Knife Tapping | a Focus on Footwork [Filipino Martial Arts]

Описание: In this video Mandala Patch presents us with some details on the use of PTK footwork when practicing various knife tapping exercises that can be studied and trained through the PTTA curriculum at Pekiti University.


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NOTE that this video is an excerpt from a teaching context presenting one option, not the only option. There are no certainties, no absolutes. It is an excerpt from a larger educational volume available at Pekiti University where context is provided in previous or follow up episodes.