
Explore Kali, the Filipino martial art also known as Eskrima, a no-nonsense, aggressive system you use with caution for self-defense, taught to militaries worldwide.
Learn basic footwork with a downward facing triangle drill at 45 degrees to master center-focused movement, loading punches, and guarding the chin for Kali and Muay Thai defense.
Master basic boxing footwork by keeping a straight-line stance with guard, moving forward and backward, bending the knees, keeping eyes on the target while shifting between lead and rear legs.
Master cross step footwork with diagonal movement and a downward triangle stance to dodge attacks and launch strikes, including quick in-and-out moves for multiple attackers.
Master sideways footwork for Kali and boxing by aligning 36-inch sticks, loading the knees, rotating to evade attacks, looking at the target, and preparing hooks and uppercuts.
Master reverse diagonal footwork in pekiti-tirsia kali by moving in a downward triangle. Stay front of the target, point the foot forward, and block with the knee for 20-30 reps.
Master basic jab and cross from boxing-inspired piketty stance, loading through hip rotation to maximize mass and acceleration, using a feint and a tightened punch for power.
Master hooks in Kali and Muay Thai by learning loading, hip and heel rotation, parallel elbows, and exhaling on impact; practice 1000 reps of lead and rear hooks.
Master powerful uppercuts by loading from the hips, slight crouch, and hip rotation in boxing and Kali, then unleash 100% power and return to safety.
Explore seven Kali stick warm-ups to prime the body for training. Practice center rotations, thumb-assisted rotations, windmill, sideways, neck-grip rotations, and abanico fan strikes.
Hold a Pekiti-tirsia Kali stick with a three-finger gap, gripping tight by rotating in reverse. Load from the shoulder, using the index finger to check the ear for maximum impact.
Learn five loading techniques in Pekiti-tirsia Kali—head, shoulder, medium, download, and cross load—and how proper loading strengthens stick strikes.
Learn five basic stick strikes—diagonal, reverse diagonal, sideways, and thrust—built on shoulder load and loading footwork, with 100 reps to cement the attack angles.
Master the extended form of five strikes and the nine Kali strike angles, from diagonal to upward, with practical drills to integrate into your training routine.
Demonstrates a mid block followed by rodando with a circular redondo strike as the lead leg moves forward, practicing 100 reps per side for muscle memory and tire-rack target accuracy.
Learn hammer and icepick knife grips, keep distance, stay calm, move slow yet smooth and fast, and respond with three inches when the opponent closes.
Master the knife fighting stance with sideways vertical posture and bent knees, ice pick or hammer grips, and 45-degree weaving to keep hands moving and avoid being cut.
Execute a leaning knife jab from front and back using ice pick and hammer grips to extend reach while guarding the armpit. Practice from both sides to build muscle memory.
Demonstrates high fake and low hit jab with a knife, switching from ice pick to hammer grips to target the thigh while guarding the armpit.
Explore real-world self-defense concepts from Kali and Muay Thai, including low and high strikes, deception, and knife-hand tactics, with hammer and ice pick grips and a disciplined warm-up.
Master front jab and back jab from ice pick and hammer grips, alternating sides, targeting the neck or head, looking back, and protecting the armpit.
Explore 11 strike angles for jabs in kali and muay thai, practicing clockwise and anti-clockwise pivots, left and right hand jabs, and armpit protection for handling multiple opponents.
Perform a roundhouse kick from a boxing stance by rotating both knees toward the target to drive the kick. Avoid this mistake of incomplete knee rotation to prevent knee strain.
Perform a push kick from a boxing stance by lifting the knee before pushing forward to maximize power and stretch adductors; practice on both sides with chair and 100 repetitions.
Tap into your primal strength and tactical precision with this high-impact self-defense course. Fusing the fluid weapon-based combat of Pekiti Tirsia Kali with the explosive striking of Muay Thai, this training system empowers you with real-world skills to dominate in close-quarters combat—whether armed or unarmed.
What You’ll Gain:
Stick Fighting Mastery – Learn single and double stick techniques rooted in traditional Kali for fluid, powerful, and effective offense and defense.
Knife Defense Tactics – Develop fast, instinctual responses to knife threats using proven blade awareness and disarming strategies.
Muay Thai Striking Power – Master devastating elbows, knees, punches, and kicks that make Muay Thai one of the most effective striking arts on the planet.
Combat Flow & Reflexes – Train your nervous system to react under pressure with speed, timing, and precision.
Unbreakable Confidence – Walk with the calm assurance that you can handle yourself in any confrontation.
Why This Course?
This course is a fusion of ancient warrior wisdom and modern tactical application. You’ll train in Pekiti Tirsia Kali—a combat-proven Filipino martial art used by military and law enforcement—and combine it with the fierce striking discipline of Muay Thai. It's not about fighting; it’s about preparedness, awareness, and self-mastery.
Course Highlights:
Core drills for single and double stick Kali combat
Knife attack defense and close-quarter tactics
Muay Thai fundamentals: kicks, elbows, knees & clinch
Flow drills to build timing, accuracy, and adaptability
Conditioning and mindset training for real-life readiness
Whether you're new to martial arts or want to deepen your skills in stick and striking systems, this course delivers practical techniques and internal strength to take your confidence to the next level.
Step Into the Warrior Within
Train your body. Sharpen your instincts. Master the tools to protect yourself and those you love. Enroll now and transform into a more powerful version of yourself.