Panantukan OLC: Stance & Footwork

[@rebeccarea479]

Exactly like I learned it. Nothing is lost here . Still the same after 30 yrs. And thousands of miles apart.

[@MartialMasculine]

I try to maintain the method in which it was relayed to me... however there are some aspects that I often expand upon or adjust. More importantly, I try to give credit where credit is due! Thank you Rebecca... Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

[@rebeccarea479]

@@MartialMasculine adjusting is good. JKD. Knowing that you have to adust is understanding what you are doing. It comes natural.

[@littledragon175]

5:40 it's great to see others utilize the arms in that way too, nice to see we aren't the only ones lol.. These are very instructional videos, Thank you for sharing them

[@irmaoahmadsr.7673]

Balance is everything, we must have a great foundation.Thank you.

[@MartialMasculine]

Ahmad Wind in my Hair I'm glad that you recognize that, my friend.

[@IamGoth26]

Another great video of footwork makes us safe with this footworks getting out of the center of attack very efficient method in kali.

[@Zenny-y7g]

Good morning Coach Lam..working on my Silat Jurus at home..good media 🙏

[@MartialMasculine]

I'm glad that you are so diligent!

[@JustLookA7]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and keep spreading this great martial art!

[@MartialMasculine]

SomeGuy My pleasure, dude. Just trying to shed some light on an obscure system

[@prasanthsuryanarayanan2274]

Excellent video great work thank you sir..

[@MartialMasculine]

You're very welcome. Glad to be of service to the community!!

[@shujiling213]

Awesome skill

[@MartialMasculine]

Many thanks.

[@hb2015]

Hello, Sakan Lam thank you for your videos they are really very helpful, keep on going and thanks again!

[@MartialMasculine]

allthings Appreciate your kind words and support. I'll make time to continue with this series!

[@hb2015]

thank you and good luck !!

[@enle3768]

Thanks 🙏

[@markwright5727]

Great Videos in this series, many thanks.

[@MartialMasculine]

Appreciate the feedback sir. You are very welcome! Please enjoy the rest of the channel.

[@andreipacurariu2013]

Great stuff! Thanks for sharing!

[@MartialMasculine]

Andrei Pacurariu Happy to be of service, my friend.

[@somrune]

This is awesome stuff and I like how you do the movements very slowly and deliberately in your videos when demonstrating something. It's important to get the form of the movements locked into your muscle memory and then add speed as you progress. Also I think the music is cool haha

[@MartialMasculine]

Ian Coxen I started off learning Kali by watching videos from KZbin, so I know exactly what I want from a video. I'm glad that I can share with you what took me so long to develop on my own and from my teachers! Thanks and good luck with the training.

[@mrnoitall9608]

Lifesaver dude. Thanks

[@MartialMasculine]

Mr NoItAll Very basic stuff, but super important. Enjoy!

[@harbhajansingh9346]

That's a great video, clear and without the commentary bullshit that is included in the American videos...Thank you Sir. I have subscribe to your video.

[@MartialMasculine]

Yeah I know what you mean. I try to put myself in my viewers shoes... and do my best to communicate the technique as effectively as possible.

[@combinedcombatsystems1870]

Great stuff ! Very solid.

[@MartialMasculine]

combinedcombat systems Footwork isn't very exciting, but absolutely the most important part of our system. Thank you for your support.

[@buckets4527]

*Panuntukan because it came from the word "Suntok" which means Punch. Panuntukan's technical meaning is Fist fight.

[@buckets4527]

I stand corrected, the martial arts is named Panantukan. Which is technically wrong, atleast for a native speaker. It came from the word "Suntok" which means fist strike, add the prefix "Pa" to form Pa-suntok, which would mean "Can I punch you" or "I will punch you" then add suffix 'an' to the word 'Pa-suntok' to form 'Pa-suntok-an' which would then be reformed to 'Panuntukan to further explicate the context. And it would mean 'to come to a fist fight' or 'to perform or conduct a fist fight'. If you live in the Philippines, especially in the katagalugan area. People who wants a piece of you would come up and say "Suntukan tayo" or "Panuntok tayo" but some areas would say "Sapakan tayo", then both of you would proceed beating each other to death, and it's a nature of man to survive, from fist fighting if both are still unsatisfied, they'd proceed to grab things like knife, dagger, bolo, wood planks, sticks and other weapons, even gun, for the purpose of surviving and winning the fight. And that process is called the 'Panuntukan', or the fist fight or brawl itself, if someone witnessed the both of you fighting, they'd say "Panuntukan na yung dalawa'(The two of them are fist fighting) or 'Nagpapanuntok na yung dalawa'(The two of them are fist fighting) or 'Nag-pangabot na yung dalawa'(You bumped in to each other and fought it out)

[@MartialMasculine]

Thank you for the clarification. Panuntukan it is!

[@toxicrayons1222]

Holy shit man why couldn't I of found you 4 year ago 😭😭 do you teach at a school ?

[@MartialMasculine]

Yeah man, I have a gym here in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

[@николайиванов-щ3ш]

Thanks from Rossia

[@MartialMasculine]

All the best, my friend.

[@uphazlazul8293]

great stuff really.substanitive.thanks

[@MartialMasculine]

Uphaz Lazul Thank you. There's always more to come!

[@SolomonRex1]

Great stuff, practicing every day !! Can you offer a link to the background music you have in your videos. I think it very useful when I'm training. Great for focus. THANKS and keep up the good work. BTW, where are you located ?

[@MartialMasculine]

Solomon Rex The artist is called Solace and the album is 'Rhythm of the Dance' kzbin.info/www/bejne/emfJl5-Nfcqoa6c

[@MartialMasculine]

Solomon Rex Glad you liked the tutorial my friend. I'm located in Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand

[@BWinc70]

I love the video!!! I wish that there was a local school to study with here in Los Angeles, CA. What the name of the music being played in the background?

[@MartialMasculine]

Go to the source, which is the Inosanto Academy in Marina del Rey. Also you can find a lot of great schools in Fullerton as well. The song comes from Rhythm of Dance by Solace.

[@simic8435]

Excellent Video Sakan.

[@MartialMasculine]

Simic Thank you brother. Glad to have helped you out!

[@geratoti6384]

Super !! Thank you !

[@MartialMasculine]

My pleasure! Hope it works out well for you.

[@MrNobody-ts6gv]

What are the advantages and disadvantages of this stance in comparison to Traditional Muay Thai stance ?

[@MartialMasculine]

Advantage of this stance is that you are a smaller target (protects the torso and groin) and that you have faster in and out movement.Lead tools are faster, but have less power. Rear tools are given more power and torque from the distance of the shoulder. Lead shoulder also adds in defense by shielding the chin. Disadvantage would be poor lateral movement and balance issues due to profile stance structure. The lead tool becomes significantly less powerful in this stance unlike a square Muay Thai stance which provides power to both sides.

[@centrodeesportesdecombatea4119]

VERY NICE..BRO MABUHAY

[@MartialMasculine]

giovaldo lima Salamat, my friend. Thank you for the support!

[@LieutJAM]

Is the lead foot pointed at a 45 degree angle or less than that

[@MartialMasculine]

I think 30 degrees is sufficient. It's really up to your preference.

[@LieutJAM]

@@MartialMasculine thanks for the answer

[@MartialMasculine]

@@LieutJAM Anytime, thanks for watching!

[@nicksoloroblox6865]

Can someone tell me what this footwork is used for in panantukan?

[@MartialMasculine]

The angular footwork is for taking angles, creating opportunities to strike or sweep. Also can be used for multiple opponent situations.

[@josealexanderdiazcastillo2497]

Como en mi país, no se ven las artes marciales Filipinas, no entendía las guardias, ahora sí entiendo.

[@MartialMasculine]

I'm glad these videos are of use to you. Best of luck in training, mi amigo.

[@igorg.8624]

What does it mean "Bladed stance"?

[@MartialMasculine]

It means to stagger your stance and be more sideways (hips not square and front facing).

[@ktugaoen]

nice thank u

[@MartialMasculine]

You're very welcome! B-Boyz make some nooooise!

[@ericsonloreto8894]

may school po ba kayo dito sa pinas po? salamat

[@MartialMasculine]

No sorry, we don't have any branches in the Philippines yet. Thank you.

[@Zenny-y7g]

🙏

[@anadelaluz2203]

Good

[@MartialMasculine]

Esgrima De La Luz Thank you!

[@TakinamiTakao]

動画、見ました。

[@MartialMasculine]

Thank you for your comment!

[@oneonce7453]

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