Kali Knife & Stick Dexterity Flow Drill #1. This is a basis to work off of with a stick in one hand and a knife in the other. We’ll get into more detail and actions in more videos.
NOTE: We mistakenly listed TWO videos as #0017, please consider viewing both: “Kali Knife and Stick Dexterity Flow Drill #1” and “Close Combat Drill: Elbows, grabs, and tying up”
A dexterity drill using reverse grip/ice pick grip that will go into a flow drill, showing concepts based on angle and efficiency of movement.
Showing ideas and movements/techniques to work off of close up. With or without grabs, adhering, monitoring, using elbows and locks and tying them up. A path to somewhere.
NOTE: We mistakenly listed TWO videos as #0017, please consider viewing both: “Kali Knife and Stick Dexterity Flow Drill #1” and “Close Combat Drill: Elbows, grabs, and tying up”
Basics #2. Forward intent/forward motion. Efficiency. Basics using deflections, the controlling triangle, footwork, economy of motion, foundations/core concepts.
Basics #1. Basics using deflections, the controlling triangle, footwork, economy of motion, foundations/core concepts.
Part 2 of 2. Kali/Arnis 13 strike pattern instead of common 12 strikes. Also includes basics about holding the stick/cane, concepts behind the pattern, etc.
Part 1 of 2. Kali/Arnis 13 strike pattern instead of common 12 strikes. Also includes basics about holding the stick/cane, concepts behind the pattern, etc.
Unarmed defense against the most common angle (angle 1 in Kali) with a stick or bat. One of many ideas to work with.
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Many people are finding this site when they respond to some local postings about training in the Redding area. About a dozen people are currently training, with more inquiring every day. Everyone’s welcome to train, regardless of their experience level. This includes empty hands, various training weapons, and so on. We only ask that you be a legal adult of 18 or older, or you’re otherwise accompanied by a parent or guardian. We train safely, but realistically, so it’s probably not as good fit for non adults that aren’t at least 16 or so, just in case there’s that small chance of injury. Above all, safety and responsibility are paramount. In other words, we’re not just training to grapple in gi’s and tap out. Ground is part of any good system, but we train with realism in mind and it’s not really geared towards children or sport, though many things can certainly cross over well between sport and self defense aspects.
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We are doing some elbow drills to build dexterity and to create a flow to cover several areas, angles and ideas to start from. Effective elbow strikes, smashes, cuts, blocks, shields, defense, reaction, flow drills and trapping. Please consider subscribing to this channel and look for more of our videos coming soon!