The new 12 angles of ATTACK in filipino martial arts

[@hamadalrowaie6882]

I loved them but that does not mean that you took them to the next level 😊

[@TimHartman]

I totally understand what you're saying. While I work on these videos, I end up with lots of content segmented into small pieces. When you view everything as a whole, it all comes together and makes sense. Just like every instructor aims to elevate their teaching to the next level, that's exactly what we're striving to do within our organization. We're working on enhancing learning efficiency, simplifying concepts, and improving comprehension. This alone might not seem like a big leap forward, but when combined with all the other improvements we're making, you can really see the difference. I apologize for any confusion. If you're interested, I'd love to discuss further and share more about what we've done to advance the delivery systems of the art taught by my late teacher, Grandmaster Remy Amador Presas. Just reach out, and we can chat more about it.

[@Chounubis]

Awesome stuff - simple and down to earth content. I'm surprised how much overlap exists between this and Hapkido stick/cane fighting

[@samuelofathen]

So slow and unoptimised, try sparring with experinced HEMA messer specialist and you will improve!)

[@TimHartman]

I have sparred HEMA. Had a great time!

[@Chounubis]

Isn't "HEMA" a band of literal Dungeons and Dragons NEETS acting like kids in fake armour? I didn't know a middle aged teacher who was simply showing some basic techniques slowly had to prove himself to Redditors.

[@TimHartman]

No, that is LARPers and SCA.

[@TimHartman]

This is to teach the new oder. I go a lot faster when I'm sparring.

[@kb26inla]

more Bullshido

[@TimHartman]

How is that?

[@hamadalrowaie6882]

What bullshido my friend he is sharing knowledge!! Be respectful please ! 🙏