Why De Campo?

Simple and Direct and Lots of Repetitions.
De Campo 1-2-3 Original has been tried and tested in numerous Juego Todo matches before the 1950s of which the founder Grandmaster Jose Diaz Caballero emerged victorious in all of his fights. Besides this known fact, De Campo can also be applied in many self-defense situations with the use of any weapons of opportunity. The rigorous training curriculum also provides anyone with an excellent program of exercise for health.
If your interest is in stick fighting/sparring, you'll find that the combat strategy of De Campo can match or outmatch any skilled Eskrimador given the proper understanding of the principles and consistent training of this beautiful Filipino martial art.

[@fortythirty1950]

I have enjoyed this video. I am into De Campo since 10+ years. I can relate to everything told here

[@neisef]

Excited for the videos to come!

[@romolodante3164]

very nice and interesting video

[@Don-ql2xs]

Thank you for sharing !!

[@Andy-ud1gd]

I've been looking at the different De Campo videos and also looking at the Online School. It seems to be focused on a lot of repetitions and combinations/permutations of different striking patterns. So far so good. So my question is, what are the strategies you try to implement in fighting that makes De Campo unique? Half beats and attacking the arm are common for all FMA.

[@dhalav]

A lot of baiting and counters, barages of strikes aswell. They posted a video on the same channel a few months ago that goes into more details about De Campo. You can also check the vidéo Fast Strikes Recovery on the Eskrima Academy channel for further info on the use of the bounce for striking.

[@yesuwehjulaton301]

yes you are absolutely right...

[@audiotechplus1]

Great for stock fighting .. but who fights with sticks?

[@monalizadacuba236]

nice technique Sir, but are u familiar to wild ohido decampo? it's a kind of filipino arnis technique.