Eskrima training

Remember the basic strikes of eskrima?

Grand Tuhon Gaje would often tell the story of how he began Pekiti-Tirsia training at the age of six, under his maternal grandfather Conrado Tortal. Conrado began young Leo’s training with three long years of footwork. Conrado started Leo on a rickety old table in the home, moving in forward and reverse triangles, while his grandfather tapped his leg with a stick at the apex of the movement to get him to move faster. After a few weeks of this Conrado moved his grandson to training on the…

In addition to being a self-defense art, eskrima workout helps tone upper body and improve aerobic capacity. Eskrima is a physically demanding martial art as it employs quick paced moves.

When choosing a martial art for self-defense, obviously, you want one that has practical application in the street and other situations in which real-life attacks occur. How do you choose? Which one is best? Let's learn!

How to Make a Eskrima Stick Fighting Dummy: this is a stick dummy i built to practice stick fighting on. here is a link to my other instructable on how to make sticks to go with it. the materials, 1, a large pole(more on this later). 2, dowel rods of different sizes. 3, some scrap …

Sanding Block, the dimes for abrasive paper. There are two types of dimes for abrasive paper: Flat and Curve according to the type of beading.

Reverse X-Pattern | How to Martial Arts Weapons technique | Arnis 4 Strike combo Dive into the intricacies of Eskrima with SoloMinati's tutorial on the Reverse X-Pattern, a fundamental Filipino...

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Today we learn the foundations of staff spinning. A full-body spin that is suitable for beginners - Elite. Bo staff is from www.gforcegear.com Start Training...

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