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Dayton Kali Academy
United States
Приєднався 15 лип 2018
The UA-cam home of the Dayton Kali Academy.
Located in Dayton, Ohio.
We are a school that is passionate about training and teaching the Southeast Asian Martial Arts.
We specialize in, but are not limited to the following arts:
Kali - Eskrima - Panantukan - Silat - Muay Thai - Jun Fan/JKD
Dayton Kali Academy’s foundation is built upon the art & philosophy of Jeet Kune Do. By using no way as the way and having no limitations as limitations, students are encouraged to research, experiment and create their own experience. Students can choose to work through the curriculums for certification or simply enjoy the classes for recreational purposes.
Philosophy:
Movement is universal.
No one system has a monopoly on all that is good and functional in the martial arts.
The system that one chooses only matters if that person grows.
The greatest gift of the Martial Arts is they can assist the practitioner in growing physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.
Located in Dayton, Ohio.
We are a school that is passionate about training and teaching the Southeast Asian Martial Arts.
We specialize in, but are not limited to the following arts:
Kali - Eskrima - Panantukan - Silat - Muay Thai - Jun Fan/JKD
Dayton Kali Academy’s foundation is built upon the art & philosophy of Jeet Kune Do. By using no way as the way and having no limitations as limitations, students are encouraged to research, experiment and create their own experience. Students can choose to work through the curriculums for certification or simply enjoy the classes for recreational purposes.
Philosophy:
Movement is universal.
No one system has a monopoly on all that is good and functional in the martial arts.
The system that one chooses only matters if that person grows.
The greatest gift of the Martial Arts is they can assist the practitioner in growing physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.
Sumbrada Tutorial: Techniques & Training Methods | Filipino Martial Arts
SUMBRADA is the ’Counter for Counter Training Method’ from the Filipino Martial Arts.
This is our 2nd video covering this topic.
Link to our first Sumbrada video: ua-cam.com/video/HYOv8CqJkHo/v-deo.html
The purpose of this video is 2 fold:
1. We’re going to provide you with a deeper understanding of the basic choreography of the ‘counter for counter’ training method.
2. We’ll show how the basic pattern can be used as a platform to launch into various forms of free play.
Section 1: Sumbrada Basics
A.) Dulog Sumbrada: 5 Count Basics:
The term 'Dulo' refers to tip of weapon.
* Offensive angles: 8-1-4-5-8 (Inosanto/LaCoste Numbering System)
* Defenses: Roof - Deflection - Drop Stick - Wing - Roof
B.) Winning the Game Progressively
Martial Application of the Sumbrada Pattern
* Precise Weapon Placement
Section 2: Platform for Free Play
A.) Slow Free Play
Safe training methodology to explore, experiment, integrate, & create.
B.) Changing Ranges
Long Range ↔ Medium Range ↔ Close Range
C.) 13 Defenses - “The more techniques you have, the better you can express yourself.”
1. Drop Stick Deflection
2. Circular Drop Stick
3. Circular Drop Stick on the Arm
4. Low Wing
5. Shield
6. Block
7. Jam with Check Hand
8. Catch and Hit
9. Evade
10. Meet the Force (long range)
11. Follow the Force (long range)
12. Drop Stick on Hand (long range)
13. Close the Gap
D.) Weapon & Check Hand Placement
Conclusion:
I hope this video increased your understanding of what the Sumbrada Training Method is.
I like sumbrada because it offers the student an intermediate step between isolated skills and all out sparring.
Yes - Truth is outside the Pattern
But Truth is also inside the Pattern
You want to Master the Basics so you can Transcend them.
Realizing Mastery is not a destination, but an ongoing process.
And so it goes, with good practice over time
…when skills no longer require thought
......then talent may truly blossom.
Good luck in training.
............May you enjoy the journey.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:50 Description
01:37 Section 1: Sumbrada Basics
02:06 5 Count Basic Template
04:15 Winning the Game Progressively
05:37 Section 2: Sumbrada as a Platform
05:53 Slow Free Play
07:11 True Sumbrada
07:37 Changing Ranges
08:20 13 Defenses
10:15 Weapon & Check Hand Placement
12:34 Outro Poetry
13:33 Outtakes
daytonkali.com/
Filmed by Skellytone - ua-cam.com/users/Skellytone
Edited by Skellytone and Jeremiah Lovejoy
Music from www.teknoaxe.com/
This is our 2nd video covering this topic.
Link to our first Sumbrada video: ua-cam.com/video/HYOv8CqJkHo/v-deo.html
The purpose of this video is 2 fold:
1. We’re going to provide you with a deeper understanding of the basic choreography of the ‘counter for counter’ training method.
2. We’ll show how the basic pattern can be used as a platform to launch into various forms of free play.
Section 1: Sumbrada Basics
A.) Dulog Sumbrada: 5 Count Basics:
The term 'Dulo' refers to tip of weapon.
* Offensive angles: 8-1-4-5-8 (Inosanto/LaCoste Numbering System)
* Defenses: Roof - Deflection - Drop Stick - Wing - Roof
B.) Winning the Game Progressively
Martial Application of the Sumbrada Pattern
* Precise Weapon Placement
Section 2: Platform for Free Play
A.) Slow Free Play
Safe training methodology to explore, experiment, integrate, & create.
B.) Changing Ranges
Long Range ↔ Medium Range ↔ Close Range
C.) 13 Defenses - “The more techniques you have, the better you can express yourself.”
1. Drop Stick Deflection
2. Circular Drop Stick
3. Circular Drop Stick on the Arm
4. Low Wing
5. Shield
6. Block
7. Jam with Check Hand
8. Catch and Hit
9. Evade
10. Meet the Force (long range)
11. Follow the Force (long range)
12. Drop Stick on Hand (long range)
13. Close the Gap
D.) Weapon & Check Hand Placement
Conclusion:
I hope this video increased your understanding of what the Sumbrada Training Method is.
I like sumbrada because it offers the student an intermediate step between isolated skills and all out sparring.
Yes - Truth is outside the Pattern
But Truth is also inside the Pattern
You want to Master the Basics so you can Transcend them.
Realizing Mastery is not a destination, but an ongoing process.
And so it goes, with good practice over time
…when skills no longer require thought
......then talent may truly blossom.
Good luck in training.
............May you enjoy the journey.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:50 Description
01:37 Section 1: Sumbrada Basics
02:06 5 Count Basic Template
04:15 Winning the Game Progressively
05:37 Section 2: Sumbrada as a Platform
05:53 Slow Free Play
07:11 True Sumbrada
07:37 Changing Ranges
08:20 13 Defenses
10:15 Weapon & Check Hand Placement
12:34 Outro Poetry
13:33 Outtakes
daytonkali.com/
Filmed by Skellytone - ua-cam.com/users/Skellytone
Edited by Skellytone and Jeremiah Lovejoy
Music from www.teknoaxe.com/
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The Art of Silat | Southeast Asian Martial Arts
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Sumbrada | The "Counter for Counter" Training Method from the Filipino Martial Arts.
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Sumbrada is the “Counter for Counter” training method from the Filipino Martial Arts. This video showcases the basic concepts of the Sumbrada Training Method, as taught by Guro Jeremiah Lovejoy, head instructor of the Dayton Kali Academy. Timeline 00:00 Intro 01:12 Description 01:46 Free Flow 02:06 Basic Drills 03:02 Why Train This? 03:59 Basic Drills (take 2) 04:58 Conclusion Drills: Tres Tero...
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The 9 Count is the first form I learned in Filipino Kali. In this short video, you'll see the 9 Count with Sword & Dagger, Stick & Dagger, and Single Stick freestyle.... It's important to learn the pattern, then dissolve the pattern. Basic Form (perform with Stick & Dagger): Stationary 4-Count 1. Horizontal 2. Down Vertical 3. Up Vertical 4. Horizontal Entering 4-Count 5. Back Hand 6. Knife 7. ...
Phenomenal.
@@wehrewulf Thank you 🙏
Why?
Read the description. Watch and Listen to the video. 👍👍
Great one I wanna appreciate for that Sensei
Your guys is holding the focus mitts wrong. It should never be far apart. It should be front, center and staggered smh
@user-qk6uv8fq5j He shouldn’t be using this rookie for demo 🤦♀️ That alone is amateur.
PANUNTUKAN THE FILIPINO BOXING
Why the worthless idol at beginning?
It's called an Intro. The first one minute and five seconds of this video are clearly labeled on the scroll bar and in the video description as the Intro. I like video Intros. The purpose of this Intro is to visually highlights the Art of the martial art before getting into the verbal teachings of this free public video.
Your choice in music alone earned you a like for this video. You're very uncommon and that earns my respect.
excellent skills
Well done good to see
Thank you 🙏
I’ve trained in TKD, TSD, KUNG FU since 1977! I’m 8th Dan TKD. I took my first seminar in 1994 in Kali and have been studying since then. I love it! Every Art has its place. Every Art teaches movements that are useful. A single movement/technique from whatever Art could save your life! Great series of videos Guhru!
Well said. Thank you🙏
This is a great video!!! I couldn't understand, though, the difference between cruzada crossing and the gunting sissoring hands entry. Also, when the opponent jabs high to your face, couldn't you simultaneously execute your lead hand jab underneath his incoming jabbing arm as an entry like a boxing counter punch????
Thanks for commenting. I personally do not use Gunting & Cruzada as interchangeable terms. Of course, this is probably just a style thing. I've studied several FMA styles and 3 of those styles have very specific techniques (or group of techniques) that they term Cruzada. Philosophically, I see no problem using these terms interchangeably. As far as your question about entries, the systems I teach have a total of 44 different entries. This video only covered 7 of those entries. Check out the write up that accompanies this video.
😢original called Suntukan NOT Panantukan-Panuntukan. Inosanto made up the name, might mix with shotokan or westerner don’t know how to pronounce it. It’s a form of street fighting in the Philippines, Inosanto learn from lucay lucay. It was created during Spanish rules. Use in America-Philippines war, WW2 guerilla warfare. Art been practiced for over 100yrs, started from Saaverdra Eskrima. Mixing with western boxing is NOT the real suntukan, we as practitioners use basics strikes number as guidelines of hits.
Your facts are mixed up. Dan Inosanto did not make up the name Panantukan / Panuntukan. His instructors Juan "Johnny" Lacoste, Leodoro "Lucky" Lucaylucay, and Floro Villabrille were using the term. You are correct about them using the term instead of Suntukan so westerns wouldn't confuse it with Shotokan Karate. Also, your claim the Art came from Saavedra Eskrima is strange, considering Lorenzo “Tatay Ensong” Saavedra lived from 1852 - 1944. The Art is much older than this. It seems Panantukan, Panuntukan, and Suntukan are ultimately interchangeable terms. I think this is fine considering that all these terms pay homage to their indigenous origin. I think your crying face emoji 😥 would be better spent complaining about the continued use of the name "Philippines" - considering that this name pays homage to King Phillip II of Spain with disregard for the island nation's pre-Spanish history.
@@DaytonKaliAcademy I know it’s was established in 1521 after Magellan fell by lapu-lapu That’s where it was recorded, just rounding it off. Indonesian Srivijayan Empire now called (visayan) who was banned from Java Island landed in Mactan 1100. Which clan warfare in term created the art and recorded the real establishment of the art. The art spread to 3 main island which have their own version Visayan call it Eskrima, Manilas(Luzon)call it Arnis, Mindanaowan call it Kali(Kalistas means Eskrimador)have their own flavor or translation, which it’s kool. To each its own, peace my Kalistas brother .
@@denden01161 Right on. Thank you for clarifying 🙏⚔
@@DaytonKaliAcademy whoa bro
@@DaytonKaliAcademy kool bro, wish we live closer. Share knowledge in suntukan and serak. TC ✌️
Very Nice
FINALLY a COGENT explanation of this method. What a fantastic teacher!
Thank you 🙏. Glad you found value in the video.
Amazing Guro. You dance the dance of death, and reverse it into a dance for life. Mabuhay!⚔
🙏😁⚔
Evrey Strike is a block , evrey block is a Strike .
wonderful stuff. I trained with a guy in my small town in Indiana. He got his training from Bruce Ogle out of Indy. I got to go to Ogles' last seminar he held before moving to Indonesia. Have kept in touch with him through facebook. Very much love Kali/ Silat.
Nice! And thank you 🙏. We definitely love our Kali/Silat over here⚔
Zenshin; I just started training with Dayton Kali, trying to do monthly roadtrips over there. I live in the Lafayette, IN area. If you need someone to work program material with, let me know where you're located and maybe we can get something going.
@@yangshen5540 sounds great. I live in Kokomo. A bit closer than Ohio. I would enjoy finding someone to train with.
Muito bom!!! Abraços de Portugal OSS
Excellent. Really good. Hi from CDO, Mindanao
Thanks for sharing! I really enjoy and learn quite a few refreshing interpretation & presentation of the entries. Hope you can also make a video on on hubud lubud.
Out of due respect, your roof block is too horizontal. You need to angle it, you need pitch to your roof. We don’t have a flat roof.
YES THE SYSTEM OF GETTING NAKED. LMFAO.
Your usage of all caps and cursing erroneously implies that you know what you're talking about 🤪. The usage of Hubad / Hubud in the FMA has nothing to do with sexuality or nudity of the human body 🤣🤣🤣. In the context of the Filipino Martial Arts, Hubud or Hubad refers to "untie" or "bare". The full name of the drill showcased in this video is Hampak Higot Hubad Lubad. This translates as - To Hit, To Tie, To Untied, While Blending.
Excellent work. Best wishes from Mindanao
Very good video. Clear and easy to understand.
All the videos are great but they dont really teach you anything step by step its just about watching people do these drills...not sure what the purpose of the channel is?
You have to watch more than the Intro 😀LOL. Reading the video's description would also be helpful. For your information, here are the chapters for this video: 00:00 Intro 00:58 Why learn these? 02:51 Benefits of Disarm Practice 03:21 Disarm Details 04:31 Disarm Numbering System 05:20 Flow State Disarming 06:18 Conclusion
Hey It is useful lessons for me .Thanks a lot.
Brilliant!! Thankyou brother 🤙
😂😂😂 to whom ever owner of this video its called hubud not hubad just everybody know as hubad means naked in filipino😆✌️
I could not find any school that teaches panantukan. (I live in the Philippines.)
The thrust is an inside deflection with stick and the wing is with the back of fore arm..the hand does not grab
I love these techniques!!!! Reminds me of years of escrima training!!!
Love the video brings back memories when I studied Inosanto Kali 15 years ago
Wonderful and who gets the credit of this style? What are the roots? What style of Silat? Who is the Pendekar?
This video is a showcase of some of the Silat I've studied since 1993. Visit www.daytonkali.com for my bio.
I truly appreciate your explanation on how to incorporate the sumbrada into one's tool belt 👍🏿
I used to absolutely lovely Panantukan but I just find now it's such a huge brand, so many martial arts salesman jump at the chance to have it on their logo, especially the self defence gurus took it under their wing, it's kind of been made a bit of a joke
Panantukan popular in Philippines in Cebu very popular like 12pàris and arnist
Very nice martial arts
seriously great
Very good video
Punyu hubad looks like Balintawak style..look up Bobby Taboada
great video! will be looking at your channel for more on this subject
Please show all the variations!
wow this martial art is the truth no longer secret.
Is there clinching like in Muay Thai? I think Panatukan would be great mixed with Yan Yan and Savate.
Yes, but with different intent. Check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/OQ4S4fS1UbA/v-deo.html
Do you think hubud lubud is the best system for anti knife 🔪 skills
I do not. But it is a nice training method to develop and enhance close-quarter skills.
Very goog work and lesson 🙏👍
Very nice👊
Though it turned out I had world class foot speed and athletic talent, after studying with Inosantos I ended up up kicking a lot of world class butt. That included some rather large "specimens" if you know what I mean. Panantukan rules.For elbows go with southeast Indo-China styles if you want to save time and get valid usage. Plus the stick is really the only legally relevant modern weapon.
Thank you for sharing