See Effective Striking Utilizing Filipino Martial Art Methods
Learn Effective Use of Tight Position Transitions to Striking
with Many Submissions
Filipino martial arts with or without a weapon can be used
effectively in any range of combat. See how the flow of positioning
while striking in grappling range changes the whole grappling game and
makes it much easier to find various submissions. Watch as transitions
flow into tight positions while utilizing Filipino striking methods from
Kun Tao Dumpag and Panantukin.
Ron Kosakowski, a practicing martial artist since 1967, began intensive
training in Filipino Kun Tao under the late Grand Master Joe Rossi in the mid
1970s. He has since trained in many other South East Asian styles such as Kali,
Muay Thai and Silat. A certified instructor in Jun Fan Gung Fu/Jeet Kune Do
under Sifu/Guro Dan Inosanto,
Sifu Larry Hartsell, and
Paul Vunak, Ron has
trained in many grappling styles such as Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Russian Sombo,
Shoot Wrestling, Judo, Dumog, along with various Silat wrestling methods-all of
which are a part of his grappling program.
PSDTC Private Sessions Series: JKD/Muay Thai Blend, Aggressive
Takedowns, Aggressive Ground Grappling Submissions, Escapes from Grappling
Positions, Leg Locking from Any Position, Self Defense Against Common Street
Attacks
PSDTC Workshop Highlights Vol. 1: Grappling & NHB Workshop