Using a Tire In Filipino Martial Arts

[@heyitsalfe]

Love how the whole family is involved.

[@parker7785]

u need to upgrade ur wifi

[@abellanamarkanthonyk.5356]

Wow, i love the sound Francis creates when he play

[@MarinoGianan]

WOW!! I'm so happy of this !! I'm a Filipino, born in VIRAC - the happy island. I hope many will stay more time in training than staring at their cellphones. Dios mabalos po sainyo.

[@ramslucas5140]

I been training in eskrima sense I was 9 I'm 42 still training and I have been passing it down to nephews and neices...and sharing the history on how this art was a blade art but blades were banned by the Spaniards in the Philippines so the filipinos trained in rhythm disguised as exercises in plain site...prepparing to rebel against the Spaniards to drive them out of the Philippines....they had muskets and we had sticks and still fukt them up!

[@zano9291]

This sounds reminiscent of Capoeira

[@ramslucas5140]

@jonboyd3772 yes I’m essence weapons are only extensions of our limbs…I’ll be honest with you I consider myself to be dangerous with a weapon… but I feel more deadly with my hands… I’m sure you feel the same way…

[@ramslucas5140]

@jonboyd3772 that’s not the point I was making… I’m saying that the empty hand is very capable it is less telegraphic and there is no need to equip it… it’s there and ready to do damage…. Sure I also trained in stick and daga ( dagger) but even then there is a moment of preparation… with your empty hand technique especially the vital and more lethal techniques which require a deadly approach it is more affective… for instance I could break your neck faster then you could stab me… in a sense… when your trying to stab someone they run then it’s into a cardio game when you fight hand to hand the threat comes to you along with the targets and that’s what you want… thus break your neck…

[@slee2695]

350 years of colonization says otherwise

[@ramslucas5140]

@@slee2695 I don’t dwell in the past everybody have been colonized stop with you weak a$$ self hate…. The history still stands….. get over it

[@cdpc211]

Very impressing the whole family is into Martial Arts.

[@parker7785]

u are the lowest intelligent account in north alazka+

[@narenchunilal7736]

I am 61 yrs and just started to get interested in the Kali sticks. I have trained with Nunchukka's, since 1976 and some bo staff practice. Now I want to learn the Kali sticks. Your tutorials really help. I am now absorbing all the techniques in memory until I find proper sticks. Many thanks for this type of exposure. In South Africa there is no such type of exposure. Naren

[@allanmoral3867]

Me too! 62 and a recovered Stroke survivor. Greetings fro the Philippines! 🇵🇭

[@WarrenRCG]

It's interesting to see the technique increase with the experience level of the family members.

[@ding174]

Centuries of perfection. Handed down from generation to generation.

[@steverogers4612]

Kali in Long Beach, CA. Absolutely amazing.

[@robertokrasinski9792]

I thought that was LB, I used to leave right near that beach

[@steverogers4612]

@@robertokrasinski9792 Yes Sir. "Bluff Park" off of Ocean BLvd.

[@slatham8616]

Wow. I'm like three months into my training...this whole family is amazing!!!

[@mrmushin1]

I am just four months into fma, it is fun and hard🤣

[@fudgefudge8913]

I started a couple days ago. Come at me. xD But seriously, best of luck. I'm just using youtube vids to self train.. so I'll probably suck ass, regardless.

[@OXDR2225]

So glad to see the very essence of imparting the art in the family; that is how it was inculcated in me .

[@stonehand49]

I have 2 tires hanging from a tree i have hit for years. Your Awesome

[@KRUBOY88KB]

You're a remarkable family... I'm so proud of all of you. I'm learning pakamut too with GM ROYLES full course.

[@eloygarcia8723]

Wow! This family is super talented! Awesome! Sana all

[@alexi9108]

General Grievous but with wooden sticks. Awesome!!!

[@ryanhelm888]

Fantastic! Beautiful skill. Beautiful family. Righteous.

[@andrewacevedo1297]

This channel is amazing I’m so glad I found this

[@Dreccomel193]

Great video 👍 thank you for taking time to make it. When I first train for power I had a piece of wood shoulder level. One foot wide by 3 feet long. It's funny he said you have to learn to deal with the vibration, because I dropped the sticks thr first time I hit the wood 😊. It took a few tries before I got used to the vibrations but it's a life saving skill because when you're in the middle of it, you would not drop the sticks when you're blocking a strike. Or getting hit while on soft training without protective gear. 👏👏👏

[@BudoBrothers]

Very true brother. Glad to hear you are training hard.

[@parker7785]

@@BudoBrothers @ adults on utube vz low iq tourism thank u sir++++ ur channel is worth $$$$$!!!

[@urbangorilla6733]

I got to train with Grand Master Felix at a Marcaida seminar in Las Vegas. Nobody told me who he was I just knew I was training with he was someone special. later Grand Master Felix signed one of my sicks. I still have it displayed.

[@Jusangen]

I will definitely be watching the last few minutes a couple times. Man, I have to catch up to the 27 yr old lol! Keep em up Brothers. I really enjoy these everyday man kind of setups!

[@daveanderson2345]

You have a wonderful family Grandmaster Felix!

[@parker7785]

ur comment caused us to lose 3 months of hairdressing class

[@allanmoral3867]

As a Filipino father, I can feel proud of you having such talented children. Mabuhay KABAYAN! 🇵🇭👏👏

[@allanmoral3867]

Kenneth is so fierce while Francis is a beast! But don't mess with the sisters! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jonnybravvo4282]

Awesome work out, and super cool family. I give my highest respect, and thnx for sharing. It's April now, so happy Bday to the 2 kids born in April

[@-XXI-]

that's is impressive and beautiful 🎉. I am a big fan and practicioner of FMA for about 11years and look forward to the next 50🔥

[@HariOmRadhaKrishna]

We set up a double tire E-K-A striking "bag" exactly like this (+ bo staff arms) in our back yard. Great training idea!

[@chrisoreta]

Awesome video and I love the tire training techniques....never mind the dog taking a poo in the background...lol...awesome video dudes.

[@georgevasquez1277]

Grand Master Felix,and his family are very unique in there spectacular talent 👏. Thank you for sharing such a badass family, and again thank you!

[@julesjones2442]

Superb training it’s always good to observe a martial family

[@jackintheworld6639]

Bravo! Great work on the tires! Beautiful family too:)

[@parker7785]

u should stay away from real christians online and wear a mask when u talk to other people s lake/rz

[@marquismorris1548]

Very fluent and flexible appreciate this beutiful martial art.

[@khalil7708]

Fantastic, just fantastic🎉

[@iamnobody7814]

VERY EFFECTIVE FILIPINO MARTIAL ARTS

[@parker7785]

where are u going to shop for low quality culture items NHL?

[@didymostruespeal]

Wonderful. Bringing back wonderful memories I've had. The tire works for kobudo too. Or Kendo ... Toybuk toyut... Or nunchuckus we call them... The last stage of which you hit ping pong balls tennis balls things coming at you and the tires learning ricochet shots and follow thru shots... Love this video

[@theluckymanfrom]

Amazing video! You have a beautiful and very talented family.

[@parker7785]

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[@babysacay8083]

Wow pretty cool conditioning workout and self defense training thank you 🙏

[@slatham8616]

If I get the homestead I'm wanting, I'm definitely setting this up in my home gym/dojo

[@virocruxixfix9673]

what most people don't get... is that stick is just for safety purposes the same speed movements will translate in to sword figthing (itak, bolo, machete) or even hand figthing... and as exercise alone it is fun and good cardio

[@parker7785]

kevin u r about az relevant as steven segals hairdresser vatican

[@alancat2705]

a great way to train solo ,on your own and for single and double baston during sinawali ! ...great stuff guys !

[@babysacay8083]

Whoa 😳 kids are really good 👍 and pretty impressive

[@alexblue6991]

I love the idea of using old tires

[@nicosalasss1711]

Ng bata pa ako sa samar naririnig ko na yong iskremador yan pala ang kali pinoy martial art

[@hunterlogan2913]

great family!! and skill set!

[@johnwhittaker1706]

Absolutely loved it. Now.... where can I find some tyres......

[@aleksandarmanzke949]

Very very nice 🙏Thank you very much ❤️

[@frankiereinares8892]

more like kali,i remembe, apoollo ladra.watching from the philippines🇵🇭👌i like more videos from apollo✌️

[@LUBDMA]

I love the tire training...thank you

[@bonesjr83]

Francis is a beast

[@cagedraptor]

love it. my very first youtube video was working on my home made tire dummy. Very wonderful and effective pieces of equipment.

[@jamesdude4220]

beautiful to train as a family

[@sayplease4932]

Imagine if this guy is holding a machete or a jungle bolo goodnight for the opponents

[@GplusGains]

Can I imagine the other guy having a gun in his hand?

[@jrock2019]

@@GplusGains if it’s 6 feet away and both draw from holster knife wins

[@milopanas]

Be careful. At that speed it doesn't work with regular machete, bolo, khukri. Too heavy, hurt your wrist. Weapon type machete are lighter than regular

[@sayplease4932]

@@GplusGains true like a coward westerners ho afraid to get his ass whoop badly defending on gun hahaha 🤣 😆 😉 😜 😂 bunch of chicken

[@j.f.4493]

Sure, but they hold only a lightweight stick, not a knife. I am sure, Latosa Escrima have the best idea.

[@thelaggaifunk5688]

Thank you for sharing teknique fma..

[@rithx4883]

This video makes me happy just because it’s in Long Beach

[@terrysanders2817]

Well presented!

[@breakertv4759]

Its very impressive i love it enjoy

[@reyringor3296]

The rattan is only for peacetime weapon. In combat or wartime it is changed to bolo, etc.

[@karakoshzee5326]

That's incredible.

[@13thravenpurple94]

Great work 🥳 Thank you 💜

[@tazmartin7447]

Awesome work Master! :)

[@bryanmabini9608]

Proud to see the Lapu Lapu on his back, proud Cebuano forever fr

[@rodstrato3083]

Are U sûre this Is in Cebu ?

[@bryanmabini9608]

@@rodstrato3083 the back of his shirt has lapu lapu

[@rodstrato3083]

@@bryanmabini9608 I see but what country was the video done ? Thats not lapu lapu Cebu for sûre.

[@bryanmabini9608]

@@rodstrato3083 oh nah it looks like this was filmed in Los Angeles

[@luh6996]

Francis is so fire 🔥🔥🔥

[@j.g.534]

Pelon you just made it so helpful with the tire and furniture strap thank you. Oh pelon stands for balby

[@walterrusty65]

Excellent, could a MA cane be used like this

[@babysacay8083]

You can actually create some kind of rhythm 🎵 🥁 and just have a little fun, really cool 😎 🤗

[@peanut3050]

tell us about the stick, where to get what size and material dia. and length. also what is it called?

[@tahtib1]

So wonderful

[@Stick_jitsudad808]

Pamilia.... I love it.

[@sumakwelvictoria5635]

Dang! The nine year old girl probably hits harder & faster than me. One fast hit will make you go down in pain or unconsciousness despite those sticks being deceptively light. Big chance that you will be hit multiple times on your way to the floor while being unconscious.

[@Rami7605]

Imagine that but with machetes...

[@rrramilotv2259]

Nice sir salamat po sa pag share

[@hawaiivolcanosquad3322]

Great video. Enjoyed very much. Need to find me some used tires.

[@parker7785]

go call japan and ask how we recognize under weight vessels

[@leonarddeleonguerrero4183]

That’s awesome!!!

[@parker7785]

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[@operater43]

Omg these guys are good😀 escrima is a needed tool for your tool bag,

[@entertaichi]

Very cool!

[@jasperabit]

Thank s for sharing sir! Pugay po... 👊

[@akololomo4021]

Awesome!!

[@ricev7071]

What a great idea! I'm definitely going to make one this summer out back!!!

[@franciscoalagbate1305]

Big congrats! Go for it! It's one idea that's gonna get you hooked into it!

[@qugwe718UI2]

Very cool

[@silviomanfrim1]

Very good!

[@ProdigalNomad]

This looks like where I live. Is this in Long Beach CA?

[@DenCinco]

Definitely my hometown LBC

[@SoniaGail]

Who can u get in contact with in Philippines to learn .thank u

[@SegmentoArmado]

Wow

[@іссажашуев]

Very good! 🌹

[@makanap8478]

That was awesome, my favorite part was at the end , in the background a little dog was taking a shit.

[@Octopussyist]

It was put there on purpose to train you situational awareness.

[@Hobbypayday]

That is explosive booty style

[@jimmyordiz1065]

thats normal like also you

[@itfzoran]

Bravo!

[@willienillie6337]

Is this in Lo Jolla ?

[@danhaywood5696]

This is the ticket. I been beating my heavy oak cane on dead trees in the forest. There's old tires around. I tie cord armor around my cane which acts strengthening ablative armor and provides strategic grip and rasping strike points. I pull Constrictor knots tight with spikes to make them hard and set them in place. Now with tires tied to trees, I can practice with less damage to my cane and I. I had begun cutting Solidago to dry for tea, and also lashed them around dead trees as practice striking mats to absorb shocks. Tires make more sense, and last far longer. Righteous!

[@arnoldchannel3682]

Kalami ba anang arnis oy im indak pilantikan player na mimis ko ang arnis

[@anthonyrenaud5783]

Hey there's the Queen Mary way back in the distance. I used to live and work and in Long Beach.

[@williamallen809]

Beautiful Family, Excellent.

[@nachotuason738]

Fantastic.

[@matthewjackson9615]

Yes. Impressive the way they beat back that aggressive tire.

[@kishorekumar7424]

Thank you for the video🙏 Brilliant video which I haven't ever comes across definitely, I will train my kid but now he is small only one and a half years, but I will practice, how we can improve power in kicks and punches?? Kindly advise

[@peterjeanguerrero305]

Very good kali i like

[@tjjavier]

Is this the Doce Pares system?

[@jacquelinebarco276]

What kind of tire do I get and where do I get them? What is the strap called?

[@leezap]

By now you probably figured it out that you can get free used tires as they want to get rid of them and the ratchet strap from Home Depot or other hardware stores.

[@sliderx1897]

U guys from long beach? Thats right by my house i have classes about a block over

[@paulkiefer3893]

Do they have classes in long beach

[@davidpowelson4817]

Where was this filmed? Just curious.

[@Corvin666]

Long Beach, CA. Here somewhere: @33.7614151,-118.1547494,3a,75y,270.15h,93.29t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s_UMtdKEpSIDD2pErwlnaUg!2e0!7i16384!8i8192 (plug this after /maps/ into your Google Street View) :)

[@demmzlifestyle6316]

Master Felix tatay yan ni James Roiles Bro ko sa Yawyan taga Argao Cebu,Good Job Master

[@markus717]

In Arnis a Mano (learned thanks to 'Mano a Mano' run by the Lingasin family in Winnipeg) , there was more emphasis on BODY MOVEMENT. No opponent is going to stand there and let you strike them. /// eg: A very good training move: you step diagonally towards your opponent (the tires) and go into a very low crouch, right on your haunches, with left arm above you defending your head and delivering two massive strikes to the lower tire (knee height), using your torso, whole upper body & shoulder for huge power, first a forehand strike & an immediate backhand strike. The sound of those strikes in a Dojo is LOUD and you would NOT want to ever get hit with one. PS: they had bolted the 2 tires together with nuts, bolt & washers so they could be put away in the equipment room, and your training partner held it for you.

[@ronssportsadventures5411]

Just subscribed your channel sir.. This video helps a lot on my training arnis on- line .. Thank you..

[@BudoBrothers]

Thanks! Make sure you let us know what you would like to see.

[@mbrightster]

I love the progression of creating freeflow movements with the very different flows at t bg e end. The portable nature of the tire setup is very helpful too. For more videos, any practices involving his family would be great. Keeping my kids involved is often difficult.