2pc Strike Combo | Stix to Emptyhand | (pt 1) Panantukan Martial Arts technique FMA Delve into the transition from Kali stick boxing to Filipino Empty-hand Boxing, known as Panantukan, with SoloMinati's tutorial on the 2pc Strike Combo (pt 1). In this instructional video, SoloMinati demonstrates the transfer of techniques from wielding Kali sticks to executing Empty-hand Boxing strikes.Begin with the high low stance, where the lower lead hand guards horizontally from elbow to hand, resembling th

SAMI-X Panantukan: 4 Steps to Perfect Technique 🥋 In this quick tutorial, I’ll show you how to train a fundamental Panantukan technique in 4 steps. 🥊 1️⃣ Entry with a straight attack: Start with a Parry & Cross Arm to deflect the attack and immediately go on the offensive. 2️⃣ Counter 1 with Spear Elbow: Deliver a precise spear elbow to further control your opponent. 3️⃣ Counter with the second elbow: Use the second elbow to strengthen control and destabilize your opponent. 4️⃣ Counter with a

💥 Effective Entries in Panantukan – Technique, Timing & Precision 💥 In our current reel, we’re showcasing some variations on how to react to punch attacks in Panantukan. With smooth entries, manipulation, and destruction techniques, you’ll always stay one step ahead. 👊 Panantukan is street boxing at its finest – practical, efficient, and adaptable to real-life situations. Perfect for those looking to master quick and effective techniques. 📲 Interested? Explore the world of SAMI-X Panantukan.

🥊 3 Simple Panantukan Evasion Drills 🥊 In this video, we demonstrate three basic evasion drills you can practice solo or with a partner. These exercises help you improve your reactions, movement, and defense – step by step! Whether you're a beginner or advanced, mastering the basics will take your Panantukan game to the next level. 💥 👉 Tip 1. When slipping, move your head slightly to the side to avoid incoming punches. Rotate your upper body along with the head movement, keeping your balance

🔹 Panantukan Lock Flow – More Than Just Striking & Kicking! 🔹 Panantukan isn’t just about dynamic striking – joint locks are an essential part of the system and a great addition for control in close combat. In this reel, you’ll see a seamless lock flow from shoulder, arm, hand, and finger locks, putting the opponent in a disadvantaged position. 📌 This video is from our last training session – focused on joint locks and control! 💻 Find these techniques explained step by step on our online pla