In an article entitled Speed Up Your Productivity By Slowing Down Your Work Habits, Forbes Communications Council member Amanda Brinkman, explains that “when you’re behind by 20 points, you can’t take a 20-point shot. You have to catch up slowly, one basket at a time, two points at a time (or in the case of Stephen …
Navy SEAL Training Tip: “Slow is Smooth and Smooth is Fast” Read More »
Whether we are talking about Kali, Silat or Krav Maga, efficient and effective self-defense techniques must always employ natural body movements, be easy to learn and remember. They must also be effective under stress and exhaustion. That means advanced techniques for disarming, while useful training tools for our muscle memory, are not what we will …
The Internet has brought us a lot of knowledge from all over the world, right to our fingertips. The problem is that along with easy access to global knowledge comes almost limitless accompanying bunk and misinformation. Perhaps no where is this more pronounced than in martial arts circles and websites. One particularly contentious debate is …
Kali and Silat: What’s the Difference and What’s the Same? Read More »
Guru Dan Inosanto is well-known and widely-respected authority on Bruce Lee’s Jeet Kune Do approach to Wing Chun and martial arts cross training, as well as in the Filipino Martial Arts and Indonesian and Malaysian Pencak Silat. So you can imagine how powerful an endorsement from him can be. Check out the video below where …
Guru Dan Inosanto Endorses Manuel Taningco and Kali America Read More »
When COVID-19 first took the world by surprise, martial artists were faced with an unprecedented situation. How were we to continue our training at home? This is where Kali and Escrima training tips come in. We are all craved the opportunity to train, whether in classes, or otherwise, but our options were very limited during …
