Balintawak For Beginners: How To Capture A Stick And Enter
Balintawak encompasses diverse meanings, with some considering it a Filipino martial art known as Balintawak Arnis, specialized in close-quarters combat. It is linked to specific locations in the Philippines, like barangays or streets. This close-quarter FMA system excels in teaching speed, defense, and is immensely enjoyable. In this context, Belton Lubas of Warrior Strength Martial Arts demonstrates techniques for capturing a stick moving at an extremely fast pace. Additionally, he provides insights into entering on an opponent in Filipino martial arts, a concept that translates to grappling.
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I'm recently getting into this style of self defense I don't know anyone in my town who practices this besides me but it's fun to practice but I have to practice by myself for now until I can find some other people who I can learn with.
Hola! ¿Qué te hace suponer que cuando alguien te lance un golpe, detendrá el ataque justo frente a ti para que lo captures? Por otra parte, ¿Por qué asumes que la pelea iniciará en esa distancia? Saludos
Where did you get your sticks
Stick and knife fighting an absolute necessity in self- defense.
Reminds me a lot of HEMA messer. Of course grabbing a sword is different than grabbing a stick.
Sorry this is bullshit. Im modern arnis you have tapi tapi where you block simultaniously against the hand. Blocking the hand or the lower part of the stick are 2 sides of the same coin. What you describe is for a complete beginner Level. In advanced Level No one in modern arnis follows that prayer blocking First and Than grabbing.