
Originally Posted by
Harley Hello Guys,
I'm sorry i haven't posted in a few days, i've had students from out of town that took all my time. Man, there's alot of good questions, and some not so good comments, going on out there.
As we have discussed before, Sayoc students are not limited to carrying so many knives, there are many subsititues that work just fine.
as for Tuhon's fees, yes they are expensive, but as pointed out, they are the going rate for seminar instructors.
What does Sayoc have that is better than Vunak? Well, vu is a student of Guro Inosanto, Guro Inosanto is now a student of Tuhon Sayoc, to quote Guro Inosanto "Sayoc kali simply has stuff our system dosen't, on a scale from one to ten i'd rate it a ten".
Projectiles are a form of entry, and are very effective. and you don't have to throw one at a time!
as for specifics, well it's kinda hard to explain a tech, on the web ya know? i really wish i could, i mean, i'm sold on it and would love to share more but this is a limited forum ( meaning how to express it ).
I know the stuff on the Sayoc site seems like pretty confusing and dry reading, trust me, it's not that way in real life, lol.
Can you really pull them off? yes, almost everything they do is in "real time", that's one of Tuhon's main rules, it has to be done in real time.
some people don't just let you hit them, no kidding? lol. we don't expect them to, we don't want them to, that would take all the fun out of it! that's the point isn't it, to have fun.
I'm not saying that all other stuff out there is useless by any means. My point in this post was to address the history behind the connection to Pekiti Tersia and Sayoc kali, not degrade any one else's system or belittle anyone else's skill. I am not trying to convince anyone else to train with Tuhon Sayoc or study his system, quite frankly the fewer people who know this system the better for me!lol. As for being rich to train in the sayoc system, i teach Sayoc at my school for free. i don't charge a dime for the class. students may attend a seminar but are not forced to.
the drills only seem complicated when first introduced, like sumbrada seems hard when first introduced, but the progression is effective and easy to learn. i have an eight year old kid and a eleven year old in my sayoc class, if they can learn it,well surely you big mean martial artist can.
I know i missed alot of posts, sorry, but i have tried to address a few things here. Again, i'm not trying to convince anyone to believe what i'm saying,i'm just very excited about the system and the results i get with it and thought i would share it with you guys. You seem to have serious questions, concerns and seem like a solid group of dedicated martial artists, so i thought the comments, tips, and suggestions might be appreciated.
Harley
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