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shortstick
11-Mar-2003, 08:37 PM
Hello guys, just saying howdy. I am new to the forum. I have been training in Escrima for about 8 years, and I am always happy to find a place to discuss it.
Melanie
12-Mar-2003, 07:37 AM
Welcome to the forum shortstick :)
You'll find an impressive amount of knowledge on the forum and we look forward to hearing your input also.
KickChick
12-Mar-2003, 02:58 PM
Welcome shortstick ... glad you made it! ;)
John G
12-Mar-2003, 03:24 PM
Welcome aboard shortstick.
YODA
12-Mar-2003, 06:56 PM
Welcome - so they call you shortstick huh? Do we really wanna know why? LOL!
Cain
12-Mar-2003, 07:03 PM
Yaaay!
Bigstick and shortstick have finally met :D
Welcome shortstick :D
|Cain|
pgm316
12-Mar-2003, 07:06 PM
Enter medium stick! LOL
shortstick
12-Mar-2003, 07:59 PM
thanks for the welcome......I think
YODA
12-Mar-2003, 08:43 PM
You think correctly :D
I judge by your sig that you can take a joke!
So - onto more serious stuff....
What style of Escrima do you study and with whom? Pity you didn't sign up a week earlier - I was in LA last week and maybe we could have hooked up.
shortstick
12-Mar-2003, 09:24 PM
I Trained under a man named Tony Texeria in Sarrada Escrima. He trained directly with Angel Caballes, and his son.
Tony died way too young several years ago. Since then I have just been maintaining what I learned. My main focus for the last several years has been Kara-Ho Kempo, before that I trained for appx. 14 years in TKD reaching the rank of San dan. As for my screen name- I figured that not many people would know sarrada is a short range art....I figured it would get a grin or two, and we all need to smile more these days!
YODA
12-Mar-2003, 09:56 PM
Cool - I know of serrada and have some training in it myself. Although as Filipino arts go I would say it is a medium range art - compared to closer range styles such as GM Cacoy Canate's version of Doce Pares.
shortstick
12-Mar-2003, 10:17 PM
cool, i did not know that. I have done Senwali and dequardes eskrima(hope i got the spelling) and when I got into sarrada, well it seemed close compared to the other two. I have not had much exposer to styles that are inside as much as sarrada. So I cannot really comment. When I have met with other players, they have always been longer range styles. Although it seems in one way or another most of the styles have ways to get in close. I will take a look at the doce pares site you have listed.
michael
17-Apr-2003, 02:02 PM
so is anyone like do just one style of arnis or lots?
stickgirl
21-Apr-2003, 10:19 PM
hiya
I always thought that serrada was a short range as it was machete based???
stick girl.
shortstick
06-May-2003, 12:54 AM
Hmm....have not heard much about if the machete is spacific to Sarrada. I have seen it used in other systems. It seems to me in most systems of eskrima the blade is interchangable with the , stick, and the same to empty hand. This is why I find eskrima in genearal to be a great style.
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