Paul Ingram Teaching You REAL Filipino Martial Arts

[@michaelrishot1839]

I completely understand the heavy angle 1 and 2 repetitions. A Bruce Lee quote clarifies it so much: “I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.” This applies too, to strikes and weapons techniques. To know the move is little in comparison to heavy repetitions of particular exercises and heavy repetitions of exercises that work the same muscles and motions. I've done over 2200, snap kicks, over 900 Side Kicks, and insane amounts of everything else I've practiced in the last month. I don't work; when the medical field, declares someone incompetent, it really limits opportunities. So I practice fighting and building things/weapons/art all day long. I don't want to speak too much about this, as it is a complicated situation. But fighting and exercise has become a main thing (due to heavy increases of epinephrine/adrenaline that come alongside intense workouts) that has helped me to reregulate my sleeping patterns after years of physiological complications that once made resting difficult.

[@michaelrishot1839]

Your video was great. I may come back to this though. I've been working on different conditioning techniques for different postures and sort of had it on, "background noise" mode and let it play through. Then I went back through it, and worked it for a few bare hands alternating between what I call a Hyō (or leapard) knuckle (for chop style downward 45s) and a rock fist (or standard "boxer's" punch, for upward 45's), just to test out how different hand postures work with different types of strikes, because I have been majorly slacking with punch techniques, in my practice, and concentrating too much on kicks. I know I talk a lot. It's a bad habit, that I used to use to deflect conversations with certain people in my parts, that coincidently, became habitual in almost all of my rhetoric, even when I try to shut the "deflection mentality" off.

[@victoriacherrington9936]

Good morning! Stay warm while training.. Ohio is cold.. getting ready for Florida early! 🌞🏝❤

[@kalicenter]

Weather’s still hanging on here. 👍🏻

[@b-radumuck7903]

Cant wait till I'm out of the Cold north east and back down. South Where I can begin dayly training.. Keep up these training vidios.. This stuff can rebuild your life.. Building confidence and strength and dignity back into my life is a top priority ..

[@kalicenter]

The cold is definitely not as fun.

[@marcodegiovanni3696]

Kali morning routine start now

[@thomasturner4253]

Always teaching us things to make our kali better Thanks for helping us get better The path to mastery lies in getting the basics down Big Thumbs up Paul

[@kalicenter]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@victoriacherrington9936]

Very helpful demonstration.. easy to understand! Thank you!😊

[@kalicenter]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@cyberrode]

going to hit this drill, on noon break,. thanks sir, pugay po!

[@cyberrode]

Ive asking myself, using the diamond, hourglass and other FMA footworks on its practical use cases. Like where is the opponent here what if the opponent moves from here to there. kind of stuff. Can you shed light on that sir? thanks.

[@kalicenter]

@@cyberrode thanks, I teach all footwork applications in our Apex training program at KaliCenter.com

[@rajali4848]

I liked it. Will practice this tomorrow morning

[@kalicenter]

🙏🏻👍🏻

[@gaiusmarcus8]

Yes please. It works that why they call it footworks.

[@kalicenter]

👍🏻⚔️🤺

[@nikolab.4065]

I have to say, I really do understand the importance of mastering those angles 1 & 2. After a year and more of training them consistently, I still haven't perfected them. I believe you because those 2 basic angles are still the most troublesome for me.

[@kalicenter]

Repetition is the mother of all skill 👍🏻

[@ingreible66]

Gracias 🥋💪

[@ramonl6047]

Hey Kali Center, happy new year! I’m Filipino particularly Cebuano. Your footwork looks familiar. When Spain colonized my country, they banned “sun dang” or machete and Kali, so they hid it in rituals or dances. I’m wondering if there is Kali in Sinulog. Sinulog is a parade celebrated every January in my hometown Cebu. The dance moves in Sinulog is eerily similar to your footwork. I wish I could show it to you. I can point it out to you which dance moves are Kali. If you have time, check out Sinulog. I don’t know how I can show it to you maybe email you, maybe I will make a video and send it to you.

[@XxJenxXtal]

This is so interesting!

[@felixkunkel6242]

Hey Paul, thanks for another great Video! Is there a reason why you always lift your knee a bit before taking a step? There propably is but i can't figure out why. Feels quicker and a bit more smooth without lifting it.

[@kalicenter]

Thank you, it helps to generate and control momentum for sharper range control.

[@GeeDeeONE]

great as always! just wondering... its a weird "diamond" you do there ;-) and the zig zag... "KC Rabbit zig zag moves" (just in difference to the rabbit that uses it for escape... you swing a ginuntig and use it to attack! ;-) ) keep up the good work... on to your next video... hi ho silver!

[@derekowen4538]

Thanks teacher!

[@koneksisemoan]

Nice

[@kalicenter]

🙏🏻

[@rashidsayyedattack007rdsat5]

Hii 👋🏽KALI TRAINING SINGLE STICK BY LEG WALK WORK SO HOT WORK OUT LOOK 💪🏼👍🏽👊🏽😉😎

[@johnrick6865]

Wow what time is it in your country

[@victoriacherrington9936]

It's morning time in the USA!

[@johnrick6865]

@@victoriacherrington9936 oh ok

[@Tuco077]

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[@XxJenxXtal]

Great Video Thank you Paul!

[@sayantansan285]

Hi Paul, could you please do something about the ads popping up in the middle of your videos? It's very distracting and takes away all focus. Please write to KZbin and ask them to do something.