Solo Training
Martial arts training when you don't have a partner
Over 180 lessons and over 7 hours of video content
For years I have had students contact me online
asking me questions about our FMA training and how
they can
go through the courses without a training
partner.
While I tried to help with the best answer that I
could, I always felt that it wasn't enough. A few quick
examples about Footwork, Bag work or Stick Training,
while helpful didn't address the entire question.
Now in 2020 it seems that the time is right.
The only way to go from average martial artists to outstanding is to train. You may be limited in how many classes you can attend on a weekly basis, but you can make up for this by supplementing it with solo or individual training.
The key to greatness lies within you and in training on your own, you are competing with yourself not the other students in the school. This is how you get better, this is how you improve your skills, this is how you conquer yourself. There is no other way!
We've finally put together a course for training at home or without a training partner.
In this course we'll take a look at:
Warming up
Stretching
Footwork
Punches and Hand Skills
Kicking
Speed Drills
Combination Drills
Single Stick
Double Stick
Long Staff
Knife
Karambit
All Without a Partner!
This course is not finished but we are making it available to you early so that you can get started training during these trying times.
We will keep adding to it this week and it currently contains over 150 lessons and almost 7 hours of video content. About 100 will be new and the rest will come from the DFA Kali courses.
Your Instructor
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.
For more information on training material or having Mr. Seiwert come to your town for seminars you can contact him at:
www.DynamicFightingArt.com
DFA Kali on FaceBook
Course Curriculum
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StartForward Angle (4:12)
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StartReverse Angle (1:25)
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StartFull Triangle (3:50)
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StartSix Point (2:40)
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StartHour Glass (3:00)
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PreviewFake (5:11)
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StartDouble Fake (3:46)
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StartKaraoke or Grapevine (2:45)
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StartLinear Stepping - Forward/Back and Side to Side (2:26)
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StartPivot Step (2:42)
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StartForward Angle with Pivot (3:03)
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StartStep Back (3:00)
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StartStep Back Variation - Forward and Side to Side (2:13)
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StartStepping on (Trapping) the Foot (5:54)
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StartQuiz #2
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StartFootwork Guide - PDF
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StartForming the Fist (1:03)
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StartFighting Stance (1:47)
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StartStaying Relaxed (1:11)
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StartMistakes and Things to Watch For (2:12)
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PreviewVertical Punch (3:39)
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StartHook Punch (3:24)
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StartUppercut/Shovel/Body Hook (1:42)
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StartThe Cross (7:51)
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StartNine Striking Angles using Empty Hand (2:55)
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StartHammer Fist Drill (3:32)
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StartHammer Fist Drill - Application #1 (3:30)
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StartHammer Fist Drill - Application #2 (2:44)
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PreviewHammer Fist Drill Solo (1:33)
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StartThe Hack (1:57)
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StartMoving while Punching (2:18)
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StartUsing the Heavy Bag (3:22)
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StartBasic Hubud (Tie and Untie) (6:57)
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StartQuiz #3
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StartPunching Tips - PDF