Pekiti Tirsia Kali uses a lot of elbow traps as control positions. Trapping the upper arm allows you to control the persons upper body. This counter trapping type of flow drill, as demonstrated by Tuhon Jared Wihongi, develops a persons sensitivity of countering various control positions.
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