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Thursday, September 5, 2019

CARABAO FMA !!! Some parts of our Nickelstick Balintawak Eskrima training.

 ...meet the Carabaos...

...Palakaw, ''the playing''...
The Agak is leading the attack, and the defender has to respond.
The speed and intensity will be adjusted to students level or to the purpose of the exercise. It is neither ''real attack'', nor ''coreography''.

Offense - Defense
understanding and mixing some of the 'tools' in the curriculum 
(from begginer to advanced)
semi-hitting, disarm, body stance, full power strikes...

Semi-Hitting
...in this exercise the defender will concentrate on hitting the attackers hand that holds the weapon

Multiple Hitting
applying multiple hits as a more effective defense
- the attacker is delivering a higher level of pressure and speed,
(this is why protection gear is highly recomended)

Trapping and Countering
trapping - applying locks with use of stick
counters - each technique or movement has at least one counter that can be used to block or evade it... each counter becomes a technique or movement, that also be blocked or evaded...


CARABAO FMA is a Filipino Martial Arts (Kali Arnis Eskrima) club in the city of Grenoble, 38, France. We are currently training the Balintawak style curiculum of World Eskrima Club from Cebu City, Phillipines, as a part of their French representative Blade Eskrima.  Get in touch if you want to train with us or want to know more about our style of Filipino Martial Arts.

CONTACT US at
carabaofma@gmail.com




World Nickelstick Eskrima club was established on the 27th of April 2003 .The term "WORLD" is used because the Nickelstick Eskrima Club is represented by instructors from the Philippines, England, United States, and Europe. It is also our hope that we propagate Balintawak Eskrima to the rest of the World.  “NICKEL” is from Nick ELizar's name. “STICK” signifies the single stick style of Balintawak, while “ESKRIMA” represents the filipinized Spanish word which Filipinos have come to name their martial arts, a term that comes from the Spanish esgrima, loosely defined as "the art of fencing". We also use Balintawak style, originated from the Cebu club headed by the late Grandmaster Teofilo Velez, the late Grandmaster Atty. Jose Villasin and the late Great Grandmaster Venancio Bacon. GGM Nick Elizar learned and mastered Balintawak Eskrima from the original school. It is also from this club, in which Grandmaster Nick Elizar headed the white chapter of Teovels Balintawak Group, that the World Nickelstick Eskrima Club was born.

Blade Eskrima is the club of GM Pascal Wasson and M Fabienne Andre, coordinator and one of the representatives for World Nickelstick Eskrima Club in France.


Tuesday, September 3, 2019

Philosophy and Training Methodology


Balintawak Methodology, by GM Nick Elizar 
 
Balintawak is defense oriented. We assume automatically that our opponents are skilled. Because of this, skills in defense are first perfected. Once timing and speed in defense are fully developed, progress in the offense is automatic. When both defense and offensive skills become flawless, fluidity in movement is achieved. It is here that one’s skill as a eskrimador becomes true. This is the essence of Balintawak.

Monday, September 2, 2019

Sunday, September 1, 2019

Watch MISSION BALINTAWAK short Documentary

Watch Mission Balintawak documentary featuring GM Nick Elizar and GM Bobby Taboada..

''A small documentary about the last meeting of legendary Grandmasters Balintawak Arnis Eskrima Bobby Taboada and Nick Nicomedes Elizar in their homeland in Cebu,Philippines during November 2014! A short video, but very important memories of that time! Thanks a lot, Igor Kholkin for making this nice video!''


Saturday, August 31, 2019

Watch ESKRIMADORS Documentary on Arnis Eskrima in Cebu!

ESKRIMADORS documentary (2010)

Eskrimadors is a 2010 Philippine documentary film about the Filipino martial arts eskrima, written and directed by Kerwin Go, a Los Angeles trained cinematographer.

''A look into the ancient and deadly Filipino Martial Art of Eskrima/Kali/Arnis. Eskrimadors traces the development of the fighting art from its roots in tribal warfare, to its evolution into a sport practiced in over 30 countries worldwide. Shot entirely in the island of Cebu, the birthplace of this fighting art.'' (imdb)