Slashing the Lines 2 DVD Set by Christopher Petrilli

Slashing the Lines 2 DVD Set by Christopher Petrilli

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Salepage: Slashing the Lines 2 DVD Set by Christopher Petrilli

In this video, Doce Pares Eskrima
Grandmaster Christopher K Petrilli  takes the highly evolved skill set
he demonstrated in the best selling videos Crashing the Lines and
Cutting the Lines in a brutal new direction: knife fighting. The
foundation is a blade form that merges slashes, stabs, cuts, and throws
into a lethal flow of combat effectiveness.
Taking the form piece by piece, Grandmaster
Petrilli teaches teh principles behind each motion and movement,
showing a myriad of applications that can be used both offensively and
defensively. The material can be applied to any length of blade, from
close range sword and machete techniques to lightning fast dagger
thrusts and cuts.
Expanding the curriculum further, he also
teaches stick and epty hand applications, making you almost unbeatable
in close quarter combat. Whether you are armed or unarmed, facing an
opponent bearing a knife or stick, this video will teach you a fighting
system you can”t afford to be without.

A former U.S. Army Ranger, Christopher Petrilli is an
8th degree black belt in Doce Pares eskrima under the legendary
Grandmaster Cacoy Canete. He is also an expert practitioner of
Indonesian pentjak silat and Japanese aikido.
Length: 210 min.

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