Third Hand Principle:Principles of Knife Tapping.

[@kamilkutlay]

eXCELLENT. Thank you Flilpino Kali for self defense . Thank you Sir .

[@erriconeale6924]

This is excellent, Tuhon.

[@rkidlat]

Master also in teaching!

[@mattnobrega6621]

Great demonstration. I like the humor thrown in. Keeps students relaxed. 😁👍

[@shogunshogun]

Great video Tuhon Mel!

[@aerejohnfajardo8504]

Thank you for teaching sir.

[@joseseijo6439]

Great and detailed explanation, love how you break things down and in a scientific manner. Thank you ! Lol 😀👍🏼👍🏼🙏🏼

[@craigrushworth5775]

Awesome explanation, thanks

[@davidfkl]

Great Details

[@PARR53]

Great stuff! Love it.

[@jmoney6652]

Another great video tuhon, thank you.!

[@anthonyraaguing21]

Nice one.

[@thisweeksrehash]

precise, concise and easy to follow, thank you! 👏 please let us know when you are ever in LA, I'd like to try out your class

[@keithschultz4187]

Excellent Sir!

[@senseierictollett4830]

Great lesson on the 3rd hand principles Kuya Mel . So many people do this wrong because they become lazy and is very bad not to understand the blade. Salamat po Kuya 🤙🏻👆🏻

[@PTK_kerala]

Awesome video Tuhon. 🔥🔥🔥

[@rogiepalmes1220]

Nice sir...

[@AshutoshKumar-vx3uv]

Nice one

[@leonardschoenborn9209]

Excellent demonstration and explanation and like what we call Cadena de Mano(Chain of hands) in our style. This is good because this drill can be advanced to defend against a very aggressive knife attack. Though this demo is done in slow motion to make it understandable, it can be sped up over time to become very practical and realistic for a very real encounter. I really like this exercise and the technique that is presented here!!! Also, you can expand on this drill to make it practical for even a slashing kind of attack.

[@mindlab780ab6]

Tuhon meron po ba kayong seminar sa Canada in the near future. Maraming salamat po Tuhon

[@Kombatooficial]

Mabuhay Tuhon Rommel. My name is Paulo Albuquerque, and I teach Kali in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil. Without a doubt this vídeo is the best explanation I saw about third hand. If you come tô Brazil, please let me know you.

[@roromboraragattv8390]

Galing po idol…

[@A.M.Customs]

Thank you🙏

[@mongooselikapasatv4302]

nice po Ka Mel ,Pugay po

[@carlosrobertodeabreu1973]

i like so much

[@Lead_Hook]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@SadClown438]

Pugay! 🇵🇭

[@julesjones2442]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 Uussshhh

[@ИгорьВасилькин-ж2е]

Спасибо!!❤❤

[@konstantinzhigulsky8658]

Благодарю!

[@drisszyani3497]

Kali escrima the best for knife.

[@douglasadamson9245]

I am wondering about PTK being introduced in New York? Are you saying recently? We met Grand Tuhon Leo Gaje in Dayton, Ohio about 1980... not sure of the exact date. We have schools in the Indianapolis area, and we were soon having seminars, training sessions, and he even came to our week long summer camp. He used to have training in Texas in the early 1980's, which I attended. We even had some of his instructors come to Indianapolis and hold seminars. In these later years, I have lost touch with him. Is he well? Does he still live here or in the Philippines? Thank you for the video. Douglas Adamson

[@MrSd0806]

Sir how to practice at home??? I'm from India

[@lawrencecrayton9844]

Cork screw tap.?

[@patwalker481]

What is to be careful and should be eliminate first when fighting a snake ? Tha freaking head :) I harm's holding a blade is the same procedure As long as i hold that blade in my hands your not out the water

[@ashley10236]

kas .. bilib nako ah

[@panterasierra]

👽🕉️🤙🏻☮️

[@takezodxr]

🇵🇭❤️

[@-SERJANT-]

Добрый день мастер спасибо вам. Если можно пожалосто видео ролик на Русском языке

[@patrickkitching1162]

Listen buddy

[@patrickkitching1162]

Fma rules

[@aldismacivor3353]

p͎r͎o͎m͎o͎s͎m͎ 🌹

[@Алекс-ц3ъ3я]

Постукивание ломом ,без промедления по голове .

[@bsorryrthatsit7055]

I would think taking the blade away is more important than a little hand strike, what is that going to do? It's an option,the third hand, but that could be dangerous,IMHO.

[@NOMADKACF]

So how do you take a blade away? You have to use your hands! lol. Plus when he says hands, earlier he said hands could mean forearm, fist, finger or elbow strikes. So it’s not just a “little hand.” Not sure how long you’ve been training martial arts, and what styles. But here’s a simple thing. In order to grab an opponent who’s not going to be a compliant person. You need to initiate/cause a distraction or disruption to them via pain. Such as a strike. Just diving to grab a weapon arm is extremely dangerous! Parrying and deflecting gives you an opportunity to counterattack. Which will lead to grabs. And so on and so forth.

[@SStaub-cl2js]

🤣🤣🤣

[@dubalespinoza551]

Pero no indicas cómo desarmar que es lo importante por más que se sepa pelear igual sale cortado la gentes mala piensan en hacer daño como sea te tira el cuchillo aves atacan hasta con dos cuchillos uno en cada mano

[@samclark8448]

Very difficult to follow the gentleman’s explanation. He doesn’t make sense.

[@NOMADKACF]

It doesn’t? It’s pretty clear. Simplifying targeting. Understanding nuances of slashes between thrusts. That when the attacking hand attacks you, that’s the 1st “hand” and your response with your deflecting hand is the 2nd “hand” and the counter strike from you is the 3rd “hand.”

[@michaelspyrou1784]

too many moves i think.

[@NOMADKACF]

Not really. Basically the same as more advanced boxing pad drills. It’s a development of skills and cognitive development.

[@ricardocampbell8265]

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