Panantukan: Knife Boxing Combinations 1-5

[@maestro4663]

At last on yotube, been doing knife boxing & kick knifing for more than 20 yrs

[@SakanLam]

Knife boxing really improved the rotation in my punches. So glad I learned how to do it!

[@maestro4663]

@@SakanLam Yes buddy, its also kinda precision strikes trainer

[@Lanedar68]

Really enjoyed the video and concept! Will be incorporating this for training. Thanks

[@SakanLam]

All the welcome. Good luck in training!

[@RemiLeonora]

Great video!

[@davidhc-PEntrenamientos]

That is brutal and scary at the same time. I did not see that combination in my life!

[@SakanLam]

Yeah it makes your hands that much more lethal

[@vitocarbonara7770]

Great videos

[@SakanLam]

Many thanks Vito. Appreciate your viewership and support!

[@YosefNasi]

I never seen this video before and yet I have the same concept of boxing with knives train well!

[@SakanLam]

Then you know what's up!!!

[@SakanLam]

All the best, my friend!

[@YosefNasi]

Sakan Lam these are the same knives you carry?

[@SakanLam]

@@YosefNasi nah I don't carry. These are just training blades, not live ones

[@АлександрБурдин-ь5ф]

Thank you !

[@robertocaetano4945]

Greetings from Brazil to all Thailand brothers! Love the Brazillian flag.

[@frankdelvan1294]

Brasil... Great Job!!!

[@SakanLam]

Muito obrigado! Thank you very much from Chiang Mai, Thailand.

[@ronaldson57]

wowww smh that is awesome before you post this video up on boxing with knife i was just shadowboxing with knifes very unique

[@SakanLam]

Thanks so much brother! This is a very important aspect of our Panantukan program at Core Combat. We also call it 'Blade Awareness Boxing'!

[@דןאסויד]

I have a lot of experience in boxing. With knives I never saw it, it looks very efficient.

[@SakanLam]

I believe it teaches very good mechanics.

[@dejanjovanovic2298]

Interesting. Many things could be derived from other things. My sinawali practiceing with Wmpyr and you, Sakam, derived from my juggleing hobby. I was experimenting, started to juggle with three long sticks. Now, i use two of those hazelnut tree sticks to have some fun with sinawali movements. Of course, derivation started as a chain reaction. So, here i am, watching your knife boxing video.

[@SakanLam]

Dejan Jovanovic It is all movement in the end. Keep practicing whatever discipline you favor the most. It all benefits your focus and abilities overall.

[@jeetkunedobyamitsood8698]

Well done sakan lam sir. Hope more knowledge you will provide related to Martial arts

[@SakanLam]

Thank you my friend, hope you enjoy the rest of the channel

[@IamGoth26]

Wow. More of this knife boxing please. Also with stick I guess.

[@SakanLam]

I'll work on it, my friend!

[@robertodiaz7645]

Cool video , Sakan. I will try to practice elbow strikes from Muay Thai with knives. I think they might adapt well to the Karambit. what do you think ?

[@SakanLam]

Thanks brother! Yea, the knife in reverse grip translates extremely well with covers and elbows... perhaps that will be my next video!

[@赤色の紫陽花]

l can't play triple jab. your step is very gooood!!

[@赤色の紫陽花]

play→copy((失礼しました。

[@SakanLam]

@@赤色の紫陽花 just keep practicing, you will get it soon!

[@WarmHeartProd]

Hi Sakan! Good stuff. I am thinking about the grip of the knives. You have your index finger extended on the blade, why? Why not a kind of classic fist?

[@SakanLam]

Hi there. The pointer finger extended on the blade gives you a little bit more control and articulation when turning the blade over for spiral thrusts. In doing so, you sacrifice some grip control. Thanks for watching!

[@ZenDragonYoutubeChannel]

Interesting, some good thrusting techniques. Slashing of course is also good with the knife. :)

[@SakanLam]

Zen Dragon Thanks man. The key point is the translation of knife fighting into boxing. The slashing movements come in a later series which translate into hammerfists.

[@petrpanthr3925]

"Slash your friends, stab your enemies."

[@robdgrifbeats6282]

Lol I'm always stumbling across your old comments somewhere

[@ZenDragonYoutubeChannel]

@@robdgrifbeats6282 I try to support people who share stuff of value and encourage them to keep it up. As a KZbinr, I know that knowing people appreciate what I put out and find value in it is my primary motivation to keep doing it :) But always fun to see supporters of multiple martial arts channels... The KZbin martial arts community is not that big again... at least not counting the channels which have consistently shared content and build an audience over the years :)

[@franciscosousa1468]

Show essa arte marcial eu não conhecia no Brasil têm

[@TheEnneagram]

Have you seen the Panantukan sets from Sayoc Kali?

[@SakanLam]

No, I haven't... but a close friend of mine showed us the syllabus. Didn't get a chance to see him demo it.

[@charleshudner4149]

I can see the brazilian flag 😎

[@SakanLam]

Reminds us to regularly practice BJJ!

[@SakanLam]

This has quickly become my most disliked video! Really unsure why...

[@marklaska8358]

Sakan Lam I think that it is because other people like me may see the knife as a cutting device. I do not understand the unification of boxing movements with a knife. I see a more effective marriage of wing chun and knife strikes. I see boxing footwork with knife fighting but not the hand techniques.

[@SakanLam]

Makes a lot of sense my friend. I really see it as a tool to sharpen up the boxing skills... this is something Guro Ted Lucaylucay taught.

[@gripen6969]

It makes perfect sense You just gotta be open minded about it and not be a one way focused individual, variety is important and interesting Thank you

[@lowlowseesee]

@@SakanLam Sakan it could be several reasons. one mainly being that people do not like knives. they want practical techniques. most people arent going to use a knife let alone practice with one lol. I dig it because I know there are places where knowin how to do more than wildly swing a blade is useful. these days with cobra bags and its many variations and constant inventions to sharpen boxing, even fewer people see boxing with knives as a way to sharpen boxing lol

[@SakanLam]

@@lowlowseesee your answer is on point. Thanks for contributing!!

[@RusHarley09]

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