Thread: Kali dvds

Doce Pares, by GM Dionisio Canete, Dekiti Tirsia, by Grand Master Tortal are among the masters' series of DVDs produced by Greg Alland a few years back and these DVDs provide you with the system training, in addition to the many drills and especially the Sinawali that make up the system of SinaTirsiaWali, since 1989. I'm sure you'll be pleased to note that I've been studying these arts since the early 70's with several trips to the Philippines to study with the masters and grand masters from Doce Pares, the home of eskrima, and the origin of Kali everywhere.

Check us out at A Kali, Arnis, Pencak Silat, Site for Self Defense, Seminars, Videos, Newsletters of these Indonesia / Malaysia / Philippine Martial Arts, thank you and warm regards, Greg Alland

Have you seen the Palit-Palit of Master Reyes and Grand Master Greg Alland? There's something to them, and of course the DVDs by Great Grand Master Dionisio Canete. regards, Greg

Originally Posted by Panatukan

Iv seen some of the sayoc dvds and they are great.
I also like panatukan silat with guro marc.
Can you guys give me some good tips on dvds that corver stuff like that and not for beginers.
Is the FCS kali ( RAY DIONALDO and crew) dvds any good?

It's amazing how many DVDs everyone has out there, we started ours back in 1986 and put the complete Pekiti Tirsia System, (now SinaTirsiaWali) on video back then and included the footwork drills, weapon drills, empty hand conversions, and most everything we could in the DVDs, with complete explanation so you can grow with the system, after all that's what Kali Silat is all about. Take a look at what's new at our website, regards, to everyone, I'll be in Florida permanently thanks, Greg

Check out the DVDs at A Pencak Silat, Cultural Exchange for Indonesia / Malaysia / Philippines you'll find the most wanted DVDs by Grand Master Dionisio 'Juni" Canete. The great grandmaster Jerson 'Nene' Tortal, the unseen rare SinaTirsiaWali of Palit-Palit witnessed by Master Preses and Grand Master Taboata, "Never seen anything like it", was their comment. And of course the ORIGINAL 64 ATTACK SYSTEM of PEKITI TIRSIA, This rare material is not taught anywhere else, according to our sources. Thanks, watch eBay of specials too. You can still have it all. Thanks, regards, P. Greg Alland 37 years and we still practice every Saturday in Bradenton, FL - G.T. Bray Park 51st Street West at 8:am I'm there, be my guest for class contact me first, in case I'm away. No class July 11th I'm in Hollywood Florida TY Park for seminar program.

Not to slaughter dead horses or anything, but I think just about any tape by the Dog Brothers with regard to FMA is going to be worth your time and money. The instruction is clear, articulate, offers depth, and remains appropriate for beginners. Dog Brothers DVDs are of the same quality with regard to instruction as World of Martial arts (World Martial Arts: MMA DVDs & Mixed Martial Arts Products). Those guys have produced some of the best grappling instructional material on planet Earth (Mario Sperry, Marcello Garcia, Saulo Riberio) and I think the quality is matched by the folks at DBMAs.

If you can find Paul Vunak's Pananjakman video anywhere, I'd also recommend that. I also think that you couldn't go wrong with Dan Inosanto's 9 DVD series which covers a great deal of FMA. Guro Inosanto's stuff is very nice, very smooth.

"Don't be fooled by the simple stick."
Guro Dan Inosanto

I love every DBMA video I've ever seen. I managed to find a really good clearance deal and I bought, like, 2 copies of Gathering of the Pack on VHS, and gave my buddy one as a X-mas present.

Speaking of DVDs, Ron Balicki put out a bunch of good ones also. I'm actually taking notes off of his Jun Fan and Panatukan series(es)? right now, and I absolutely loved his Sarong video too.

I'm bitter about losing bidding wars for MasterKaliSilat's stuff on ebay...but I'm sure I'll win one of these days at a price I can afford. (rather go for the whole shebang (14 vids?) than piece-meal it out)