Pinning left handed – Download – EN

Description

This seminar video covers the left-handed pinning technique from the double Sinawali position in advanced Tapi-Tapi.

The basic form is part of the brown belt curriculum in the German Arnis Verband (DAV).

Many variations are demonstrated, leading to a wide range of locks, pinning, and disarming techniques.      Despite the title, techniques using both the left and right hand are shown and taught.

Overall, this video provides essential information for advanced Tapi-Tapi practitioners! As always, many details are highlighted to make the techniques easier, better, and more effective.

You’ll enjoy this video!

The video has chapter markers.
If you watch the video with the VLC player, go to playback and then chapter and you can choose the chapters like a menu of a DVD.

Here the content of the video:

00:00  Intro
00:29  Welcome
00:46  Pinning left handed
00:52     – Standard version
02:43     – Variation 1a: pull with the right hand
04:45        – Variation 1a: details about the timing
06:11     – Variation 1b: the punyo is blocked: trap
08:15     – Variation 1c: finish with a Presas trap
09:54     – Variation 1d and 1e
11:16     – Variation 1f: wrist- and ellbow lock
13:31     – Variation 2: pull with the ellbow
15:45     – Variation 3: pin with the stick of the opponent
17:39     – Variation 3: details about the technique
18:41  Pinning right handed
18:48     – Variation 1
19:33        – Variation 1: details about the technique
20:50        – Variation 1: follow up with a lasso
21:49           – Variation 1: details about the lasso
23:53        – Variation 1: armbar as follow up
25:09     – Variation 2
26:20     – Variation 3
27:27        – Variation 3: secure with the left arm
29:00  Summary
31 :10  Bye
31:21  Information
31:49  End

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Grandmaster Datu Dieter Knüttel

Dieter Knüttel, M.A. in sports science is Modern Arnis chief-instructor for der DAV of Germany and European Modern Arnis Representative (1996 -2001) of Professor Remy A. Presas.
He 1received the title of DATU and the rank of Lakan Anim, 6th Dan Modern Arnis from Professor Remy Presas in 1996, as 4th of 6 persons and the only person outside of the USA who has received this title.
After receivinhg his 7th, 8th and 9th Dan in the Philippines,  on Septemer 24th  2016 it was publically announced in Dortmund, Germany, that he has awarded 10th Dan, Lakan Sampu by Grandmaster Roberto Presas, 10. Dan Modern Arnis.

Dieter Knuettel is involved with the Filipino Martial Arts since 1978 and he has been teaching FMA/Modern Arnis seminars since 1980 all over Europe, in Australia, in the USA, in Russia and even in the Philippines.

He is one of the most experienced Modern Arnis Masters worldwide.