Solo Impact Drill

This is a tutorial on a solo impact drill which aims to develop trapping and destruction techniques for Panantukan (Filipino boxing) and Silat. The inclusion of taps, slaps, and checks on the body are designed to replicate the feeling of impact when in contact with an opponent.
1. Horizontal gunting
2. Split-entry sungob
3. Diagonal slash gunting
4. Hammer fist
5. Elbow destruction
6. Hammer fist
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[@princevalantinojkd]

This is an excellent tutorial, I have been training in the Ted Wong basic concept, Bruce Lee fighting method for 40 years, two years ago I added the Inosanto skills sets, these drills are needed, drill until you do it like walking,without thought,great posts

[@SakanLam]

Prince Green That's awesome sir! Ted Wong's system is the most faithful form of JKD in existence. Our Core Combat system follows the concept of Guro Dan's understanding of the JKD philosophy, and is a bit more open and eclectic. Thank you for the kind comment and thanks for subscribing!

[@michaelellis141]

Awesome Sakan Lam. Effective Drills. Keep up the excellent work.

[@SakanLam]

Thank you so much, sir. I'm so glad you enjoy my work.

[@websurfer352]

Good to use these moves as in traditional shadow boxing?? Just do combinations and make them spontaneous!!

[@SakanLam]

Hey, why not?

[@neiled_it9431]

I'm a Filipino and we don't have that Filipino Martial Arts that much in my city.I only learn taekwondo but I'm just a beginner and I can't kick that high. I really want to learn some FMA so if you don't mind learn something from you or tips without a teacher if you don't mind

[@SakanLam]

Neil Alapuen Samson No problem Neil. I started off the same way as you, by learning FMA from tutorials on KZbin. When my teacher appeared, I was ready to advance quickly. Try to do as much solo practice as possible, and then find a training partner for drills.

[@Paulklampeeps]

Neil Alapuen Samson where did you get your teacher outside the Philippines?

[@neiled_it9431]

Marco 7800 I didn't... I wish there's a FMA in my hometown so I decided to watch some videos on how to practice my skills

[@MrEMT4466]

Thank you.

[@MrEMT4466]

Very similar to the jurus of Pentjak Silat Serak!!!!!!

[@SakanLam]

Eric Talbot Yes, this drill is inspired by the jurus of Pentjak Silat. Whereas the jurus tend to be very specific in ingraining a certain technique or two in the practitioner's arsenal, this form is more general and suited for freeflow and shadowboxing. Thanks for commenting, take care!

[@taimouralkabili815]

Nice it call flow all the 6 movement became as count of 1,that's flow +bridge hand control

[@SakanLam]

Thanks! Appreciate the comment.

[@franciscoantonioramirezgar3663]

Good. Day. This. Is. Francisco. Antonio. Ramirez. Garcia. I. Am. Filipino ..citizen. I. Am. Here. In. Republic. Of. The. Philippines. I. Have. Pet. Dog. I. Have. Philippine. Passport. To. Travel. After. Covid. Video. Shown. Of. This. Guy. Teach. The. Filipino. Martial. Arts. In. This. Video. Thanks. So. Much

[@frederickg.6155]

Good stuff, since I cannot go into the kuen. Thank you, Silat drill great for my Wing Chun handspeed🙏🙏🙏

[@SakanLam]

Check out my online courses. You'll really enjoy them for solo training, especially if your gym is closed

[@HeadHunter-cp3ic]

Sir where are u from i, m from india

[@SakanLam]

I'm from Chiang Mai, Thailand.

[@MrEMT4466]

I already did! And to quote the late great Bruce Lee. "Man the living creature. The creative individual. Is always more important than any established system or style." So therefore, after learning the basic fundamentals, then you put them together in a free flowing variation, then you have captured the ESSENCE of that art! In fact arts such as Kali, panatukan Muay Thai, bando, bersilat came from the Majapahit Empire. Therefore the arts in Southeast Asia are VERY similar to each other!!!

[@SakanLam]

Eric Talbot You my friend, truly have a grasp of what this channel is all about. It would be an honor to sit down and have a cup of tea with you some day. Love and salutations to Sijo Bruce Lee and our teachers of the way.

[@7spikeparsons]

These are fantastic & extremely applicable drills, Sakan!!! Very nice addition to any routine, syllabus, or curriculum!!! If you come up w/ more, I'd like to see them as well! Success!!! Safe training!!!

[@SakanLam]

+Mike Parsons Thank you very much, sir! You're words mean a lot to me and are certainly the type of compliments which keep this channel going. I have to give credit to the excellent teachers I've had over the years and will do my best to represent them. When I have time I will complete Solo Impact Drill 4 and think of a new routine after that! Best wishes, my friend!

[@franciscogomez6279]

Still working on weapons and coming along thanks! This gives me a break especially coming from a TKD, kempo back ground and really this feels like the way a really fight would go again thanks.

[@SakanLam]

I'm glad you are making use of this content. Thank you for watching and giving your support, Francisco!

[@MrEMT4466]

I thought so!!!! Thanks! I figured that the drills are inspired by Pentjak Silat Serak but is more free flowing than the standard jurus of Pentjak Silat Serak!!!

[@SakanLam]

Eric Talbot Haha, I'm glad you didn't accuse me of plagiarism! Hope you enjoyed the video... please check out part 2 and let me know what you think! Thanks for watching, as always.

[@jonzwikk1582]

Excellent to train this at home, especially with covid lockdowns in place and gyms closed

[@SakanLam]

This is the reason why I developed Solo Silat at Home. It would be a shame for us as martial artist to stop working on our skills.

[@gabrielwalton8358]

Really useful thanks Sakan, I've added this to my FMA training program and it's helped me improve loads!

[@SakanLam]

Really glad that this has been helpful for you, brother. This drill is something I came up with on my own to practice during free time and thought that I would share it with everyone. I'll post part two of this drill in a few days, so please stay tuned! Thanks for commenting.

[@kosarai1591]

nic videos

[@SakanLam]

Glad that you enjoy them!

[@jr2501]

Thank you, Mr. Lam.

[@SakanLam]

My pleasure, J R.

[@alexanderrodas7747]

Your fighting style is good. I want to learn, do you teach me that?

[@SakanLam]

Alexander Rodas Thank you for the compliment, sir. My style represents my Sifu's system, Core Combat Unlimited. If you come to Chiang Mai, Thailand you can train with us! If not, you could always learn from my online tutorials! Best wishes and take care.

[@cleopatra862]

Nice...! Thank you for sharing.

[@SakanLam]

Glad you enjoyed it! Happy New Year and all the best in training.

[@chrisoreta]

Appreciate the tutorials bro...keep up the good work

[@SakanLam]

Christopher Dean My pleasure, bro. Whatever I can do to help others on their journey!

[@itsabird]

Sub'ed. Thank you for this information.

[@SakanLam]

+Iono Thank you and enjoy the channel!

[@d2na513]

This is like a Silat Beksi

[@AssessoriaeConsultoriaAdv]

Excelente vídeo!! Gostei muito!! A minha mãe gosta muito também! Até a próxima aula. rs

[@MrNobody-ts6gv]

Another nice video. One thing i am trying to develope is from the Muay thai clinch get the panantukan puter kapala (head spin).

[@SakanLam]

Mr. Nobody Thanks again, Mr. Nobody! The Thai clinch is a difficult place to achieve the Putar Kepala, because of the 50-50 nature of the positioning. If you happen to soften them up by landing a strong knee, or attain full head control then it's possible. Guro Ron Balicki has a good technique... after achieving an underhook + head control, knee them and step down while pulling their head down to take them off base. Should be a lot easier to achieve a head turn after that!

[@MrNobody-ts6gv]

Sakan Lam Thank you for answering. I´ve been training traditional muay thai for about 6 months and i really want to combine it with panantukan. Do you have another advice?

[@SakanLam]

Mr. Nobody That's awesome, 6 months is a solid amount of time. Keep it up and enjoy the training. Always try to have fun with it. The best advice I could give you is to think of Muay Thai, Panantukan & Silat as subsystems of Southeast Asian martial arts. Think of them all as movements that complement each other rather than separate styles. That way you can align your martial arts goals to fit your training and objectives!

[@Rusty-i7g]

🇺🇸 918 🙏

[@kohi658]

Really want to learn fma thank you very much

[@SakanLam]

You're very welcome. Good luck in finding a teacher!

[@supawit1282]

very well presented and informative

[@SakanLam]

Panalee Naklor Thank you so much! Hope you enjoy the rest of the channel.

[@reginaldwhite7418]

Eric I really like your fighting style, and I would really love to learn as much as I can. I am 55 yrs old and martial arts have always interested me. I suffer from arthritis but watching your videos have motivated me to once again get up and give another try. I live in Chicago, and I have researched and found that there aren’t many Filipino martial arts in my area, so whatever instructions you can share with me I would greatly appreciate it. Stay safe and reply at your earliest convenience.

[@SakanLam]

Reginald White I'm very happy to have sparked your interest in the Filipino Martial Arts. You can start with the Beginners Online Panantukan course that I have on KZbin. Most important thing is to get the footwork down and basic strikes. Once the opportunity arises, you'll find a good group and teacher! Good luck, sir!

[@dhananjaytalgeri3219]

This is excellent! Thank you very much for structuring this as brilliantly and taking the effort of sharing your knowledge with the gentry here!

[@SakanLam]

You're so very welcome. I put a lot of thought and effort into these, and I'm glad people are practicing them regularly! Best wishes brother!

[@aerospike00]

Brother, this is excellent instruction. Thank you for sharing with us. #respect

[@SakanLam]

I had to find a way to give back to the KZbin martial arts community -- for all the hours I've spent borrowing drills and learning from others who have shared as well. Hope this inspires others in turn! Thanks so much for your kind compliment!

[@0104aries]

exellent

[@SakanLam]

0104aries Over 100 likes! I'm extremely grateful... Thanks for commenting!

[@drachirnegeer4857]

Love this!!

[@SakanLam]

drachir negeer It's good practice.

[@johnnychannarong5484]

nice video! mind if you can check out my video on the brazillian kick.. i saw u also did a video on it as well!

[@SakanLam]

You have a lot of talent bro. Keep up the good work and make some more vids!

[@johnnychannarong5484]

oh okay.. i dont plan to upload many videos though.. but ill see how one of these days.. how long have u been practicing? i think ive seen you in some wing chun video.. correct me if im wrong. were u the same guy doing some pressure point ko video? cause i saw the guy looks like u

[@SakanLam]

Yeah been practicing for 15 years on and off, but past 8 have been diligent. No, I don't do pressure point KO stuff. Don't really believe in it, but not interested in receiving it either! I have a few Wing Chun videos, but it's not my specialty.

[@johnnychannarong5484]

Sakan Lam of course ... i dont believe in it either.. just saying the guy looked similar to you.. so thought it was you.. i can tell you're experienced in kickboxing based on your punch n kick form and how u move

[@SakanLam]

Thanks Johnny. I train Muay Thai, Savate, and Boxing whenever I can. I've never had any kickboxing matches, so you actually have more experience in it than I do :)

[@wael77]

Good combo, thanks.

[@SakanLam]

You're very welcome!

[@knownpornographer]

well DONE

[@SakanLam]

Thank you for your support, brother!