FMA tips | part 5 | Abaniko [KALI - ARNIS - ESCRIMA]

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Supercharge your fanning strikes and avoid injuries by utilizing these simple tips by the world-renowned grandmaster Rene Tongson from the Philippines!
He took his first lesson at the age of nine in Hinigaran, Negros Occidental - the hometown of Professor Remy A. Presas, using sugar canes instead of a rattan stick which was scarce then. His Modern Arnis training started with Grandmaster Roberto Presas and Grandmaster Christino Vasquez, under the guidance of Grandmaster Remy Presas.
With Grandmaster Mateo D. Estolloso of Antique, Panay Island, he refined his classical techniques such as Banda-y-Banda, Rompida, Doblada, Hirada Batanguea, Espada-y-Daga, Palis-palis and many more. Under Grandmaster Ernesto Presas he mastered the techniques of Filipino weaponry.
Grandmaster Rene is the Grandmaster of ABANIKO TRES PUNTAS and Grandmaster, 10th Dan in Modern Arnis. Nowadays he is primarily known for his unique ABANIKO TRES PUNTAS style of classical Arnis.
Music: "Rite of Passage"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Additional video material on the intro by Footage Island.

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Комментарии : 57

@sherwinazares9536 Год назад

Pugay po Grandmaster Rene dami ko po natutunan mga techniques sa i yo. Lagi po ako sumusubaybay sa inyong RU-vid channel.

@raikey2176 4 года назад

I trained here in 2016-2017 in Rosario, Cavite. Trainings are free for Filipino locals and they do certifications. You'll not only learn Abanico Tres Puntas but also Modern Arnis.

@blend2much 4 года назад

I like the use of elbow to avoid injury of twisting the wrist. Thank you Grandmaster Rene!

@TheSubwaysurfer 6 лет назад

So glad that SOME ONE is teaching the proper technique for the abanico

@martialartfitness8015 7 лет назад

I was always worried about other video classes because they didn't talk about wrist injuries. Thank you for your great teaching.

@MGMP369 Год назад

Relearning Kali hope you could. Make more vlog that tackles the technical aspects of the art.. does and don't and it's concept thanks for sharing your very valuable knowledge

@elihollero 3 года назад

Interesting content Kali - Skrima (Arnis) is our traditional martial art. It's also best for self defence in case of troubles. Thanks for sharing keep on vlogging God bless

@andretripoli9926 4 года назад

Thank you Grandmaster. Respect. Mabuhay!

@user-kr2yb7zn9u 7 месяцев назад

Thank you GM

@omargh9999 4 года назад

He is philipino so he is the most experienced 💪🏽👏🏽

@yokozuna8 3 года назад

Thank you, Grandmaster!

@ginnmixedvlogs2831 2 года назад

Great motivation thank you GM Rene💪👏

@Azami0001 5 лет назад

Thanks for the info! Doing these techniques with wrist only really does put a strain on the joint. Definitely would try this.

@HariOmRadhaKrishna 3 года назад

Great form in this Wittik series, or Abaniko fan strikes

@Jameskeith1972 4 года назад

Thank you for saving my wrists.

@TREEHUGGAH1 7 лет назад

MUCH RESPECT Sir.

@leechapa7279 3 года назад

Thank You GrandMaster, I was using to much of my wrist. I will practice more.

@sweetmemoriesoflife836 5 лет назад

Ang husay nyo po kuya. Salamat po sa pag bahagi nyo.

@pobrengmoturista 6 лет назад

Pugay po sa inyo.. Yan po sinasabi ko ngayon sa bagong mga nagtuturo, lalo na sa DepEd, yung striking methods at body mechanics, nawawala, ginawa ng sayaw ang arnis na maganda tignan ang galaw pero nawawala sa tamang pamamaraan at galaw , kahit sa basics, mali na agad.

@neomagnon Год назад

Pugay, master!

@imhere9786 4 года назад

Wow ang daling sundan😍

@standance9044 10 месяцев назад

Excellent

@standance9044 10 месяцев назад

Our friend Charley just spent a few days with this gentlemen and is highly impressed ( a very difficult thing to do) with what he reports to be exellent material and incredible hospidality.

@ranocski07 4 года назад

Thank you Master may natutunan po ako :)

@kalieskrima7697 6 лет назад

WOW ! Salamat Po for explaining this .

@alptekintalan3125 4 года назад

Thank you.

@davidwarren3572 4 года назад

Thank you, sir.

@reginaldmosley64 4 года назад

Thank You sir!

@jovieamada1009 4 года назад

salamat masster

@ka-trip574 4 года назад

Protect the wrist. Thanks Master.

@kylebello2866 5 лет назад

SAna sir maituro sa mga ikwelahan ng elementary at high School SA bawat region at may kumpitesion.at para tayo Yong magaling SA larangan ng arnis dahil tayo Naman Ang orehinal tungkol dyan.

@lordllewellynofdarkdelight2613 4 года назад

Thank you!

@josemarianelsoncortez6725 3 года назад

PILIPINO PRIDE ITO!

@TaistelijaFilms 7 лет назад

Check out also this clip with GM Tongson discussing about the origins of nowadays common sports arnis gear! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_s4LWeHO5OI.html

@0654pakhok 4 года назад

Pugay po! 👊

@MrGizmoto 3 года назад

I like the detail understanding, and to generate more power via shoulder rotation, but won't the strike be easier to check if one's elbow sweeps broadly across the spine axis (horizontal abanico) and shoulder axis (vertical abanico)?

@neomagnon Год назад

@MrGizmoto. Any strike can be checked if you are aware of (or sense) its beginning and fast enough to stop (or preempt) it. But once it is on its way with great velocity, stopping it is almost impossible. Even if you stop the initial strike, it can swiftly rebound to other oppositte angles - horizontal, vertical, diagonal.