Agree, most of my Ilustrisimo family would say a real street fight last a maximum of 30 seconds. But the moves shown above do work.

Amen.

Thats why theres drills, makes these techniques instinctive, and there are plenty of other techniques that they didn’t show in this video that knows how to counter multiple strikes, Kali is a very complete art, and are made for different real situations. Go to my native country the Philippines where everyone mainly knows kali with that street boxing shit, you’d die.

@@Tony-ky6hh kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sNKahK56yZaogKM.html

@Co M. Oh, ok. My bad!

That's how I feel too.

No, neither for boxing nor for mma, a good amateur throws the right hand and follows it with a blow, a left hook to the face or to the body or whatever, it will never end with the right hand loose in that position, pick up his right hand very quickly after throwing it and / or it is in motion or a combination of punches will follow. With that the same for someone on the street who has not fought it can work but for no trained person it would work, that is why you will not see it in boxing or in mma.

It doesn't work against anyone with at least basic knowledge of boxing or anything related. It should work wonders against untrained aggressive drunks etc

@@joshforeman1723 meaning to say eskrimate or kali drills is not effective to professional boxer or mma fighter ..Yes or no?

@@raymondsoriano1008 bare hand drills definitely not. Another very different thing would be the eskrima / kali drills with sticks, knives or other similar or derivative objects, but by bare hand. There are different reasons why they do not work but now I do not want to lengthen but keep in mind that the best hands are from Western boxing. Checked and proven.

MMA is a sport .that's like saying does MMA work on the street

Thats an effective move if youre fast, in boxing its what you call a split counter, manny pacquiao uses it a lot

@@triskelionkilla7255 Thanks for your comment. Manny Pacquiao : wooah, what a great reference ! Best regards.

@@shivamurti6481 the first strike in his illustration is the split counter

@@triskelionkilla7255 Ok, Thanks. Still, the strategy that I favour comes from observations of basic Ninjutsu (and a wonderful counter originally from Kalarippayatt). You put yourself completely outside the axis of the attack of your opponent, as, at the same time you advance and block with the opposite arm of the one used by your opponent (Left arm counters right arm, right arm counters left arm). Your blocking arm can even finish with a strike toward the face of the bad guy (lucky if you can strike his throat) in the same movement, or you can use your other arm (fist) to smash the temple of your opponent. My appreciation is that this technique makes that at no moment you risk to be exposed to a blow. For me, it is safer, simpler since it does not require a lot of training, and can end with a destructive blow thrown to your opponent. Of course it might be less efficient if your opponent send you a hook. However, in that case, you can easily destabilise him by pushing him aside, since you stay completely from outside the axis of his strike.

@@shivamurti6481 cool, martial arts and training is such a blessing, it balances mi from all the stress in life, id go insane. With it i can sweat and become healthier, happier, good looking, plus i can defend myself, plus the rest of the family also get benefit because i train them as well... I even have my own gym at home already, its awesome to train

And Manny Pacquiao will be the Kali expert