BLOCK List Serrada Escrima by Khalid Khan (Pangulong Guro 1991)

[jt...@super.net.pk]

Serrada Escrima Block List by Khalid Khan: STRIKE NO. 1: 1. Front Cross
Block. 2. Inside Block. 3. Front Cross Block, & pull down to sector 3. 4.
Step outside, no. 3 attack. 5. Step outside, no. 5 attack. 6. Step
outside, outside hand hit. 7. Step outside, inside hand cut. 8. Pull down
to Wing Block position of sector 3, empty hand pass movement. 9. Inside
Block, 90 degree hook, go outside from underneath opponent's arm, finish side
block to sector 2. 10. Elastico. 11. Stickey-stick block. STRIKE NO. 2: 1.
Side block, step in with left foot. 2. Wing Block, hand on stick. 3. Cross
block, pull down to sector 3. 4. Outside, no. 3. 5. Outside, no. 5. STRIKE
NO. 3: 1. Basic Cross Block. 2. Advanced Cross Block, pass with hand. 3.
Empty hand pass, stick at chamber. 4. Empty hand pass with double-double. 5.
Elastico. 6. Abaniko, jumper. 7. Wing Block, pass with hand. 8. Advanced
Cross Block, hit stick to ground, hit opponent's right knee. 8. Slide feet
backwards together, tuck in stomach, put stick on top of left arm ready for
Witik attack upon opponent's forearm. STRIKE NO. 4: 1. Punch Block. 2. Cross
Block. 3. Emptyhand with Abaniko. 4. Emptyhand pass. STRIKE NO. 5: 1. Basic
Cross Block. 2. Empty Hand pass. 3. Emptyhand pass, double double. 4. If
strike 5 is slightly high, finish with Side block for sector 2. 5. Abaniko.
6. Stickey-stick block. STRIKE NO. 6: 1. Basic Inside Block. 2. Cross Block.
3. Inside Block, palm up, go outside from underneath opponent's arm. 4.
Payung. 5. Hit bottom of opponent's wrist. STRIKE NO.7: 1. Hand parry, side
block. 2. Hand parry, wing block. 3. Outside, no. 3. 4. Outside, no. 5.
5. Outside, hand cut. STRIKE NO. 8: All blocks like strike no. 4, plus >
meet opponent's stick with your stick, your hand up, pass opponent's stick
overhead, step with right foot forward, or left foot backward. STRIKE NO. 9:
1. Punch block, hit stick to ground. 2. Elastico, lift right leg back, do
abaniko type hit. 3. Elastico, lift right leg back, do no. 11 type hit.
STRIKE NO. 10: Check opponent's left hand, finish all stick strikes to no. 6
region with counters to strike no. 6. STRIKE NO. 11: 1. Elastico, abaniko,
like strike no. 9. 2. Elastico, strike 11, like strike no. 9. 3. Sit on
ground, cross block. 4. Double step back, starting with left foot first,
emptyhand pass. STRIKE NO. 12: 1. Outside, no. 3. 2. Outside, no. 5. 3.
Outside, hit your stick to opponent's left arm on outside, make bridge,
finish like side block to sector 2. 4. Outside, hit your stick to opponent's
left arm inside, make bridge, finish like side block to sector 2. 5. Outside,
hit your stick to opponent's right arm outside, finish like side block to
sector 2. Remember: to use left hand to parry opponent's stick so it does not
hit your eye. 6. Bring your stick over opponent's left arm, take stick under
opponent's stick, trap. 7. Get caught inside, like bunga, use your left hand
to make emptyhand pass block like sector 3. If you are interested in learning
these counters and the associated fighting drills of Lock&Block and all the
Flow Drill formats, I have made a TWO-hour technical training tape [PAL/NTSC]
that shows the complete system. Send U.S. $ 75 [seventyfive] bank draft to
beneficiary KHALID HABIB KHAN, P.O. Box 17583, Gulshan Iqbal,
Karachi-75300, Pakistan. Send Registered Mail. Email: jt...@super.net.pk
eskrima kali jeet kune do arnis de mano karate silat taekwondo

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[Mike Check]

Like bunga? Thanks for the advise!

[jt...@super.net.pk]

According to my count the total blocks in my SERRADA Block list come up to
be 69 blocks.I have heard that if there is time each block can be done 12
different ways,so that would become 12 X 69 = 828 blocks, but actually 800
blocks. You can multiply counters for 6 blocks with each other to create
blocking method where one block joins with another from some point within the
first block, thus creating 400 more blocks to be added to the 800 blocks.
That would come out to be 800 + 400 = 1200 blocks. If with each of these
blocking options you add the 64 hits of Pekiti Tirsia, you opponent may
have to wait till 2 a.m. for you to finish your counter. Regarding the
seventh [bunga] counter to Strike no. 12, as written in my list: In
Strike no. 12, the opponent is attacking to your neck with a stick in his
right hand pointed to your neck, and a gunting stick or knife in his left
hand, also pointed to your neck.Opponent is attacking simultaneously with
these two weapons, using them to poke into your neck. He steps in with left
foot ideally so both weapons can reach equally. There are two major options
depending upon how wide the attacking guy is coming in. If he is not too
wide, you can step to the outside of his right arm,parrying the stick with
your left hand, then using your own stick in your right hand to apply a few
countering schemes. But, if he is coming in wide, [supposing he is a huge
guy with wide shoulders, long arms], you may be caught on the inside of his
two incoming arms. Then, you raise both of your arms with stick in your
right hand facing skywards. The stick will shield against the knife coming
to your right side of your neck. You utilize your left hand to catch and
guide from inside the incoming stick of the opponent which is coming to left
side of your own neck. Your guiding hand turns opponent's no. 6 attack
[poking stick] into strike no. 3 as you pull his stick downwards, and so you
finish turning the situation into Empty-Hand Pass counter of strike no. 3,
because now the opponent's stick is in sector 3. escrima eskrima silat kali
arnis de mano karate

[COL.Daniel A. Ness]

That is too many for ME to remember.