Modern Arnis Disarms Remy Presas

[@stephennordlinger4112]

I studied under Master Presas years.

[@unkolee]

wow brings back memories of when I taught by GM Remy Presas when I was 10 yrs old. Im 53 now.

[@johnvanni8368]

Xelent techniques

[@reginaldmosley64]

I never get enough of M. Remy

[@maccaholmes4854]

This is great...One of my teachers in Sydney was / is Peter Orford...he studied under Ernesto in the early 80's and was my introduction to FMA...I used to watch him fight in the dojo and couldnt believe how effective he was...later he explained that it was modern Arnis

[@ArnisRisingHFS]

Thank you for the comment. Glad you got something out of the video.

[@nicklubrino2606]

“Dojo” is Japanese, and Ernesto is his brother.

[@maccaholmes4854]

@@nicklubrino2606 and modern arnis contains elements of shotokan genius...I know who Ernesto is genius

[@nicklubrino2606]

@@maccaholmes4854 Filipinos STILL wouldn’t call their school a “dojo”, genius.

[@nicklubrino2606]

@@maccaholmes4854 so, it was in Karate dojo that you first learned FMA? Just because your karate school incorporates FMA into their style of Karate doesn’t mean Filipinos would call their school a dojo? Do you understand the difference? There’s no way Filipinos would call their school a dojo. What’s with the name-calling?

[@zenshinacademy4096]

I, personally, didn't get to ever train with him but I have had a good amount of contact with those that have.

[@zenshinacademy4096]

@Wyoming88 not really, I have trained with several who are direct students of his, and many who trained with him or have had contact with those that were. However I have had some really good instructors I can't say that I am any good. I will train as long as I am able, whether I get better or worse. Just in me to do so.

[@zenshinacademy4096]

@Wyoming88 basics are the foundation and truly that is what is important. I have always said it is better to be really good with a hand full of skills than ok with tons of them.

[@zenshinacademy4096]

@Wyoming88 I began with Karate in 1978 and in the 80's started Kali. Late 90's became an mma pro fighter and after I retired I began Aikido. Along with a smattering of other systems along my path I have found the best one is the one you make for yourself. I have jumbled it all into a way that works for me.

[@zenshinacademy4096]

@Wyoming88 sounds like you have had a good amount of experience as well. I try to post some stuff on my channel, although I don't have much of anything from the 70's, 80's or early 90's as far as footage goes. I do have some of my mma fights and Aikido stuff up.

[@cassidylockheart]

my idol.. ❤️❤️❤️ i hope GM. R.Presas see me from heaven how i promote his art here in Germany..

[@jcspeechcoach2541]

My eyes can't keep up. Grand Master in the house.

[@JayJasperPugao]

awesome. Mabuhay si GM Presas

[@charliepinzon2708]

Grand máster, podría hacer videos en donde se digan los nombres de cada movimiento seria muy elegante de parte suya y una gran colaboración para sus seguidores

[@pemsdindodugan351]

Pugay po from Dagooc Arnis System Luneta, Manila.

[@lorenzsedan4673]

KAKOY : CIMARRONES (Cimarron Arnis)

[@bcdkatargettv]

Pugay,,Arnis practitioner of Midern Arnis,, Support from Bulacan.

[@arneldeguzman7815]

Two thumbs up...ty

[@nicklubrino2606]

It would’ve been nice if he showed how these disarms translate to the knife.

[@ironmanreb4179]

Done po master

[@henryespera2533]

In Filipino martial arts there are three or four types of strikes , for instance an arnisador in the ready position , ,his right hand near his right shoulder , now he send in spank to opponent's left neck , then return to the same position again and send in one spank again to the same target, the left neck and making sure the spank is different from the first strike , then return to the same position near the right shoulder and send in again one spank to the same target ,the left neck for the third spank this time As i have said he should change strikes ,, so that the three strikes is different from each other,! Thus he threw different types / styles of striking!, Certainly we will not included the fast and slow movements,it is not amongst the three , If you are a student in arnis endeavor how to learn them ,

[@ArnisRisingHFS]

Thank you for your feedback sir, I know who you are and I hope others who read this comment get curious and search you out. I am a student of arnis for 7 years here in Australia, so I'm just a baby to the art. However I have a thirst for knowledge so I am always learning. I have picked up a few great insights from your videos on Sinawali. My instructor in arnis Guro Edward Dockrill was a student of GM Dagooc, hence why I have Professor Presas basic disarm video on my channel, it helps the new students who train with me to have as a resource for learning.

[@henryespera2533]

@@ArnisRisingHFS thank you for your practicing 7 years of the arts and help promote the filipino martial arts

[@somenathmukherjee3789]

Excellent boss!

[@ironmanreb4179]

The BEST 👍💪

[@angelzophiel]

founder of modern arnis is a balintawak practioner, before, he is a left handed person meaning both right and left is deadly!!!

[@angelzophiel]

@@J3unG your wrong

[@ArnisRisingHFS]

@@J3unG it is quite common knowledge in the modern arnis world that professor presas was a high level balintawak practitioner and left hand dominant. The professor started arnis with his families presas system of arnis before going to balintawak and later creating what we now know as modern arnis by blending his own background in his family presas system, balintawak, judo, karate and small circle jujitsu. It is heavily documented amongst his early students and widely available all across the internet. Do some research fpr yourself and you shall find some very interesting information on the evolution of modern arnis and its founder and creator professor presas.

[@rosylmohametanohyperdrone7676]

I live in Hinigaran the Birthplace of GGM Remy Presas. His BALINTAWAK background is TRUE

[@davidpolaczek3614]

The use of the check hand set it apart

[@jerrycustodio8882]

Very nice technique i like it.

[@metalandproud2126]

R I P Remy

[@bboycruz345]

Does anyone know who gave Professor and GM Ernesto Presas their Shotokan Black Belts?

[@ArnisRisingHFS]

what relevance does that hold to this video, just trying to figure out what the connection is on the question? I personally do not know the answer to your question. You would have to contact their family I am guessing. I do know that a lot of the "old school" Filipino masters and grandmasters studied Japanese and Korean arts when they were young because there was some kind of stigma about their own arts from their own country.

[@ekosaputro3580]

Very good👍🤩

[@masterbackyardfarming7209]

New subscriver present

[@ArnisRisingHFS]

Thank you sir

[@nelsonintapa4367]

very nice self defence

[@johnvanni8368]

Fantasfntic master i hear d an ikyrerestig storyy in lonvg beach after aoltercation wit police k 9 unit i guess a nnmzssed uop a few cops n killed 2 police dogs i just heard soubded loke the fuy new wat he was talki n about in lon beach ca early 159780s woww god bkess hisoul in heaven

[@abegailmandeoya9568]

🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀

[@worryphree]

Because de braceing derr, to aboid any assident, if you play wit you fartner.

[@rodericksibelius8472]

His Inglis aksent is typiical Cebuano. HIS ENGLISH ACCENT is CEBUANO not AMERICAN. Great MARTIAL ART, can be effective when your LIFE IS IN DANGER, SELF DEFENSE. The STICK is faster than the HANDS, faster that the FEET.