The Deadly Art of Kali | Doug Marcaida | Marcaida Kali

Doug Marcaida from Forged in Fire and Marcaida Kali shows concepts from the Edged Weapons fighting system of the Philippines known as Filipino Martial Arts, FMA, Kali, Arnis or Eskrima.
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[@b2thunder]

Filipino Martial Arts is becoming more popular. If only filipino knows how rich they are in many traditions.

[@scottmcman7659]

It's difficult to focus on other things when you have to struggle just to survive. Most Filipino's are dirt poor. The Philippines is a "developing" third world country, but that development is very slow. While their president takes a hard line on things, he knows that the country can't develop if everyone is addicted to drugs and that is an area he's been criticized in because he doesn't coddle drug dealers and suppliers like the West does. In fact, not even six months after his election, well established neighborhood drug dealers were either hauled away or went into hiding. Overcoming the addiction problems is a big step in helping the country climb up the ladder. However, traditions are extremely important to the people, but they do think America, the UK, Australia and the UAE (to name a few) are places where they can escape. They view America as if it were the gold standard of places to live. It's much easier for women to "escape" than men because they hold onto traditional values that American women seem to have forgotten. In the video they mention AC. If you have AC in your house, you are considered rich.

[@maylakasngsampungkamay7291]

@@scottmcman7659 about sa mga adik dito sa pinas wala nako balita sa kanila D paba nababawasan bilang ng mga drug addicts dto saatin?

[@rajeealidao5296]

We lots of tradition. Yeah it's becoming extinct because of modern ways and other country's influences

[@liberty2four2]

very true, and I think Filipinos tend to seek foreign martial arts - am also guilty of that as I studied Taekwondo way way back in the late 80s and early 90s being influenced by Jean Claude Van Damn movies. I think another is that the colonial mentality wherein the perception of foreign concepts like martial arts tend to do better than the local ones.

[@audie9240]

We filipinos know okay?

[@FunkerTactical]

As this series unfolds you will learn how Kali influenced Systema and Krav Maga. Your instincts are spot on. Good for you, sir.

[@thunderabrau2969]

correct brother, this is because in kali, arnis, balintawak or escrima (Filipino Martial Arts) is already tested for more than five hundred years and Krav Maga is only 1930s, and also deadly martial art but the FMA is a more fluid system and more adaptable to every situation, thats why it is more lethal because you can combine it with other martial arts like karate, Aikido, jiu jitsu and etc.

[@balgomaedmund2325]

Krav maga is more on force to force blockings, Kali is like a combination of tai che and aikido, it is very brutal, in our Provence long time ago there is an old man age 65 yo, encounter with 5 man attackers 3 of them have a bolo or pinuti in our terms, 3 of them got kelled instantly and 1 seriuosly endured and the other 1 running away, 5 vs 1, with only 1 60cm fire wood, because of land conflect, this martial arts is dangerous, specially to the person that have a phsycological problem that have a knolege of this art, is very deficult.

[@thunderabrau2969]

@@balgomaedmund2325 thats bullshit! krav maga has never tested like FMA, filipininos has a constant conflict to each other by tribe, also conflict with terrorost, conflict spain, US, Japan and etc. in this many fighting style emerge, thats why they were called FMA but in reality its more than a stick, bolo, knife or swords. we have sikaran, hubod, kali, escrima and etc. so don't brag your krav maga.

[@direwolf8703]

so basically what he's saying is train the complex until it's simple and instinctual I like it

[@hoodlum4511]

Yeah, if you have hard time understanding just break it down

[@hobbyistme3005]

more like i'll became an ultra instinct

[@giomarux]

Its been 14yrs. Thought i forgot about it but instinct triggers it. I'm just surprise about it. Rest in peace Tyoy Ludi and Nong Mitoy. 🙏

[@mobilegamer8001]

To put it simple, kali teach you to move quicker, To block quicker, to think quicker, to strike quicker. Thats all. Cuz when youre in a real fight speed and accuracy is all that matters

[@kungfuman82]

I love his no-nonsense attitude towards the system/art. I really want to train in these systems.

[@maxmaximus8323]

I practiced Isshinryu karate for all of my youth, but this Kali presented itself to me and I've never looked back. This is the most fun I have ever had practicing this Kali.

[@DougMarcaida]

None of it matters without God in our life. Thanks for always reminding me of that. Blessings bro.

[@dseednorwayn47]

big respect for Doug Marcaida for years. Full of knowledge and never want to stop learning. Hope Ill be able to attend his seminars in near future.

[@kuyajohnny8506]

Kuya Doug My name is Johnny Itliong. My father was Larry Itliong a Manong who came to America 1929 to the land of milk and honey. But was only exploited and as a agricultural worker. He stood up against this oppression and became one of our most honored Civil Rights, Labor and Union Organizers. A Filipino American Hero. When I was growing up my father and Uncles (many served during WW2) would train in our back yards and at the Filipino Community Hall in Delano Ca. These Manongs train us in Kali & Eskirma. They train us mentally to deal with the eyes that would look down on our most precious form of Martial Arts. I was always proud of my father, Manongs and our Martial Arts. I believe it has become our time to break free of oppression. Thank you for doing what you do. Please google my father Larry Itliong. He help make life better for his kids and all Filipinos.

[@maharlika9809]

Kuya Johnny do he teach kali in PH ?

[@cedastorga3353]

Respect.....

[@enzob.7394]

Aye I’m from Stockton CA and rest assured that all that Larry Itliong has done has and never will he forgotten, we pass his name around all the time and is regarded a hero to the community.

[@kuyajohnny8506]

@Kami Sama yes

[@kuyajohnny8506]

@@maharlika9809 My father has passed as well as many of my Uncles

[@zerorebellion4084]

Yeah Doug you're right about that. In the Philippines Kali isn't popular, til now, even though it's one the best and most practical martial art in the world.

[@RandomL0s3r]

Zero Rebellion If Jason Bourne uses it. You know it's practical

[@rudrigodiaz1099]

of course it's not popular. because it has been hidden in the backyard or private rooms of masters for centuries. It is not supposed to be taught for money or popularity, or to prove that it is better and effective than any martial art, because it's deadly and not coded, it's instinctual. Instinctual because it's a "way of life" for most Filipinos, rooted from the depths of our culture, passed from forefathers to sons. It's not popular because it's a tribal dance, who would want to dance like a tribal man?

[@maharlika9809]

Zero Rebellion its popular in cebu . its the home of the Kali masters .some us Special forces train their secretly .

[@remoxvideo2495]

Zero Rebellion i think there is no such thing like the best martial arts, what realy matters is your trainer and yourself. If we r talking about practical stuff. Well, to be honest, i realy love this MA but still in real knife fight you are not in gym. Doug said dat he mainly trains for fun. on street Everything goes pretty quickly, especially with knife battle involved, the fastest legs are the best here for sure, most of times your opponent will not be well trained, he will not set any ,,knife position'' or attack u with certain technique, he will just rush u and stab wherever he can. Should never participate in thing like this.

[@joncres8896]

I'm looking kali school and haven't seen one yet....T_T

[@mvblitzyo]

Some people see this video as change I see the inner beauty of my ancestors being honored

[@Michael.Polistena1997]

1:42 ahhhhhhhhhhhh Fuck that

[@jhamkhalifa4631]

thank you for promoting our martial arts kali is a gift to shared thats why its sacred and secrets...it is always in our system in our blood.. filipinos are born to be a warrior..

[@mammadyusubov]

Kali and Silat deserve more attention than they get. Respect!

[@alvinsmith3894]

Silat is more esoteric though. FMA is just pure practicality.

[@raymundbalce4550]

@@alvinsmith3894 agreed

[@SDOTBANG]

What's the name of the ring at 0:31? I've been trying to find one of those for years. Doug is the 2nd person I see with that, 1st was Dan Inosanto.

[@chrisjoyce1005]

People Shut up and stop over analyzing everything. Separate yourselves from the predictability of the Human Race . You're all the same.Doug keep up the brilliance man. You're a Lifesaver.

[@ken244]

One of the most dangerous and deadly arts.

[@jhaller90]

MGS: Big boss' legendary fighting style

[@richardsalas4627]

dose anybody know for sure where this school is at?

[@bladesociety]

Kuya Doug really can explain things so well. Also, whenever I feel like there are no more new ideas in FMA, he always manages to prove me wrong. Amazing teacher, that guy is.

[@bayangpunla6991]

Doug is my Idol, a big fan here..

[@shivakumararun1215]

This man is the reason why I started learning Kali! Huge respect to you Doug! Much love pouring from my heart brother!

[@silvaman888]

This was suppose to be an Ancestral Secret Filipino Martial Arts. But sad to say only a very few filipinos know this technique. I just wish the guy in the video creates a class for every citizen in his country.

[@Lbadfromktown]

Love it! My brain is a sponge for this. Give me more. Great vid guys.

[@drhkleinert3245]

Hey, he is one of the rare guys who knows about the Real Filipino Martial Arts, not these "Belt-Examination-Twirling-powerless" Mambo-Jambo...great.

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Any idea where that ring comes from in the beginning of the video? Another awesome option.

[@MitchC-vr8nw]

Doug is really influencing me to start Kali training! The fact that he a medic too is freaking awesome.

[@maharlika9809]

its sad that he is black listed in PH .

[@theanimonkx]

La Filipina why?

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

I've had the opportunity to train under Dan Inosanto a few times. I would love to train under Doug. Some of these examples are very dynamic.

[@lenneltero]

My father taught me the art, but I'm scared because this art is slowly dying. I will definitely teach my kid though

[@zeniv6798]

😎 "back yard Escrima training".

[@Redbeard.Combatives]

Miss seeing Doug. Never really thought his style was all that practical but really enjoyed the beauty of it.

[@michor10]

Goddammit, I wish any of my teachers had been like this guy. Just a bunch of phoney ass mall fu "masters" is what I got the pleasure to learn from 80% of the time. :C

[@1983gladstone]

Hospital photo was a good reality check, before I began learning Kali I used to carry a knife on me always but I didn't truly think of the ramifications. Now days I rarely carry a knife, I'm sort of undecided about it. End of the day, I'd rather run from a knife fight (If possible) Cool video, awesome dojo/gym, good stuff, I don't have any "professional" criticism like a lot of these internet pros. ::wink::

[@BlueXephos67]

Brilliant guy... But I'm glad that Kali is a "backyard " art. As soon as you sell something you lose it's authenticity and it becomes a commodity. I guess the Chinese dealt with this by having an art that they sold and a "family" style that they only passed to disciples.. but then that has it's peculiar set of problems. Just keep exploring and pressure testing and with guys like Doug around quality will always shine through.

[@nenabunena]

Tinamaan ako dun Doug ha! True unfortunately

[@foxknight6886]

If Filipino martial arts is good enough for Jason bourne they're good enough for me

[@maich9259]

Actually it's got forgotten, Back then Late 1500 before the Spanish Colonial Kali was use to Kill Using 2 Machete, Knife, Or Open hand Fighting, but Machete is no longer using to this Martial art, Instead Stick to mimic the Blade or Machete

[@moraismorais3789]

Hi, I wonder who can I get in touch to start trading seen in my country there’s no kali

[@gavkoo]

weapons dont hurt people, people hurt people...

[@jaywhitney789]

Wish I could train in this art but their is no were even close to me , great video once again

[@paigow66]

im still waiting for the EXTREMELY GRAPHIC part.

[@ink6886]

Any negative comments on here obviously don't know the meaning of a true martial artist

[@12scoots34]

I really love your videos, they're always nice an in HD and well though out and edited, not too mention I like how you ask Doug and question the practicality to test his knowledge, I think questioning the teacher is an important part of learning.

[@RakefetBenAryeCohen]

:( Filipino martial arts are the best. We'll pay some day in the west for our arrogancy and ignorance.We already paid in Vietnamm.

[@cindymananzalamartinez6679]

youre right...its looked down upon in the phil...its perceived as the martial arts of the poor...and we dont even call it kali...its oftenly referred to as arnis

[@fff131313]

Doug Marcaida reminds me, a little, of a super lethal Lou Diamond Phillips

[@goldengameA]

Fucking hell did that guys get attcked by a megalodon with a chainsaw

[@moto_rad]

+Lets go Machete or sword most likely.

[@GhostTrucking545]

He got cut up by a karambit

[@GhostTrucking545]

He got cut up by a karambit

[@goldengameA]

+pradit caparas No way I never knew :o in other news the sky is blue

[@GhostTrucking545]

+Lets go go fuck yourself I just replied

[@RedSplinter36]

Speaking pure truth! Love it! Guro you are awesome!

[@marineninga]

The creators focused on different principles and what sort of environment as well as opponents they'll expect to use these systems against. In general the asian martial arts emphasize mental and spiritual discipline, being a martial artist was more than a hobby, it was a career, it was a lifestyle it was an identity. Generalizing here but in the west martial arts is for defense and offense, its a tool so to speak, in the east it is one's soul and life blood.

[@TheHybridarts]

Realize it's beyond flesh & man that we may face... Ephesians 6 - The Whole Armor of God (Read it) 10 Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord and in the power of His might. 11 Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. 12 For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age,against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places.

[@JustLookA7]

I have a Kali seminar tomorrow. Hope I can learn from Doug one day, here in Argentina.

[@maharlika9809]

SomeGuy its good. But please dont do it for some bad reasons.

[@JustLookA7]

Not at all. You should never learn a martial art to harm other people. Unless it's on self defense. Although some people might think that by learning a martial art you can kick someone's ass, and probably that's true, the real purpose is never having to use those skills you're taught.

[@maharlika9809]

yep. some people think they look cool if they know martial arts and starts bullying other people when they learn.

[@Xguy890]

Since You Got Thee Natiloge And Thee Skills To And NO0WW Fight & Survive Against Thee HORD Of Scavengers Of People Coming AT You All AT Once DOOMSDAY Preppers And USE Everything What You Have learn SO0 Far....

[@handlexxx]

martial art in a air conditioned facility ? i dont see the point... but i really think KALI is awesome i live in philippines, i am korean i look up on this martial art. now barely people teach proper KALI they are not certified martial arts they say they are but they dont know nothing about the movements. but someday i really want to learn from this Guy. respect to this guy!! making this video and spreading the discipline of Kali!!!! thank you~ hope to see you someday -myung jin park

[@winterheartz012]

hi, what he's saying is that other martial arts are very well supported that they have good facilities, while, Kali is being looked down because of Filipinos' colonial mentality. it saddens me to see that there's very little of my filipino brothers show interest in our own martial arts. I am happy that you love Kali/escrima

[@winterheartz012]

true, very true.. to be honest, if i look at Kali/Eskrima/Arnis as a whole, I see little defensive against it, it leans towards offensive, hurting/killing your enemy.. XD scary yet beautiful. unfortunately, it's hard to find instructors here in Manila, so I studied Hwarangdo instead. lol

[@amistadhsaligumba2780]

박명진 if you wanted learn FILIPINO MARTIAL ARTS its better going to CEBU lots school of FMA on that area ........ " " train hard with a real... make a real... take a pain NO PAIN ,NO GAIN take

[@MaharlikaAWA]

If you are in the Philippines in the Manila area look up Guro Gerald Pilapil of the Ensayo Kali Tactical style. He is in Malabon and a goo teacher. You can hire him to train you in EKT and he will come to your house and teach you. His prices are very good!! High quality instruction.

[@DudeNumberOnePlus]

The "alleged karambit victim" is inmate attacked in the prison. There are more photos of him, sitting in the infirmary, looking rather unimpressed. Note althru the wounds look horrendous, theyre not life threatening.

[@thawhiteflip]

Doug touched on how colonialism continues to effect post colonial societies and I can respect that. Not a lot of people will critique Western foreign policy like that in fields like this. Big up

[@MaharlikaAWA]

What I like is how he teaches police officers and supports the military and law enforcement.

[@MaharlikaAWA]

Also his argument about colonial mentality is illogical. It is simply Filipino culture and nothing to do with a bad influence from the West. Then he mentions Taekwondo which is not western, it is an eastern martial art. Also, Filipino masters were simply not business savvy and only a few were able to make money out of it and have careers. Kali is a traditional and everyman martial art. Also the laws in many Filipino cities makes blades illegal to carry and it is a turn off to a lot of people. So many who are rich can hire a private teacher to their home, or the rural areas can use blades openly. Do you think communism would somehow make Filipinos better and their martial arts would flourish? No. The history of communism time and again destroys traditional asian cultures and tries to eradicate all traditional martial arts training while emphasizing a state run martial art which is non-combative. This is so he communist state can control people.

[@maharlika9809]

it is real proven to be deadly it caused the death of the spanish explorer Ferdinand Magellan .

[@natoisnazi]

I know how to punch because of kali I know how to cut because of kali I know how to kick because of kali I know how to cripple enemies because of kali I know how to slash because of kali I know how to stab because of kali I know how to KILL while Defending because of KALI

[@timothyclyne]

Yeah, genius aka private joker, it certainly couldn't be that I responded to my own post to preserve continuity because youtube limits the amount of characters you may have in your comment/posts.

[@salmelakp]

Well said, "all ways understand your laws" Its allways "easy" to start swing with your knifes in self defense, but end of the day, if bad guy is dead then you might be the one who goes to jail long time.

[@riverstyxarmory9782]

sort of an open ended question, but what aspects of Kali, or really any martial art, can I practice on my own. I have a good bit of free time, and I hate exercise unless it's martial arts related. I don't have the resources for a gym or 'dojo' and I'm not getting my roommate involved with impact training. Anybody have motions to practice on my own, or anything related? Thanks in advance for responses.

[@dakotazeigler486]

see ive been asking the same thing. i thouroughly enjoy these videos, but i wonder if they are meant to give viewers snippets of training to do on their own, or if its just a sneak peak so i can travel way the hell over there to learn from him...and i dont even know if he has set, scheduled civilian classes

[@ryannathz1584]

Hey dude kali is a deadly martial arts use by our forefather lapu lapu who kills magealan

[@shinwook5145]

This two videos are a nice intro to wing chun, guve a try to training these moves and tell me how it goes: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYC8iZ1pftuVi5I m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXXRnmOPnrOZmaM Tell me if you find some other sources : )

[@riverstyxarmory9782]

sort of an open ended question, but what aspects of Kali, or really any martial art, can I practice on my own. I have a good bit of free time, and I hate exercise unless it's martial arts related. I don't have the resources for a gym or 'dojo' and I'm not getting my roommate involved with impact training. Anybody have motions to practice on my own, or anything related? Thanks in advance for responses.

[@therealdinwah]

start at basics. angles of attack. redonda, sinawalli

[@vincecarter6036]

Tama ka kuya doug.. D2 sa pilipinas mas gusto ng mga filipino ang marshal art ng mga banyaga kaysa sa sariling atin.. Ang problema lng.. Kame na gusto matuto ng FMA ay walang kakayahan na mag bayad sa mga guro dahil napaka mahal mag aral ng FMA

[@pinkie87]

Would be cool if the music in the next movies is a bit lower. Its difficult for me to understand spoken things if there is too much noise in the background^^

[@banaursdoinagabriela7750]

Doina Banaurs: as practicing myself Budo self defence, I can say I rely admire excelent Kali Marțial Arts and The ability beautiful of very famous Doug Marcaida, a real talent, technique speed în acționa and experiente, I see also Armes forged în Iron 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@gabrielsanchez3707]

i'd rather stay it the way it should be and not in a mainstream way here in the city, fact is some enforcer and civilians don't know it yet as a weapon which is my EDC (3inch blade stealth Karambit and pocket tourch light) heck! i can enter Shopping malls and other offices without knowing it in my pocket, even though the ring and the clip is protruding STAY FROSTY kaybi-gan...

[@websurfer352]

While doing the separation with the forearm strike, maybe you should do it with your fist closed?? That open hand leaves your fingers vulnerable!! He could grab a finger or two and you’re screwed!!! Really screwed!!!!

[@BlueXephos67]

Occams razor... Things should be as simple as possible but as complex as necessary.

[@lerch400block]

He currently resides in the shittyest state in America. Dude move to Texas and teach people here man we're deserving of this privilege.

[@vladnoah9180]

Excellent... Your so good not good best of the best... will u teach me Maestro Sir Marcaida?

[@markaldrinelevado9995]

Karambit can stab. But karambit is built for gripping and faster hands. If you have doubt. Maybe your slow.

[@wael77]

I don't find any of your videos useful. They're all just talking (with dramatic music to give the impression that something profound is being said) and quit cuts of action. No actual instruction or clear demonstration.

[@diynevala]

Wow.. that guy with his back cut open... Ok there was a fair warning but I was surprised and disgusted anyway. I guess I am just so sensitive..

[@GoreTorn16]

What an honorable teacher! He knows his stuff and teaches with great execution.

[@c.c.541]

why don't i see any female kali practitioners?

[@anonymzs]

is this what the mentor guy in the new daredevil show does?

[@Don-ql2xs]

Thank you for your offerings of real teaching ~ I wish I could experance training with you ~ But seeing you on youtube is very speacial and has great meaning that you put this out ~ Because Im not training with a master I just do simple energy movements and a lot of streaching ~ but because this is so inspiring and I want to assume those abilitys and energys I just assume those positions and try and learn the energy flow and watch a thousand times to Soake - In I like that turme because I learned it from reading The Book of Five Rings ~ and when Musashi wrote about what it means is to soak-in My understanding of at that time helped me learn . So your teaching is so much apreaciated and maybe I will find some people to practus with Thanks for the inspireation !

[@micg319]

Hi, do you know where can i learn kali in manila? :) i really want to learn and i love filipino martial arts where can ypu recommend me ? Thanks please help me . Godbless pinoys. Kuods :)

[@shinwook5145]

Amazing. One day I'll go train with you there

[@gunsandrosarymanfromthenorth]

I feel you sir, need some support the art of kali and any martial at ph by govt. Every sunday they go to luneta park

[@tranquilocomoelcielo]

Actually I love backyards and the privacy those not supported places bring to the art, a Martial Art whit a humble origin that is true, and even though we have no reasons to be ashamed of !!!

[@gl8524]

The usefulness of the karambit depends on the carrier and obviously shown in this video it's most definitely useful. It wouldn't be in use if it wasn't effective.

[@timothyclyne]

A better exclamation point to any authentic CQC system... A firearm. SCARSdotCOM for example purposes only

[@beunbad]

Doug Marcaida is a class act.

[@ChevyRob313]

Doug is my idol he is the man helping law enforcement deal with day to day threats

[@alessioyautja612]

+Robert Shelton I wish he could come to America and train our police. I would be so pleased to see them taking down dangerous suspects by hand without having to resort to firearms. Doug is amazing, he moves and fights with such grace.

[@dalebrimhall1071]

+Alessio Yautja He seemed pretty ok with that officer student of his going for the gun against a group of people I guess it depends on what you consider "dangerous". IMO all suspects are dangerous, thinking otherwise is equivalent of getting complacent, and complacency kills cops every year. Guns will always be necessary for law enforcement. On the other hand, I think Kali is fantastic for every situation that does not call for lethal force. Police get a lot of media attacks when they're seen striking people, but Kali also has a lot of controlling techniques, very useful.

[@alessioyautja612]

Dale Brimhall Thats what I'm interested in, the control techniques. In California they've started issuing the police with nunchacku instead of batons because of the style of combat employed; because you cant 'hit,hit,HIT' someone with it (it'll whip back around and hit you) you are FORCED to use more restrained control measures. The weapon is as dangerous to the wielder as the opponent but the wielder has the advantage of training. Imagine a dangerous suspect getting a hold of a police officers gun... No imagine them getting hold of a flail type weapon they have never experience before XD In my opinion guns are too easy to accquire lethal force with so, in my opinion, they could be turned on officers. In WW2 the Ameicans dropped thousands of single shot pistols into occupied allied territory with the plan being that resistance fighters could use the single shot to kill an enemy soldier and take his weapons. If there was a single cop in a car and I stabbed him to death through the window I could have access to his sidearm and possibly even a shotgun or other weaponry. Guns are too easy to escalate things with, which is why I prefer to avoid them ^^

[@silvaman888]

+Dale Brimhall this technique is literally made to let your attackers think you're unarmed. But he did not share that deadly technique where he only uses his bare hands because it's too brutal. I just wish he builds a school for this in his country. Just saying.

[@johnwilson8629]

Dangerous suspects by hand? Your mindset is completely screwed, my friend. You don't survive by taking down dangerous people with your hands. That's a quick way to die. You meet dangerous people with overwhelming force so that you guarantee survival. Otherwise, there'd be a bunch of dead police...so many dead long before you could train replacements. You don't survival lethal force encounters by meeting them with bare hands. Doug is very skilled. He's spent a lifetime training. He's literally 1 in 500,000 (or even, 1 in a million). Even he would be seriously hurt or killed in a confrontation involving weapons or other deadly force situations. Your ignorance is shocking. Take a look at this video. Sticks/swords/knives are deadly weapons. Even in relatively unskilled hands, they are quite lethal. That's why police shoot people with knives, swords, clubs, guns, etc. when they're directed at police or other innocent bystanders. Police are bound by the rules of a "fair fight"---you try to start a fist-fight with a cop, they can use impact weapons, pepper spray, tasers, etc. Whatever it takes to get you under control and into custody. If you go for their firearm (try to disarm the cop to use their weapon against them--now being unarmed), you get shot. Plain and simple. You make a quick move for your waistband after being told to put your hands up, you get shot. The overwhelming majority of the bad press that the police get these days comes from ignorance and stupidity on the part of criminals. Zero sympathy, there.

[@b0ondockz]

Where is this guys school?

[@georgiatanasov7988]

yes where ?

[@davidhorne8748]

Rochester, NY

[@yhwhchai]

Do you have an affiliate school or instructors in Washington State. Western Washington around the Seattle Tacoma area?

[@unicohijo1121]

kuya doug why are you obsessed with knife and sticks how about panantukan di you practice panantukan

[@seethruyou255]

we are in peace times. ofcourse we should forget that art. who loves to see two friends killing each other just 4 for bragging rights.

[@dipstick4135]

Holy fucking shit dude, I watched the video twice and legit didn't see that until I clicked 1:40

[@FPSDemiGod]

Because of the 2 inch deep cut that ran down his back alone with the other 1.5in or less deep cuts

[@ARTO540]

understand you're laws .. but if its family there's no question ... so be it

[@kathleensaintesteben]

Un grand Monsieur pour lequel j’éprouve un TOTAL RESPECT 🙏🇫🇷🇮🇪🇺🇸💫

[@teelee8767]

This is great training but how do you defend against electronic warfare and chemicals?

[@donardnacor1834]

I am a filipino and eager to learn our trditional martial art the prblm all the dojo are high price and the onli class cnnt affrd that why our we cnnt learn because of our low currncy many intructor ang dojo ccnot afford that the reality to be filipino

[@RandomVideos-bq2xn]

I need training I live in a place where guns and knives as water abound, and death is very close.

[@eduardortethanhonk8352]

i would like to learn where can i learn this martial art

[@gregpasciuti2632]

this and systema, two arts i'm truly looking to invest in.

[@goncalobaia1574]

1:40 This is not what you're looking for I warned you

[@LoxagosSnake]

Anyone knows how the track that plays around 3:30-3:40 is called?

[@SweetWillyJonez]

James has forgot more about boxing than these bums will ever know... TRiLL TALK!!!

[@Boryspitzanzx]

damn we all need a karambit if it is that bad 1:40 graphical content!!!!