Modern Arnis basics 9: exploring basic redonda

In this session, we explore some of the connections between basic redonda (3 versions) and several different sinawalis. From there we move on to looking at 4 ways you can change up your redonda practice to make it more challenging and more productive in terms of training for additional options and flow, especially when you combine and innovate. This stick twirling is more solo work for those who can't train with others. Note: This is based on the basic Modern Arnis redonda drill. The movements are exaggerated and simplified. Other options allow for breaking several of the "rules" mentioned herein.
The next Modern Arnis basics video is on elements of striking, in preparation for striking styles: • Modern Arnis basics 10...
0:00 Intro
0:18 Redonda review in the air
1:09 Low and high horizontal variants
2:55 Connection to Heaven 6 Sinawali
5:04 Connection to Pera-Peral
7:16 Redonda against held canes
7:58 Modification 1: Change Target
9:59 Modification 2: Pop Across
12:46 Modification 3: Slash Upward (change angle)
13:52 Modification 4: Rip / Sungkiti Upward
15:30 Recap
17:09 End and Free Flow
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[@darkshwing]

Great thorough descriptions of the different variations of Redonda. Cool bungee cord set-up so one can practice on own.

[@tyeskf]

Maraming salamat! Much appreciated, and I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@darkshwing]

@@tyeskf Walang Anuman! It's been hard to train alone so your video has been very helpful.

[@tyeskf]

Good luck and keep training!

[@gerenas59]

Thanks for your clear demo.

[@tyeskf]

Glad you liked it and thanks for dropping by and checking it out!

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

Dude your arms are shredded. You must put in work with those sticks. Kudos to you because you look like a senior like me

[@tyeskf]

;-) Thank you sir, yep about 55 yrs old when I did that, now 58 - just gotta keep going, keep pushing, and do the work! Thanks for dropping by and keep on training and best of luck!

[@43sh240]

Facebook recommend me this video.. That's I came to know about a hour ago.. Awesome knowledge, thanks for sharing.

[@tyeskf]

Very much appreciated - thank you!

[@craigmason3137]

Like the variations. Lots of food for thought.

[@tyeskf]

Thank you sir! Seems like there's always more for sure. ;-)

[@TimHartman]

Great stuff! Keep putting out this good content.

[@tyeskf]

Thanks! And you as well!

[@GreenDistantStar]

Great work Tye, very GN mate.

[@tyeskf]

Thanks! But now we're going to have to eliminate those that just read what you wrote...

[@pinchisancho9551]

That is Awesome! Thank you, for you sharing.

[@tyeskf]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@jamtmann]

Thank you 👍

[@tyeskf]

You are most welcome - thanks for watching!

[@henryespera2533]

redonda yes its different from sinawali ! and there are many variations of sinawali same number of variations of redonda !! while watching you this video noticed that you are not only using sinawali and redonnda . I recognized the presence of two different patterns . Truly there are many two stick patterns in fma that we should have know so that we ca n used it in the time ! we are up against an strategist opponent keen on varying his attack any time anyway Thank You Very Much for your endeavor in Propagating Our martial arts the filipino martial arts PUGAY PO !!!

[@tyeskf]

Exactly - and thanks much! If you're interested, I have three other videos showing various families/types of sinawalis, how to mix them up, and how to change them around altogether. And there are still more variations than that! ow.ly/3RId50zLVyS

[@banksdin9198]

wow

[@_coachalbert7444]

Interesting.

[@tyeskf]

thks!

[@elfutrish9932]

👏👏👏👍

[@tyeskf]

Thanks for watching!

[@longseskrima-gungfu]

Show some empty hand translations on the dummy

[@tyeskf]

Yep, that will be part of the next few videos on connections for these types of drills.