Kali Silat Master

I live the art of Kali Silat! My training is focused in the arts and sciences of the Philippines and Indonesia. I am 36 years old and began my path with Kali at the age of 16. If you would like to learn more about Kali Silat through DVD, Seminars, Free Consultation, Instructor Certification, or if you would like to purchase Sticks or COMPETE in KALI TOURNAMENTS, contact me at jasonheriford@socket.net. You can also see samples of my work on youtube.com and at www.myspace.com/kalimaster.

Wednesday, August 30, 2006

Sina Tirsia Wali - Kali Silat
Beginners Phase

The 155 - Double Stick Patterns
14, 12, 34, 32
Hi Lo
Double Dukap y Punyo
Broken 8
Broken 6
Fluid 6
Hi Lo Fluid 6
Hi Lo Broken 6
Hi Lo Redonde
Hi Lo Lo Lo
Single X
Double X
Redonde
Reverse Redonde
Witik Witik
Upward 6
Doublete
Florete
Double Vertical Strikes
Double Chambered Strikes
Single Strike for Balance (No counted as a pattern)
Break In/Break Out
Tina Cling
Broadsword

64 Attacks - Single Stick Patterns
12 Attacks of Dekiti Siradis (Abcederio)
4 walls (10 moves)
Pyong or Overhead (3 moves)
Dukap y Punyo (6 moves)
Cinqo Terros or Five Attacks (5 moves)
Police Strikes or 7 Attacks (7 moves)
Break In/Break Out (7 moves)
Clock System (12 moves)
Double Edge Sword (2 moves)


Knife Skills
155 with two knives
64 attacks with single knife
Parry 9
Hi Lo
Small Touch
Sensitivity
Control Drill
599
Ground Control Drills/Defenses
Tapi-Tapi v one or two knives
Palit-Palit
Form
Single or Double Stick, Blades, Empty Hands, or Swinging your Cap, it must be an original expression of who you are - warrior, artist, teacher, student, dancer, healer, (insert your expression here) - your spirit. It must be believable, and it must flow.
Sparring
After the student has made 10,000 strikes they should be ready to experience various forms of sparring. This, more than all the other drills, should be your chance to say, Can you stop me! Can I stop you! No matter what!

Final Thoughts
In the beginning phase, the student should come to understand the elements of Kali: Footwork, Body Mechanics, Sinawali, and Spirituality. The student should learn the two techniques: the one that works and the one that doesnt. The student should learn that the most important qualities are: balance, sensitivity, awareness, trickery, speed, power, positioning, and timing. The student should learn that the limbs, the hands, the feet and the head are all weapons that can be used in the same manner as the stick or blade. Regular class attendance should produce these results in under a year.

Want to learn this material? Contact Master Jason T. Heriford at JasonHeriford@socket.net , visit www.jeffcitymartialarts.com, or call 573-761-4558. Request a class schedule, arrange a seminar at your school, or puchase DVDs and training Manuals.

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