The Filipino martial arts are known by the names Kali, Escrima and Arnis. Many people think that if they become good at twirling the stick then they know FMA. Wrong! There is more, much more.
This course focuses on the use of the Empty Hand defense against the Knife. Teaching Defensive Movements, Footwork, Blocks, Disarms, and much more.
Many police and military around the world are now learning the Filipino Martial Arts due to the effectiveness of the techniques.
Right now we have almost 40 video lessons and will be adding about 30 more.
That's 70 video lessons and 4 1/2 Hours of Material (that's more than 4 DVD's)! Each lesson can be downloaded and you have access to the course Forever!
This is ALL new material and we will continue to add more over the next few weeks. This is a good companion to the Knife Fighting Book - part 1 found on Amazon.
This course is especially useful for those of you who are instructors of other styles and want to add Knife Fighting and Defense to your school curriculum
The course teaches the following:
Basics
FMA History 4:35
Salute/Bow 1:37
Attacking Angles
Nine Attacking Angles
Forward Angle Stepping 4:43
Reverse Angle Stepping 1:25
Full Triangle Stepping 3:47
Six Point Stepping 2:40
Blocks
Blocking-Cross Body
Special Attention to Angle #5 5:13
Grabbing & Controlling 7:20
Arm Wrench 2:55
Three count eye jab 4:11
Double tap eye jab 3:06
Putting it Together 2:06
Angle #8 Disarms
#8 Drill part 1 3:55
#8 Drill part 2 2:49
#8 Drill part 3 2:18
#8 Drill part 4 2:37
#8 Drill part 5 4:04
#8 Drill, Fake 4:38
Pad Drills 4:54
Disarms
Disarms - Forward Grip (8) 10:13
Disarms - Reverse Grip (6 or 10) 10:57
Hubud w/Disarms 6:54
Palasut #1 4:11
Palasut #2 5:17
Pendulum #1
Pendulum #2 4:56
Pendulum #3
Pendulum #4 2:25
Pendulum #5 4:46
Hold-up scenario #1 2:37
Hold-up scenario #2 2:27
Hold-up scenario #3 4:01
Hold-up scenario #4 4:22
Hold-up scenario #5 3:55
Hold-up scenario #6 5:19
Hold-up scenario #7 4:06
David Seiwert has been studying, teaching and training in a wide range of martial arts from Japan, Korea, China, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines since he was 12 years old.
He is currently retired from the engineering field and regularly travels to Southeast Asia to further increase his knowledge and understanding of these indigenous arts.
When not traveling he spends his time teaching, giving seminars, writing books and producing videos about the fighting systems of these regions.