Follow-up question. I can see the practical application of the angle 1 and 2 and reverse angles for each, but can’t visualize the application of the reverse 3 and 4 – i would assume at the corto range but just can’t find the application save maybe the reverse 4 when in corto range switching into an uppercut supporting with the other hand?
Wow! There are so many different ways to strike with the bolo, I never thought of these. Although I will have to really focus on the reverse 2 so it doesn't become my 'Van Gogh' move. I love Kali!!!!!!
The simple description of why it is called the meet system and follow system…love how clearly you explain and how knowledgeable you are. Thank you for sharing.
Great video. I'm just sitting and watching video for much of today. Movement is not the best idea. I did 4,000+ kicks yesterday during my repetitions and I am resting most of the day, enjoying content, listening to music, playing video games, and just staying off my feet, except to do the occasional simple exercises that will make my exercise hangover go away. Maybe the occasional lunge or stretch. Heavy movement might not even be an option until after 4:00.
Great lesson! You never stop making the basics interesting. The detail in your explanations is one of the reasons you're such a great teacher. Thank you!
The reverse angles are some of my favorite tools in sparring because they can be real tricky and unexpected.
And I agree on training the full motion of each strike, because it essentially practices both the longer and shorter strike in one go, and when you do decide to go for shorter/tighter strikes, it's much easier to do because you already practiced the harder version.
I agree let us spread "the Kali knowledge" i know i would!
Mr.Paul can you show us next time how to train with traditional kampilan and kalasag? thanks in advance lots of love from Philippines♡
It’s cool.
Your a good teacher!
You exagerating your strike too much ending up looking so stupid and not so experience. Do it normally to make look ugly.
Try goaley stick.
прекрасная работа!
Follow-up question. I can see the practical application of the angle 1 and 2 and reverse angles for each, but can’t visualize the application of the reverse 3 and 4 – i would assume at the corto range but just can’t find the application save maybe the reverse 4 when in corto range switching into an uppercut supporting with the other hand?
Wow! There are so many different ways to strike with the bolo, I never thought of these. Although I will have to really focus on the reverse 2 so it doesn't become my 'Van Gogh' move. I love Kali!!!!!!
The simple description of why it is called the meet system and follow system…love how clearly you explain and how knowledgeable you are. Thank you for sharing.
Great video. I'm just sitting and watching video for much of today. Movement is not the best idea. I did 4,000+ kicks yesterday during my repetitions and I am resting most of the day, enjoying content, listening to music, playing video games, and just staying off my feet, except to do the occasional simple exercises that will make my exercise hangover go away. Maybe the occasional lunge or stretch. Heavy movement might not even be an option until after 4:00.
I love how you maintain the basic teaching that even though its basic moves you always show there are many ways to use them awesome
excellent Good changeup on
the usual stuff. Thank you
Great lesson! You never stop making the basics interesting. The detail in your explanations is one of the reasons you're such a great teacher. Thank you!
Thanks again Paul U give a ton of the little things that make Kali work BIG THUMBS UP PAUL
This detail on the reverse is so helpful. Thank you!
You genius! nothing more i can write… 😉
The reverse angles are some of my favorite tools in sparring because they can be real tricky and unexpected.
And I agree on training the full motion of each strike, because it essentially practices both the longer and shorter strike in one go, and when you do decide to go for shorter/tighter strikes, it's much easier to do because you already practiced the harder version.
Super video!