Reverse Striking Angles - Kali Sword and Stick Fighting Techniques | Arnis Eskrima

[@johnbedinghaus2390]

Great lesson! You never stop making the basics interesting. The detail in your explanations is one of the reasons you're such a great teacher. Thank you!

[@kalicenter]

Thanks! 🙏🏻 Gotta keep it fun 👍🏻

[@flip110119]

Amen to that!!!

[@machyavelli4890]

Dear Paul & Kali Center. After a couple months of training 2 days a week to supplement my kettlebell workouts, I am beginning to see some progress. My skill is improving and thanks to the complementary nature of kali and kettlebells, my shoulders have never felt stronger and better. Much obliged for helping me find the groove in Kali. Your instruction is top notch. I also like how you keep to the fundamentals, how well you articulate and how you never say "um, ah, uh, y'know." Those are filler words, as you well know, indicative of those who don't know what they're talking about. I will show my gratitude and support by regular visits to this type of free content, smashing the like button, and by making a purchase from time to time from your shop. Lastly, I'm sure others beside myself would be quite interested in your bio - where you grew up, family life, education, where you learned FMA, etc. Would you be so kind to make such a bio available?

[@nikolab.4065]

The reverse angles are some of my favorite tools in sparring because they can be real tricky and unexpected. And I agree on training the full motion of each strike, because it essentially practices both the longer and shorter strike in one go, and when you do decide to go for shorter/tighter strikes, it's much easier to do because you already practiced the harder version.

[@kalicenter]

They’re great angles! 🙏🏻👍🏻🤺

[@rodolphedilscher5321]

To me I think it is good to bait or to offer a solution when you are late and blocking the counter attack staying into your flow. It helps you to understand how break the flow to come back into your rhythm. A bit more than basics to me. The feeling is great. Surprisingly, my right hand on angle 3 does not have the same ability that my left one on doing the flip and uppercut.

[@AJRemos-ju5qu]

It's 2024, and I'm reviewing reverse strikes. Thank you for your superior lessons, Guro Paul! Aj Remos

[@toxicrayons1222]

I love how you maintain the basic teaching that even though its basic moves you always show there are many ways to use them awesome

[@kalicenter]

Thank you 🙏🏻 I appreciate that!

[@richmondlandersenfells2238]

I agree let us spread "the Kali knowledge" i know i would!

[@brandimccormick1053]

The simple description of why it is called the meet system and follow system...love how clearly you explain and how knowledgeable you are. Thank you for sharing.

[@kalicenter]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@spitfire201]

This is amazing i pretty much specialize in bare handed martial arts myself but i never knew how to use kali sticks or staff in such a smooth and understandable way. i am gaining so much knowledge thanks to your simple and understandable explanations so thanks

[@AJRemos]

Beautiful! Thank you Guro Paul! I always enjoy watching your training lessons! AJ

[@jimmyjones9950]

Paul, many thanks for another one of your excellent and informative videos. Paul, I really enjoy practicing Kali and how you are able to logically integrate the didactical teachings of Kali as you parallel those teachings with the clinical aspect thru " Drills / Hand to Hand Combat / Weapons Training " in a real time scenario of workouts that you instill in me. Paul, please keep them coming along.

[@keenanberry1645]

Great lesson! I was trying to figure out these reverse angles last night. Gonna have to train this tonight.

[@gegaoli]

This detail on the reverse is so helpful. Thank you!

[@kalicenter]

👍🏻🙏🏻🤺

[@johnmahutga4478]

Wow! There are so many different ways to strike with the bolo, I never thought of these. Although I will have to really focus on the reverse 2 so it doesn't become my 'Van Gogh' move. I love Kali!!!!!!

[@kalicenter]

Lots of training to do in Kali! Yes, don’t Van Gogh yourself!!! 🙏🏻

[@thomasturner4253]

Thanks again Paul U give a ton of the little things that make Kali work BIG THUMBS UP PAUL

[@kalicenter]

🙏🏻👍🏻

[@davidmoreels2219]

This whas my favorite video lesson from the old university ,and indeed it makes carenza look good 🤺

[@kalicenter]

Nice! 👍🏻🤺

[@Cap0ne420]

wonderful knowledge, using this techniques you can make really smooth combos without stopping the blade momentum

[@florianadolf2256]

Oh yeah - dropping some informational gold nuggets... and it isn't even christmas yet. Much obliged, maestro🙏

[@kalicenter]

Thanks! 🙏🏻

[@wilfredoprivado5078]

Your a good teacher!

[@juancarloslopezjurado3670]

🤯a lot of new things for training thanks Paul for share all this with us👍!!!

[@kalicenter]

Thanks Juan! 🙏🏻

[@lancedyck3730]

Great video 👍🏻

[@shadowphoenix8962]

However I miss this last year? Work on it in the morning.

[@filipinopreparednesssociet8437]

Mr.Paul can you show us next time how to train with traditional kampilan and kalasag? thanks in advance lots of love from Philippines♡

[@josephbunone6126]

Paul I admire your generosity, I train from the Inosanto system and empty hand. If you can maybe you should demonstrate some empty hands hu-bud Lu bud) thx

[@yuributin5163]

прекрасная работа!

[@prakashbhavare9013]

You are Great master 🙏👍

[@kalicenter]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@2023Red]

Super video!

[@kalicenter]

🙏🏻

[@gegaoli]

Follow-up question. I can see the practical application of the angle 1 and 2 and reverse angles for each, but can’t visualize the application of the reverse 3 and 4 - i would assume at the corto range but just can’t find the application save maybe the reverse 4 when in corto range switching into an uppercut supporting with the other hand?

[@dasfreshyo]

Do you have a video about Dakup y puño?

[@michaelrishot1839]

Great video. I'm just sitting and watching video for much of today. Movement is not the best idea. I did 4,000+ kicks yesterday during my repetitions and I am resting most of the day, enjoying content, listening to music, playing video games, and just staying off my feet, except to do the occasional simple exercises that will make my exercise hangover go away. Maybe the occasional lunge or stretch. Heavy movement might not even be an option until after 4:00.

[@sourabhkumar9031]

Thanks sir 🙏☺

[@kalicenter]

🙏🏻

[@gegaoli]

I came back to this lesson and seems edited a bit from earlier version that was posted.

[@DemonPE]

i use broomsticks to train since there's no bamboo around here, 1 inch of thickness, 2 ft 2" long

[@panther_mountain]

Exelente trabajo !!!!🙌😎🤘

[@kalicenter]

🙏🏻

[@krednevalga1686]

Sir do you have in you Filipino blood you seem very passionate about the art. And it's so sad that most Filipinos don't even know their own art.

[@mrbilly6274]

He is part American Indian hence the long hair. Train well bud.🙂

[@dinardoworldwide]

It’s cool.

[@jaimetoquia3059]

Try goaley stick.

[@GeeDeeONE]

You genius! nothing more i can write... ;-)

[@kalicenter]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@gerardodiaz8012]

Me gustan demasiado las artes marciales y el trabajo de palos filipinos pero seria excelente para lo de habla ispana tuviera traducción entenderíamos mejor el trabajo gracias

[@erichkler9058]

Top Drill moooooorrr....👍👍👍

[@kalicenter]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@emwu1988]

Do You really need to touch the blade with the hand ?

[@kalicenter]

No, you can do it however you like.

[@emwu1988]

@@kalicenter thx for reply, Yeah I just don’t want to cut my own hand with my new skills😅

[@rashidsayyedattack007rdsat5]

Nice ATTACK DEFANCE iN TECHNiQUES SO HOT WORK TYPE GOT A i LiKE YOUR STEP 😉👍🏽👊🏽

[@kalicenter]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@zioncalapre8018]

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