Roberto Torres – Kalasag Kuntao Silat Collection

Roberto Torres – Kalasag Kuntao Silat Collection

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Kalasag Kuntao Silat Collection 3DVD – Fundamentals, Forms and Grappling .
Kali (Silat) is an ancient form of martial art of Indonesia and the Philippines.
Before Spanish colonization, the Philippine area was part of the old Indonesian empires.
It is traced back to the Sri Vishayan Empire in Sumatra in the 5th century with Hindu-Malayan influence by Arab missionaries.
Chinese records note that in 983 a ship owned or commanded by an Arab and loaded with valuable merchandise arrived in Khanlu (Canton) from Ma-i or Mo-yi (the Mayid of the Arabs).
Maj is an island in the Philippines, either Mindoro or Luzon.
Eventually, this led to Ma-i Nila or Maynila and on to Manila.
By tradition, the art of Kali (Silat) always played alongside its counterparts, the other Indonesian martial arts of the Silat, Pentjak, and Kuntao.
Kali (Silat) is a martial art practiced by the Indonesians during the Indonesian empires.
Tribal cheftains such as Sultans, Datus, and Rajahs and their warriors fought with this ancient art.
Magellan and his men were defeated by Lapu-Lapu and his warriors with Kali (Silat), not Escrima or Arnis as popularly known.
Kali (Silat) is the forerunner and mother art of Escrima and Arnis.
Filipino martial arts were flourishing in the Philippine islands at the time of the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors in the fifteen century.
The Filipino martial arts were practiced and established before this time and its roots can be traced back to the Indonesian empires and the Hindu Malayan Arab missionaries.
Filipino native arts promote employment of several categories of self-defense.
Empty hand tactics Panantukan, SikaranShort blade & swords Balaraw, Sisip, KlewangClubs & short sticks Baston,Olisi,GarroteStaffs, lances, spears Belok, Bankaw, SibatProjectile weapons, blow guns Sumpit, bow & arrows Busog pana (These can all be classified as Pana.
)Shields Taming, Kalasag.
KALASAG KUNTAO SILAT Part 1: Fundamentals – 1/3Kuntao is a punishing art, characterized by tearing and breaking.
Roberto Torres’ foundation is based on three systems: Petjut Kilat Silat, Visitacion Kuntao and Wu Kung Kuntao.
In this tape You’ll learn Balangkas (stepping forms) one through six, Kalasag Kamay (shielding hands), Salag (blocks), Tulay Kamay (bridging hands), Sikaran (kicking) and Laban Kamay (fighting hands).
KALASAG KUNTAO SILAT Part 2: Sayaws (Forms) – 2/3Vol 2: All the keys to fighting can be found in these dances.
You’ll learn 15 forms with a fighting application for each.
You’ll learn to use your basic skills and the principles to create your own combinations.
Kalasag Kuntao Silat 3: Buno Grappling – 3/3This DVD features energy drills with both sticks and empty hands, coordination drills flow and more.

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