I’ve just released a brand-new entry level Eskrima course that’s open to everyone in the community. This Solo Single Stick Combinations course is a great way to begin your Eskrima journey. You’ll work through structured, flowing combinations that develop: ✅ Coordination ✅ Timing & rhythm ✅ Control & precision ✅ Confident stick handling It’s designed for solo practice, so you can train anywhere while building strong foundations that will carry into partner work later on. Whether you’re brand new to Eskrima or just want to sharpen your basics — this one’s for you. Grab a stick, hit play and get training 💥 Let me know in the comments how you find it!

🔥 New Training Post: Knife Tapping Drill with Joe 🔥 I’ve just uploaded a video of a knife tapping drill I worked on today with Joe, one of our local students. I’d love to see your training too!If you’re working on any drills—knife, stick, empty hands, bagwork, footwork, whatever... post a quick video in the Training category. Sharing your clips is a great way to: - 📈 Document your progress - 💬 Get encouragement and feedback from me - 🤝 Help our whole community level up together Don’t worry about looking perfect, this is all about improving, staying consistent, and supporting each other. Let’s grow together. 💪🔥

Alright Tribal Forge Crew, I want YOUR input. We've got a few new courses in the pipeline, but instead of guessing what you want, I'd rather let the community decide. Which course would you like to see next? Cast your vote and help shape the direction of the training here: Your feedback genuinely guides what I create next... so jump in, vote and drop a comment if you want to explain your choice. Lets keep building this community together.

Howdy all, I'm wanting to dip my toe into stickwork, for the flow of it. I've found Tribal Forge's and some others' short and sweet videos for drills, so I have a place to start. I could order rattan from WLE or KIL, but it occurs to me that I don't know the right size for me. I'm six-foot-even, for however that affects the formula. Much obliged 🖖

I’ve just uploaded a brand new Knife Gunting course to the community. Gunting (meaning “to scissor”) focuses on intercepting and destroying your opponent’s attack as it comes in, using precise timing, live hand deflections, and blade positioning. This is an essential skill for developing control, awareness, and flow within knife work. This course is FREE for all members who have earned Level 2 in our community. Remember, you can earn points and level up by: ✅ Posting on the community ✅ Commenting on other members’ posts ✅ Liking and engaging with content If you’re Level 2 or above — jump in and start training 💪 If you’re not there yet — this is your motivation 👊 Let me know what you think of the course once you’ve gone through it!