobody have done before.

[@frederickg.6155]

Thank you🙏 I like those kicks, high kicks are so risky and the proficiency level is just so high...

[@aliabbasgill7708]

KALI the great

[@jimmyjones9950]

Thanks for all the hard work Paul.

[@gavinegan5039]

Just doing sikaran at my school now.

[@psgary6622]

these are unique kicks indeed. the applications are terrific. my only critique is that you have to turn the support leg towards your target when you do a side-kick or round-kick of any kind so as to get more power to the target and more importantly to avoid knee injuries like I have.

[@kalicenter]

Yes, this video is basic. In application these kicks are combined with footwork.

[@johnbella913]

I'm 71 now. Have had microsurgery on right knee. (It's much better), but have arthritis on inner side of left knee, and I wear various sport knee braces for it. Can you help? Used to do kick boxing/Muay Thai but not anymore.

[@nicogam-ad5814]

Pugay at Salamat. God bless

[@CebuChurchPLWM]

You're a great master.

[@reymonbolima9752]

Kali is a combination of defense and offense that's why it is defferent from martial arts

[@richmondlandersenfells2238]

This is very helpful. Thanks to you guro.

[@aaronworld1982]

Great kicking Tutorial💪!!!

[@jedidiahsese8436]

what do you need to kick with

[@capthappy345]

Nicely done

[@kalicenter]

🙏🏼

[@shujiling213]

Awesome kick style

[@kennethcook8857]

Excellent video. Thank you.

[@silvernotepad]

It my frist time to know kicking from Kali, Thx.

[@shannonjohnson3910]

Love your teachings.

[@danhaywood5696]

I cant do the left scoop kick. Back injury and untreated hernia. I can do the right. I shouldn't do either though, too risky for me. I practice with my customized cane and knifes in the forest everyday. I use the cane to strike from knee's up, and to block low then I move in using the cane hook and knife. I will try some kicks using the cane and see if I can do them at all. I know I cant do that with my left leg at all though. It'd probably drop me. I can't do stomp practice with that foot either. This hurts me just to think about it. Im getting one to two hours of practice everyday. My hands are messed up too, but I handle my blades and cane powerfully and I got footwork. Im in too much pain now, gonna take a day or two completely off.

[@stephenstocks1074]

Love to see more kicking

[@kalicenter]

Right on! 👍🏻

[@dennismoore3669]

I like ur kicking tactics. There all low and can be applued almost at will if needed. Freat kesson.

[@santieadventuresolares5148]

Thank you for help that I can use the technique you show for perfect low kick in my own fighting style.😁🔥☀️

[@noraariq7220]

Love this..more pls

[@marklawrence302]

Great video!

[@dez3332]

Thanks for the great info. Nice to see different kicks than karate, TKD.

[@teknoutama]

very interesting martial art. Sir, Do you live in Philiphine ?

[@l4w1nc0l7]

are we going for yawyan??(another Philippines martial art almost kickbox but can mixed with kali) 😃😃😃

[@kalicenter]

No, I only teach Kali. Though these are all just names. Training is more important then the name we call it. 👍🏻

[@MrSUNNY-gi9sw]

Awesome... ✔️✔️✔️

[@kalicenter]

🙏🏻

[@kolinstewart1254]

very nice

[@antoniocavalleri7003]

very good

[@sourabhkumar9031]

Thanks guru 😊 🙏

[@KidCrowder]

Next video request: Kali for street self-defense

[@kalicenter]

👍🏻

[@piersgentry7453]

Very intresting we use almost the same kicks in wing chun kungfu

[@thomasturner4253]

Thanks Paul Great information BIGH THIMBS UP

[@kalicenter]

Thank you

[@pauldavy8638]

luv it paul.ever thought aboit putting rubber tires around bobs legs.

[@kalicenter]

Good idea!

[@johnbedinghaus2390]

Thanks, Paul! Do you plan on adding a Dumog section to Kali Center, or will it be contained strictly on the DVD?

[@kalicenter]

Eventually I’ll get to filming more Dumog stuff 👍🏻

[@SamuelSantos-bx2rh]

Are you going to do a video on the kicks from the clinch? Like during dumog?

[@kalicenter]

Yes, I’ll doing a lot of empty hands videos this year. 2021!!! 👍🏻

[@lymariejohnson391]

Good stuff

[@hctmartialarts7971]

Good job sir🇵🇭🥋💪

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

The stomp kick is the foot equivalent of the fang in the snake! If he can’t walk the fight is over!

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

My bad I meant to say de fanging the snake

[@richardbarton6146]

where is your school??

[@luisvelazquez5420]

These kicks are great for street fights.

[@HudsonKT]

This is great. Thanks for the video. But try not to drop your hands when your kicking it leaves your face exposed. 🙂👍

[@doybarbado1497]

Lol he is an expert, he knows what his doing

[@davidmoreels2219]

Great video, love the kicking but i forget to train it most of the time

[@kalicenter]

Kali has great kicks!

[@Hectorwhytus]

Awesome video

[@kalicenter]

Thanks 🙏🏻

[@stephenpatti2375]

With what part of the foot or leg are you striking with the scoop kick?

[@kalicenter]

Top/toes with footwear on. Like thrusting or witiking with the tip of the blade. If closer you can also make contact with the shin. Even closer it’s a knee strike.

[@thomasda3482]

Very similar to Kung fu ... Nice technic

[@Almosteasyese]

So for the cut kick vs snap roundhouse, my leg isn't snapping out but rather is kind of swung like a curbed blade?

[@kalicenter]

Yes, this allows for more recounter abilities against another KALI practitioner who is good at kicking counters like leg destructions.

[@MonacoRocha]

Stomp Kick.. is Great You can really scare Roaches...

[@jedidiahsese8436]

is it shin or foot the cut kick

[@kalicenter]

Shin

[@toxicrayons1222]

Do you have training DvDs on the empty hand,

[@kalicenter]

Kali Emory Hands DVD download is available at KaliCenter.com

[@lirabarbajavier]

That's what we need, use of kicks, cause the use of kicks is almost forget, thanks guru! 😁😈

[@kalicenter]

Yes, kicks are often not trained in Kali practice.

[@lirabarbajavier]

@@kalicenter and they're very often use in close combat, would be interesting to see the counters 😁😈

[@inkwento7978]

what's with the emoji 😁😈

[@lirabarbajavier]

@@inkwento7978 I almost always finish my comments with a similar emoji, why? 😁😈

[@essencetaiji1745]

Definitely more kicks and empty hands and the connection to other aspects like weapons,.

[@kalicenter]

👍🏼🙏🏼

[@frederickg.6155]

Wing Chun has a couple of very similar kicks, we kick low and never chamber

[@RucknSplice]

Isn't it more effective to use the side kick with the lead leg? I feel that's quicker and more direct. That being said, gotta respect kali technique, very crisp and savagely meant to cause damage.

[@kalicenter]

Like I mentioned in the video. All these kicks have applications off of the lead leg also.

[@RucknSplice]

@@kalicenter well I do understand that the off leg could have an element of surprise. I just don't know if it's as effective and this notion might come from the fact that it's underrepresented in mma so we just don't know how it would translate. It's quite ironic how it's called mma when it doesn't incorporate the full scope of combat but I guess at that point it would be a fight to the death back in the Roman collosieum. Now we have seen techniques of karate and a bit of wing chun executed in ufc which is tied to kali but certainly not to the degree of real life street tactics. I'd love to see ufc represent a fighter with a kali background and pay its respect. If you haven't checked out an anime series called Baki, it's quite interesting as it tries to protray realistic mma scenes of displaying an "any means necessary" style akin to Krav maga/kali type of combatives.

[@jjooeegg1]

Good video

[@kalicenter]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@renzjaysoncorral145]

Nice vids bro

[@kalicenter]

Thank you!

[@florianadolf2256]

Nice sikaran clip👍

[@kalicenter]

🙏🏻👍🏻

[@sanctusreiki2663]

Chokurei

[@lechatleblanc]

ur a great kicker! lol

[@lechatleblanc]

kickin' impossible!

[@jmaca112]

these kicks training would be of good defense use against my wife's attack on her slaps and face scratching technics

[@MonacoRocha]

OMG !!! All Those MMA , UFC fighters are all scared of you... i showed them your Kali kicks & they all retired cause they were scared of One day having to Fight You Mr. Kali... LOL !!

[@indriadrayton1132]

More empty hands and feet!!!

[@codhisattva]

Thanks!

[@kalicenter]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@bobbylineberger3052]

Great video!