Kadena de Mano - Filipino Trapping (English)

The Filipino Martial Arts, also known as Kali, Arnis and Eskrima, deal with different areas of weapon and empty hand fighting. “Trapping“, or the so called “Kadena de Mano“, which literally means “chain of the hands,“ is focused on close-quarter fighting techniques. The goal
of trapping is to control the arms of the opponent and to hit the target with special follow ups even if there is resistance.

In part one of this Filipino Trapping series, you will learn important basics like hand combinations and entries to the trapping range. The basic clearing sets 1-6 will teach you how to react on different barriers and how to follow up. Many applications with everyday items and application in stick fighting will show the origin of these techniques. Training methods like the so called trapping drills will increase your speed and coordination of your hands. Transitions to locks and takedowns as well as applications in self defense complete the contents.
https://vimeo.com/ondemand/trapping1/...

In part two of this Filipino Trapping series, we will start with clearing the first barrier and advanced entries into the trapping range. Afterwards we will demonstrate the advanced clearing sets 7-12 to learn to move on to the target even if your counter strike is blocked. Further trapping drills will increase the speed and coordination of your hands. The added applications with stick or knife remind you of the origins of the trapping techniques. It will also be shown how to link the Parry-Parry-Check drill with the clearing sets 7-12, as well as fluent transitions to the Filipino boxing, complete with possible takedowns that will give you new ideas. Different applications in self defense scenarios will complete the contents.
https://vimeo.com/ondemand/trapping2/...

With Timm Blaschke and Marcus Ruddies. 6. Dan „Guro“ Filipino Fighting Arts, 5. Dan „Guro“ Kali Sikaran, 2. Dan „Madunong“ Inayan Eskrima und Instructor JKD – Kali.

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