thanks for the comment- in any of the training sequences it is important to understand that what is presented is a series of concepts/ principles and their application. While we have pressure tested these for years with speed and intent - the greatest value is in understanding why and how each individual concept works and is applied.
Look man, I'm not trying to be a dick but I've been fighting for 25 years and none of what you presented has any remote possibility of working with any resistance. For 1) in a real fight, you will never get a hold of someone's elbow and if by miracle you did, unless it's a child you won't be holding on to it. 2) you don't have time to go through a whole sequence of attacks. 3) even of someone was stationary, you picked the worst attacks on someone. For example, you wouldn't use the back of your thumb to "slice" someone unless your on your way to a rear naked choke and you have your "hooks" in, you wouldn't use your elbow to "slice" the neck, you would instead use it on the face with your entire body turning in to give power. 3) your guillotine is completely wrong. The way you did it would give your opponent space to get out and would be totally ineffective. These are just a couple of points.
interesting to see silat that focuses on forward movement to knock down the opponent to the other style that focuses on tackling and fighting in the group silat that attacking limbs.
No disrespect for honest questions- this is a clip from the class highlighting the “teaching” phase- the practice sessions are not shown. Concepts are taught with layered explanations to help facilitate understanding . One does not learn as much by going full force from the beginning….understand the concepts and nuances of how to execute.
just found your channel. Have been enjoying watching your systems concepts of how to defend attacks. You have a wonderful training area, looking forward to continuing the exploration of your channel.
Hello! I am available for seminars - however Sensei Sealey lives and also teaches in Greensboro and Sensei Anderson is available as well. Feel free to reach out at VersatileFightingArts@gmail.com to discuss in more depth
