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GRANDMASTER BOBBY TABOADA OF BALINTAWAK ARNIS CUENTADA INTERVIEW 2 | FILIPINO MARTIAL ARTS | ESKRIMA

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FMA PULSE had the honor of catching up with GM Bobby Taboada for his first seminar back since the 2020 COVID-19 Quarantine. He discusses his insights and beliefs on what it means to be a Grandmaster, and his future plans for his students and organizations.
CHAPTERS:
0:00 - INTRO
2:11 - The Meaning of Grandmaster
7:33 - Do Not Forget the Curriculum
9:31 - Earning the Title: Be a Good Example
12:50 - Structure and Order: The Future
14:22 - Credits and special message
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@FMAPulse 2 года назад

CHAPTERS: 0:00 - INTRO 2:11 - The Meaning of Grandmaster 7:33 - Do Not Forget the Curriculum 9:31 - Earning the Title: Be a Good Example 12:50 - Structure and Order: The Future 14:22 - Credits and special message

@nomadicjfilms8858 2 года назад

I can listen to GM Taboada’s words of wisdom all day. He’s like the Yoda of FMA.

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

Nice analogy, he is definitely an ambassador to all FMA groups. Make friendships and train hard.

@thebaneking4787 2 года назад

That’s probably the most accurate description I’ve ever heard. Lol

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

@@thebaneking4787 Of course GM Taboada would say he's more handsome than Yoda LOL!

@chenzenzo Год назад

Let's buy him a newer shed and a steak dinner.

@khem931 Год назад

Same here. I train BJJ though

@nelson0922 2 года назад

Gm Bobby is a very humble warrior

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

What was the saying, "tread lightly, but carry a big stick." A humble warrior is sometimes the most dangerous.

@thebaneking4787 2 года назад

GM BT is a Edged weapons god. He’s incredible. The wisdom and skill he possesses is just out of this world.

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

Indeed, that is why many have gravitated to him, not just to learn, but to be enlightened. He also has a great sense of humor outside of martial arts.

@Broly757 2 года назад

I Love your definition of Grandmaster GM Bobby Taboada, Pugay Po!

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

Maraming Salamat. We'll forward this message to GM Taboada.

@samsungga30s33 2 года назад

Love and Respect GM Taboada

@skptk 2 года назад

Thanks sir🙏

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

Most welcome. GM Taboada will be turning 73 this November.

@chrisbedro7623 2 года назад

Mabuhay ka SIR BOBBY,so much respect and love🇵🇭

@jonhand2197 2 года назад

Great interview. thank you

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

Much appreciate it. Glad we know that people enjoy our work and our mission/vision. Cheers.

@mirychi 2 года назад

GM Bobby's humility is so inspiring, and as a fellow filipino it definitely gives me the reassurance that the power within is the ultimate north star for any aspiring martial artist. I hope I can learn from him directly one day.

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

He has instructors all over the world that you can contact. GM Bobby is in North Carolina, feel free to reach out to him on social media.

@vloggingismyhobby 2 года назад

Pugay po! Idol bobby t. Gusto ko rin sana matuto ng Balintawak. Kaso wala nagtuturo sa luneta eh.

@CovertExpertiseArtiMarziali 2 года назад

Bro it's always such a pleasure to relax, sit back and look at your videos! big hugs from balintawak cuentada Rome (under guro jhun occidental)

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

Thank you. Much appreciate it. Ah yes, compadre Jhun, we know him. We told him we're eventually gonna interview him and cover the FMA scene in Italy when we get the chance.

@CovertExpertiseArtiMarziali 2 года назад

@@FMAPulse I'll be glad to be there!

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

@@CovertExpertiseArtiMarzialiJhun also mentioned, that we're gonna eat a lot there when we visit LOL!

@CovertExpertiseArtiMarziali 2 года назад

@@FMAPulse if you are phisically coming here we can have a whole tour..keep in touch!

@Lorenzo-gt3xg 2 года назад

This Filipino martials arts is amazing! I wonder why it's not popular here in the Philippines? Instead Filipinos prefer martial arts that originates from foreign countries. I mean I've seen a lot of martial art gyms that teaches karate, taekwondo, boxing, muay thai, mma. But I rarely see gyms that teaches kali, arnis. Even if I saw one they only have less than 10 students and the place was small. Philippines should promote Filipino martial arts.

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

It's always a topic of why it's not as popular within the country of origin. Some say it's because they want to keep it within the family, or transfer the knowledge to someone trust worthy (not crazy). We've heard it's always a secret in the Philippines, only taught to a select few. Even though Arnis is the national sport of the Philippines and is taught in the physical education classes, it needs to go deeper in terms of education and cultural heritage when passing it on. We've also heard that people are timid when training with weaponry.

@potatoxgaming9466 2 года назад

only few people know it few villages know it and its dying

@jeacaantaran8927 Год назад

You can teach this to a right person,,it can pass this ability to someone who can apply it in an emergency call if needed,,not to show for popularity..my uncle has the ability of this that no one in our family inherit,😢

@HayesMartialArts 2 года назад

Love it! GM Bobby is always thinking in the present and several steps head!

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

So true! Just like all chess masters, always thinking ahead.

@filipinokalieskrimaacademy2777 2 года назад

We respect you and what you have done with the Balintawak/FMA community. Maraming Salamat.

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

We'll forward that info to GM Taboada. We heard about Guro Nate, so sorry to hear of his passing.

@JayJasperPugao 2 года назад

amazing work, gents. Salute

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

Salamat pare. Always working hard to document these stories of the Guro's and Grandmasters.

@ricjohn7824 Год назад

Proud bisaya,,mabuhi ka Maestro Bobby🙏🙏🙏👊👊👊

@joedalconzo1265 2 года назад

GM Bobby has the absolute best explanation of how and why COA and FQI is how it is. If you don't produce competent students, what does it say about you as an instructor?

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

Indeed, quality over quantity.

@authenticityisrare7144 2 года назад

That man did that “mano po” to GM Bobby T. That’s respect there. Traditions should never be lost and our culture!

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

Totally agree. Traditions and cultures are what makes a civilization. Even when sharing it with other nations, values and traditions should be taught on top of the martial arts.

@jeffreysioson4880 Год назад

So admirable! A real teacher who has a clear and selfless vision and vision about his craft.❤

@FMAPulse Год назад

Indeed. That's why Jessie continues to train and learn under GM and his group. Great bunch of humble people to learn from.

@CJScratch 2 года назад

he has such a great spirit and i love his philosophies with learning and teaching students ... i would love to train with him to learn his system. i have been certified in sinatersiawali since 2002 by greg alland (r.i.p) . these two systems have many similarities ...

@hi-st8outlaw139 Год назад

That was the best example of what a grandmaster is that i have ever heard. Unbelievable individual, so wise, and so deadly :) humbling

@FMAPulse Год назад

GM Taboada always says, "be a good example, so others can follow."

@potatoxgaming9466 2 года назад

I'm in Australia I want to train kali before it dies out. I am a filo i want to continue this legacy of our ancestors

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

Reach out to our friend in Australia David Foggie. I'm sure he can guide you to what you're looking for.

@ahmadnizammohamadnoh5993 2 года назад

The meaning of Grandmaster & Humility. Salute GM Bobby Taboada.

@simpleman8644 2 года назад

Greetings from Winston Salem, NC. Lots of gems in here. Watching for a second time!

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

Thanks for your support.

@andygurrea8755 Год назад

Very humble international instructor,proud to be a balintawak eskrima club member

@FMAPulse Год назад

As GM Taboada always says, "lead by example and be a good example."

@cloub4188 2 года назад

How to contact master bobby? I would love to learn balintawak, but we don't have balintawak school here in Malaysia... any suggestions of where I can learn this art would be much appreciated

@FMAPulse 2 года назад

Glad to see you have interests in learning Balintawak. You can contact GM directly on Facebook messenger, and we also included the websites in the description box.

@cloub4188 2 года назад

@@FMAPulse thanks heaps... I like the speed of movement.in balintawak and it's.crazy quick reflex...plus FMA and other south east Asian art like our silat is like brother and sister arts .a lot of similar concept and terms it's easy to understand...I watched your video, term like gunting,putar kepala and others .is understandable without require much explanation...thanks again for all your videos and sharing.. 🙏

@vonkarbel Год назад

thanks for the video. what type of sticks are used? material, length and width please. he seems to be using a single stick (seen few of his videos) thanks in advance

@FMAPulse Год назад

Most FMA systems use rattan for training (not bamboo). Since rattan is considered a vine, they come in different sizes, lengths and weight. The more nodes on the rattan makes it stronger and lasts longer when training. Most rattan sticks measure between 27-28 inches in length. For this specific system, they like to cut the stick down to 26 inches.