Baton Stick Fighting From Arnis Overview
Baton Techniques and Concepts
The baton stick fighting from Arnis skills you will learn in this course are based on the concepts and principles of Arnis (the art of Pilipino stick fighting). I have streamlined this first block of instruction making the material easy to remember and effective to use. I think you will find the way I am showing you how to use the baton can be intigrated into martial skills you already know. As a major bonus you will find the majority of this material applies to use of the knife. As you learn more about my combat tactics you will see how important it is to be able to use the baton in martial arts. Welcome to Block One: Building the House
This course is divided into two sections for Block One. In the first section I will show you the basic moves I use with a single baton. In the second section I will get into single stick with a partner. Below I have a further breakdown of the material in each course section of block one.
Baton Stick Fighting From Arnis.
The following is an outline of the course.
How to:
Hold the Baton
Twirl the Baton:
From the end: Forward/Backwards/Horizontal (Umbrellas)
Abinico (Fan) pattern:
Small circle
Large circle
From the middle
Forward/Backward/Combinations
Striking
Passing :
in front (chest pass)
behind the elbow
Give and take Drills:
Six count Block and counter-strike drill
Abinico Strikes:
Right hand Left hand
Vertical Vertical
Horizontal Horizontal
Oblique Oblique
Combinations thereof Combinations thereof
Three count high and low drill (single baton; right or left hand)
Block and add Abinico (add each direction):
Roof block then Abinico
Blocking with a Brace then Abinico
Power blocks then Abinico
Introduction to De-ca-dina:
Basic hand pattern
Basic baton pattern
Right hand vs. even number strike
Left hand vs. odd number strike
Quadrant Blocking Concept:
Name quadrants
Block and Roll
Passing
Baton Disarms:
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Flow:
Baton and empty hand
Empty hand
Tapping:
Block and tap 12 angles
Block and tap with basic blocks:
Roof
Blocking With a Brace
Power Blocks
Sinawali Singles:
Standard pattern
Right hand vs. right hand
Left hand vs. left hand
Right hand vs. left hand
Left hand vs. right hand
“V” Cuts:
Right hand
Left hand
Against twelve angles
Add thrust against even strikes
Butt end thrust follow-up against odd strikes
Free flow against random attacks
Baton Example Videos.
Baton Passing
Baton Roof Blocks
Power Block and Counter
Sinawali Singles High/Low Drill
Disarm #2
Block and Counter Practical Application
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