KING'S BLADE 

Haha I’m a hard challenge for any martial artist bud

It is already taught in schools and mandated by law to include Ekrima/Arnis .

I wonder what happened with you and those 4 hooded lads?...your story sounds interesting

@@kevin080592 I was cornered between the bin and the wall when I pick up the pipes. I didn't make any intimidating movements until the right moment...distance, angle and analysis on point of exit if I can't manage. Then everything was a blur.. one screaming holding his wrist (I hope i didn't break it), the 2 on the floor. The other one didn't move but I heard him say, I've seen that one in Marrix! as I walk away

I remember we do have arnis subject or practice in school before.

this is so deep, it felt like a blade on my heart as pinoy❤❤

Maybe the real king's blade are the friends we made along the way....

The sword of the spirit 😇❤️🔑

indeed! kumbate mga master!

What a heratige brother.those swords and northwest yew wood bows are 2 reasons us Americans aren't speaking Spanish, not many know that .thank you for sharing.

i think ‘Eskapi is the Martial arts of Manobo

"sundang" bro

It really often seem that the filipinos underestimate the FMA. And some are suprised that other martial arts who are more famous, stole many of their techniques from it. Did you know that Karate was partly a ripoff of Kali, for example? Also, Kali had a very big influence to Bruce Lees fighting style, second only to Wing Chun. FMA itself, is partly original and partly by influences of the early chinese trade - but itself inspired quite a lot of others. Filipinos too often look for other countries and cant see the rich history in their own :/

@@i-am-your-conscience Many in the Philippines know this Martial Art. But many were mostly taught to avoid fighting. In many cases, fighting or anything to do with it is rather "taboo" in the Philippines. This is only partly the reason, why most Filipinos do not practice it.

14 sub system

@@i-am-your-conscience did you also know that eskrima also influenced if not revolutionized boxing in so many ways from the blocks to the stance and to the punching techniqes. Observe basic boxing punches it really resembles knife angles, slashes and stabs. During the 18th century the americans first introduced boxing to the filipinos, it was once called queensburry boxing due to the fact that this type of boxing follows tge qieensburry ruleset. Many filipinos were hooked to the sport but to the suprise the americans have observed that filipinos have a habit of raising their arms up much like the modern guard today, and as a result it was very effective to say tge least. Because of the americans discovery they quickly adopted the filipino way of boxing because of how practical it is. FMA has always been evolvimg but retained thier traditions, martial arts that are sticking to tradition without evolution is stuck in the past. Im not being patriotic here, Im just doing my research because of my love and utmost respect for the filipino martial arts.

Where did you get that quote?

Barong is precolonial, it was aimply hispanized and made see through to prohibit the carrying of weapons. But the barong itself and saya are precolonial dresses. Next you'll say mano was introduced by the spaniards

​@@nenabunenaAnother pusong, buwaon pre, hahaha!😂😂😂

yes..the art sould be called "kali".

Hahaha really?? Word kali is from visayas im form Negros oriental kali is called ka-kamot li-lihok or movement of the hands..

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Pak pak pak Ganern ganern😁😁😁😁😁

​@@mr.pviewpiloton7348Hehehe! Kuhang kuha mo tol!😂😂😂

Hahaha! Basin Fighter Wine pod

Tagay2 sa daplin sa dagat. 😆😆😆

Hahaha.... epic find pre!

Oh it is kulafu who bring pana😂😂😂

@@dockilat5576 kang Kulas na... 😀😀😀

Its nice to see Kali's presence in Sao Paulo.

@@jillaaaa Thank you! Salamat!

You're right, when i was in highschool 1998 1teacher taught us arnis, single and double ken, part of subject P.E.

The school was just in C. Padilla Doce Pares under SGM Cacoy Canete now his grandson GM Chuck Canete is the head instructor.

I think internationally its called Doce Pares. This particular style has its HQ in Cebu City.

Canete clan is doce paris. I passed by their school when I was in High School near C.Padilla in Cebu City.

Walay great masters sa Mindanao uy! Taga Mindanao ko.😮