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[@kalicenter]

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[@angelocadena7094]

Thanks for showcasing our martial arts. Makes me proud that other nationalities appreciates a part of our culture. Mabuhay.

[@paultew8351]

Hey just to let you know there has been a great interest in the United States in the last few years in Kali😀👍

[@cardo877]

It makes me sad coz it seems there are more foreigners who practice fma than filipinos

[@jundekatropanglaaganadvent2264]

Kali is one our best fma that we inherit from our ancestor. Lapu2 and sultan kudarat are ki enthusiast

[@Balintawak72]

I have to say I greatly appreciate this guy. Especially being that he comes from a system unfortunately known for its “tribalism” and infighting, he stays clear of the gossip, and is focused on communicating the art (which he does very effectively). DO NOT listen to anyone who talks trash about him, he’s the real deal. Definitely going to look him up when this whole look down is over.

[@emwu1988]

One of the best teachers on KZbin, I'm saving money for the courses. Thank You for those free beginner lessons, really appreciate.

[@PrimordialBeing360]

This guy is a great teacher. He really simplifies the technique.

[@OFAS_COMBATAN]

Sad to see that a foreigner is promoting our art but still respect this guys!

[@wakanakapisihello5655]

Why sad? The art doesn't recognize borders...it works anywhere.

[@wheatontisoy8047]

Not sad but a good thing. Pinagmamalaki nga niya ang turong pilipino.

[@sumakwelvictoria5635]

Sad because most of the masters in Arnis are abroad. Here the Filipino Martial Arts are declining.

[@waffak6783]

I learned double sinawali in school when i was 3rd year hs. I just never thought that this will be recognize by other country for some form of martial arts or sports. Coz i just learned it from my p.e teacher in school. 😅

[@taterheadman]

I learned this in the Philippines. It's nice to see a video to help me recall my Arnis training

[@hoangchuongvtcc4571]

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[@pergentinologronio8978]

Nice!!! I also studied arnis and double sticks. But in street fighting the common fights are karate, boxing, knife duel and hand gun duel. In our place in Mindanao, one must be expert or else you can't go home.

[@PBas-qq4uh]

Thanks to your other video on the single and double weave I'm now able to slowly flow between single double weave into heaven six, much love from london uk :)

[@dianawinkler1221]

You explain the moves very well. I used to study Kali years ago. I forgot a lot of it. I'm going to work on these again!

[@vincentborrowdale3093]

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS AVAILABLE ,GOOD FOR SECURITY WORK. VERY EFFECTIVE. WILL KEEP WATCHING

[@tirsiannomad3544]

Fantastic as always!

[@jchangesqlawcenter]

Brings back so many memories from my younger days. Thank you!

[@Timonsaylor]

Blew my mind a while back when i realized that heaven six translates to parry -> salute -> trap and hammer fist -> cross in the empty hands

[@TENETMARTIALART]

YEAH THATS RIGHT BOSS

[@scottyoung1322]

I never thought of the #2 strike as the salute until you mentioned it, so thanks very much! I’ll be re examining my drills with that in mind tonight.

[@lionchapterpirot]

Usual quality Paul, thanks a lot for your dedication and passion to the arts, always inspiring to watch, keep up the good work, thank you

[@omarmilio7392]

Loving these techniques

[@nicholaswang6369]

From Philippines here, I LOVE YOUR VIDS! Slowly learning the basics through your vids, recalling the old days MORE POWER TO THIS CHANNEL

[@redlionesv]

Looking to get into this soon. This helps a lot. Thanks

[@yuvarajsinha3491]

These techniques are gold

[@rogthepirate4593]

Nice tutorial. Have just started Kali about a month ago, it's pretty helpful to get some more knowledge in when not training at the gym that day. Subscribed ^^

[@RodrinBird]

Man you make it look so easy! Love yours videos.

[@jimmyjones9950]

Paul, many thanks for another one of your excellent and informative videos. Paul, I really enjoy practicing Kali and how you are able to logically integrate the didactical teachings of Kali as you parallel those teachings with the clinical aspect thru " Drills / Hand to Hand Combat / Weapons Training " in a real time scenario of workouts that you instill in me. Paul, please keep them coming along.

[@blindarcher1651]

One common phrase in firearms training applies here, too. "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast."

[@somniato7759]

Very nice, thanks for the vid!

[@thomasturner4253]

Great instruction U make it easier to learn complex patterns by breaking it down Appreciate it Keep it coming Paul Thumbs up

[@johnmorgan6010]

GREAT VIDEO !

[@thommeinert9072]

Excellent Tutorial. Thank you

[@richardhenry1969]

Slow is smooth, smooth is fast. Basics are the best if you are a expert at basics you can pick up anything

[@Matt-yv8ye]

Super helpful thanks!

[@DualaDuala]

Thanks Kali Center

[@slatham8616]

Awesome! I just mastered the three of these in the park and am now trying to put them all together in that carenza. Thanks for all your content!

[@pjpless2]

I absolutely love this. 😁 Thank you all over at Kali Center for another amazing video.

[@TENETMARTIALART]

YEAH IT TRIGGER ME TO SHOW MY KNOWLEDGE IN ARNIS

[@bsorryrthatsit7055]

I liked this explanation. Now I can use my sinawali skill at three levels. And it's reasonably legal, best of all.

[@cynax7757]

Love your videos. ❤

[@Tutu.71]

Thank you master 🥋

[@3r1selah]

Much appreciated brother

[@johnmorgan6010]

always a pleasure to view excellent instruction from Paul Ingram and Kali center.

[@TENETMARTIALART]

GREAT

[@coreyriley3858]

Your videos are awesome. I have been learning from you and wish I could attend a live class. Love your videos. Thanks again

[@jornfischer9033]

You are a great teacher!

[@howardwilsonjr.4982]

Love your videos man! Covers everything nicely.

[@OGFITNESS]

Thats was great! Thanks!!

[@appleo7035]

Thank you for Explaining in an easy concept.

[@viliamebolakoro3319]

Thank you

[@MercenaryJack2187]

Thank you, reminds me of my favorite character from D&D, Drizzt Do'Urden who wields double scimitars. Very informative with easy to learn steps, practice each one ten thousand times for muscle memory

[@wheatontisoy8047]

Hey drizzle fan. Yes, he never had to practice with sticks because rattan did not grow in the Underdark caves.

[@huertalocalaquintaloca7285]

Excelente video saludos desde Argentina

[@gunsscool7438]

Keep the good teaching, good job

Thanks!

[@babatiwari6804]

Thanks for sharing ❤️❤️

[@davidhughes4728]

Wow that is cool as chairman I never have seen that before I really like that ribbon that you got going keep up the good work

[@TENETMARTIALART]

WOW GREAT

[@andyelward8312]

awesome, thank you

[@davidtraver5227]

Always well done.

[@animulovers3881]

Thats deadly and stick you can bring it anywhere...amazing

[@sfcoxdc1980]

Thank you for the video. Is there a standard weight, length, and source of material that you prefer?? Are there variations for various training??

[@babysacay8083]

Thank you for posting your video very detailed and easy to follow 👍 I meant to say easy to follow because I used to trained in karate and that helps to learn more about different styles of martial arts 🙏

[@prodingmomin8011]

Thank you so much sir

[@kalicenter]

Most welcome

[@hydeseyk3924]

Excellent tutorial!

[@kalicenter]

🙏🏻

[@bryanreyes7382]

I love how Guru Dan Inosanto uses two red sticks to fight Bruce Lee and his two friends in Game Of Death.

[@TENETMARTIALART]

YEAH THAT'S A REAL FIGHT

[@mellonhead9568]

they used colored strips on the stick for ppl watching to see stick movement.... same used by the this Guro

[@bryanreyes7382]

@@TENETMARTIALART yes it is. One of the classiest fight ever by Bruce Lee and Dan Inosanto

[@acyutanandadas1326]

I am a student of GMST Leo Gaje jr. and TW Mcgrath and we call heaven six 'upper eight'. If you do upper eight smoothly you become a smooth upper eighter

[@noynoyakz9766]

ty vm ♥

[@jjooeegg1]

Good video

[@trin6051]

Nice.... thanks

[@gunsscool7438]

Really nice teaching

[@wylemtien9367]

Good teacher

[@atomicfrogproductionsllc6375]

knitting patterns...Nice

[@jesusacovarrubias1390]

Excellent, thank you. Where can I locate some canes to practice with? What would also be nice would be to film your footwork as you're swinging.

[@bahadaboys04]

The filipino martial arts...astig!!!🇵🇭

[@HK-el4xv]

Good tech ❤

[@Flippin_Me]

Awesome. I can’t find a better way to say it

[@koenigturbo5907]

Hey Paul, please move to Ventura California, I need your help!!!!!!!!!!!

[@aidricraaguing6589]

I like that sinawali...I want to learn more.

[@jobintvarghese7828]

Nice

[@maawaintv4289]

Very nice tutorial thank you very much sir.

[@ElsaAndAnnie]

Excellent demo and teaching. Although I cannot carry bo staff or sticks or chuks, I carry a very heavy thick leather belt with extra heavy buckle. I would appreciate if you could put some training material specifically with leather belt movements and defensive techniques. All the best :)

[@josueocay6427]

Where did you learn this arnis. Who is your teacher. Your so good, like it, sir.

[@arwinbartolay309]

Arnis was originated in the Philippines and even the KALI martial arts. Try to search for it on Google just for you to know more. Thanks

[@josueocay6427]

@@arwinbartolay309 thanks sir

[@Felix-yr6ir]

THANKS

[@gangrel171]

I would love to see some mock fights with batons, maybe sawali against kendo. But definitely I would pay to see it against makulele, a Brazilian fight practiced with machetes, similar or part of capoeira.

[@kalicenter]

Me too! You should definitely mock some up and upload your videos to KZbin! Thanks in advance 🙏🏼👍🏼

[@kinkenauditor1304]

Idol, new subscribers thanks buddy.

[@BWinc70]

LOVE the video!!! what do you mean by broken two?

[@toxiccake3106]

i think that you hit a two but dont move through but stop midways where you would hit your target.

[@joeberry2979]

Great video! Question...do you know the tricillio?

[@mytwinbrotherayala2004]

wow i learned this in a jiff thanks

[@bountyhunter1303]

Interesting...looks like, from what I learned, double sinawali from right side, triple sinawali from the left.. I like the different point of view

[@peterpinel5251]

Hi Sifu I would like purchase your DVDs.

[@alwayslearning1965]

Good job. A few mistakes but you are better at teaching this than me.

[@jhosanzzapico2889]

double sinawali...😎😎

[@sedyabecik1705]

wow,...mantap bosku

[@fudgefudge8913]

I know it's an older vid.. but what do the "broken two" "fluid one" "fluid two" mean?

[@juliusortaleza1486]

Thats arnis originate from the Philippines. Sinawali word is tagalog.

[@shitoryukaikaratedoacademy4040]

Good

[@Ymmij1976]

Awsom...... is this pekiti

[@shevetlevi2821]

Kali is beautiful and formidable. I wouldn't want to get in the way of that buzzsaw of the double sinawali. In my system we've done a little bit of single stick tambo, basically same weapon although I can't say that I've ever taken a deep dive into kali. Question; while these techniques certainly would hurt the sticks themselves don't seem to have enough mass to them that they would disable. Cause pain? Absolutely. But I wonder about their effect on a disciplined, or drugged or very heavily clothed attacker. Any comments?

[@kalicenter]

The sticks are training tools for bolos (short swords) 👍🏻⚔️🤺

[@shevetlevi2821]

@@kalicenter That makes sense. Thanks.

[@vinsamson8061]

Mega🎉🤘

[@devonhamilton3]

I am interested

[@gilsonmoura7811]

Seria bom traduzido para o português.

[@chrisdunnettmusic]

Just curious, is your background Pekiti Tersia? It appears so from your chamber position? Just wondering what your lineage is? Also, the uppercut from the right side...I've not seen that referred to as angle 4. I know there are many numbering systems and I know several but curious as to the flow of that system that would give an uppercut on the right side as a number 4? Always open to learning new variations :)

[@elconquistador9921]

In Pekiti Tirsia the uppercut strikes are number 3 & 4, while in La Costa/ Inosanto Kali, they are numbered 11 & 12...and the 3 & 4 are mid-level horizontal strikes. I often take new people, unfamiliar to the Filipino martial arts, and let them gain coordination, spatial relationship and confidence by having them do a downward X, followed by upper cuts. ( 1 & 2, 3 & 4 in PTK). It seems to get the people saying, wow, I think I can do this. Hahahaha When I train with GT Leo Gaje, I have to remember to stay in PTK mode because he's hard as nails and will 👊💀. Guro Dan Inosanto is much more forgiving. Hahahaha

[@chrisdunnettmusic]

@@elconquistador9921 Thanks for the clarification and that makes total sense. My experience in PTK is limited as I am much more familiar with Guro Inosanto as he is one of my main teachers - was just with him Yesterday and Today in St. Louis training. PTK is awesome I just haven't had as much exposure as I have with other systems. Thanks :)

[@hbrhodes1s]

I don't see your sticks. And just curious, how long are your sticks? I ordered a scrima stick from stickman escrima and a shakuhachi too. Both 28".

[@kikyotv7128]

I think it can sometimes depend on how big your body is 28" should be average, if i recall correctly it can also go up to 36" or down to 24" if you're confident with 28" then that should be fine.

[@genenightthunder2727]

HOW LONG, THICK AND HEAVY ARE STICKS?

[@MkX200]

basic sinawali pls do it

[@g3mora29]

So the Arnis Philippines martial arts is now called Kali?