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Best introduction video tape to Emptyhanded FMA (Panantukan)/Silat/Kuntao/Kuntaw
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I just watched the Inosanto tape and I'm a little bit disappointed.
There were just a few techniques shown in detail and repeated over and over and fast.
The techniques very unnecesarily often repeated and some other techniques were just shown once or twice in a combination and not explained in detail. Also I didn't like the 'interviews' with Inosanto; yes, they were interesting but took away valuable time.
Overall defenses against jab, cross, uppercut were shown, attacks like jab, cross, uppercut, slap, gunting, elbow, edge of the hand strike and hammer-strike, some footwork and the translation between knife and empty hands, but just a few of the attacking strikes were covered in detail.
Please keep in mind that I have *very* little knowledge of the FMA and that I certainly expected too much from this tape.
I'm going to oder Harley Elmore's tape soon and I hope it'll cover Panantukan more in detail.
There were just a few techniques shown in detail and repeated over and over and fast.
The techniques very unnecesarily often repeated and some other techniques were just shown once or twice in a combination and not explained in detail. Also I didn't like the 'interviews' with Inosanto; yes, they were interesting but took away valuable time.
Overall defenses against jab, cross, uppercut were shown, attacks like jab, cross, uppercut, slap, gunting, elbow, edge of the hand strike and hammer-strike, some footwork and the translation between knife and empty hands, but just a few of the attacking strikes were covered in detail.
Please keep in mind that I have *very* little knowledge of the FMA and that I certainly expected too much from this tape.
I'm going to oder Harley Elmore's tape soon and I hope it'll cover Panantukan more in detail.
Hi Novive -
the Kenpokan has some trouble with their mailserver, so if you want you can forward your
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Mail me at ma@jthomsen.de
Greetings
Jens
the Kenpokan has some trouble with their mailserver, so if you want you can forward your
questions to me and I can answer them -
Mail me at ma@jthomsen.de
Greetings
Jens
How vast is the Panantukan curriculum?
I have seen until now:
- jab
- cross
- hook
- slap
- eye jab
- hammerfist
- full knife hand
- half knife hand
- horizonzal gunting to the fist
- vertical gunting to the fist
- inside gunting to the bizeps
- outside gunting to the bizeps
- sweep
- low front kick
- some dumog takedowns
- stepping on foot
- elbows
- gunting with the knee to an incoming kick
- rolling shoulder
- covering high with the elbow
- covering midhigh with the elbow
That's what I can think of just now. What other things are there?
Has anyone seen the new tape by Rick Faye: "Rick Faye's Panantukan Video series - Video I"?
