Karenza The Filipino Sword Dance

[@arlenesantos1657]

Beautiful moves... Pugay...

[@dvarjao4]

Espero por mais tutoriais assim❤

[@yogidks]

Loved the way you explained some complex techniques. All my best wishes to you

[@sakurasepuku4374]

This is exactly what I needed, is really awesome as a meditation, thank you for breaking down for us the movements!

[@allisonsackett1300]

I find it meditative to watch; I can only imagine how mind-emptying the physical practice must be. Thank you for sharing.

[@vercingetor9]

Wow - I wish I knew this in college. It's still a little hard for me to follow because I struggle with coordination, but I really wanna do this. Thank you for sharing 🌟

[@sharktoothkalisilat7819]

An excellent video on a topic that needed more explanation. Thank you, Kayan

[@talimatkultura6311]

Thank you for this valuable piece of knowledge. Wishing you all the best

[@malos2160]

Thank you for the video. My teachers call it Ensayo.

[@SanduguanKali]

We have a concept called Indayog. It’s my favorite .Similar. Thank you for commenting.

[@milabelle2316]

Beautiful video. I like that you distinguish karenza as a way to break your patterns. I think often people do there abecedarios as Karenza… and I don’t think it’s the same though I value the patterns learned for the sake of gaining progress.

[@dragonedongtatu7967]

How long is your sword

[@SanduguanKali]

20”