Superhuman Hand Speed & Reflexes: Bobby Taboada, A Balintawak Story

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At the age of 70 he's still got superhuman hand speed and reflexes. This is the story of Balintawak Arnis/Escrima through the lens of Grand Master Bobby Taboada.
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@kevincalapiz8152 4 года назад

"I am the poorest practitioner in Balintawak I'm scrubbing the floor just to get my lesson but I am promoting the art worlwide" It touches my heart

@pogo55555 Год назад

That is perhaps the most impactful statement of this video. Besides. “What is a grandmaster? I don’t know.”

@Fortunefellas Год назад

Yes beautiful. But he says “give his lesson”. Not get. Lol. Meaning to teach the class he has to scrub the floors. 😉 Thats dedication

@Heybrewski Год назад

Humble man

@carlosordillas1253 Год назад

Hes right you must serve to be worthy of being thought

@meaningfulideas 5 лет назад

He asked: "How do you become a Grandmaster?" He ended saying he would scrub floors just to get a lesson. Dedication

@mererukaraptahall3158 4 года назад

Wow bring this to madison wi

@musashi939 4 года назад

Yeah. I almost thought he would answer that becoming a grandmaster is like in Naruto (from a principle standpoint, not that he would mention it).. Others decide you're a grandmaster now, not yourself. You get to be made a grandmaster because people look up to you. Like the hokage. You can't just decide I'll be hokage, others decide that for you.

@wazileiyjh 4 года назад

He is humble, A high quality of a True grandmaster

@chuckitaway466 4 года назад

Spirit

@kyphroshalck21 3 года назад

thats true to most of the GMs.. they would scrub the floor, massage their master, cook for them, etc. just to get lessons.. its easier to get lessons now than before

@rodeluskugang2538 3 года назад

I'm almost teary eyed when GM Bobby almost breaks down recalling his hardships just to learn the art. Yet he calls himself just a practitioner. Humility very worth emulating. Salute...

@parker7785 3 года назад

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@undisputedtruth4954 Год назад

A true master is always just a practitioner because he knows he's yet to reach the pinnacle of his art. He knows within himself his own shortcomings.

@HenrySoco Год назад

Indeed Sir… ❤❤❤

@live2win4freedom82 6 лет назад

You are the richest in your heart that is why the legacy and the mantle was left to you grandmaster Bobby

@parker7785 3 года назад

**********************

@yesirr6980 4 года назад

3:14 - 3:33 Although he is considered the best as of right now, he is still humble enough, to admit that he wasn't the best and had to scrub the floors just to get a lesson. So much respect.

@garywilliamson1859 4 года назад

Grand Master Bobby Toboada is not only a Grand Master Martial Artist. He's a Grand Master Teacher and a true Grand Master of life.

@dermotcorbin6795 3 года назад

That is a great thing to say about a very humble man.

@qtbrniis 2 года назад

He's an excellent teacher! One of the very finest!

@optimumperformance 3 года назад

I had the honour of training under Bobby Toboada. Incredible teacher and really nice guy.

@eloygarcia8723 11 месяцев назад

You trained under this man?

@optimumperformance 11 месяцев назад

@@eloygarcia8723 yes. In New Zealand

@eloygarcia8723 11 месяцев назад

@@optimumperformance in New Zealand? Isn’t he from the Philippines? Just curious

@optimumperformance 11 месяцев назад

@@eloygarcia8723 yes. He lived in Tauranga NZ for some time before moving to US.

@eloygarcia8723 11 месяцев назад

That is incredible

@evilangelist 6 лет назад

"I am not a grandmaster" "I just want to teach and promote the art" - Bobby Taboada. I have so much respect for this person.

@mukiwabanda2794 6 лет назад

"I am the one who promote the art worldwide" Humble lol

@juandelata 5 лет назад

@@mukiwabanda2794 because some time before, he did. he's not boasting, it's just the way of how he put up the sentence. he's not a native english speaker after all. he always told about the story of him telling his masters that he'll promote the art worldwide and they just looked at him, full of doubt because of his standing in life. but look at him now, he's fulfilled his promise. in his younger days, no one really can promote the art worldwide because even his masters were just backyard instructors. it just happened that years later, one of his students took him to New Zealand and started spreading the art there.

@juangarute6918 5 лет назад

Kali doesn't have any Level system before until it was introduce by the Japanese in all aspect of martial arts. For Kali, just spreading/sharing the knowledge & techniques is enough to be at the same level.

@cardinalwilson8034 5 лет назад

because to be a grandmaster there's an unwritten rule that you have to experience killing someone using the art. according to my father who is a master of balintawak.

@Ken_Mags 5 лет назад

you mean to say "have" not "had" bro ✌😁

@faycalarioui125 4 года назад

He is in his 70's and moves incredibly fast. I do not want to immagine how fast he was in his 20's. GOD BLESS YOU GRSNDMASTER.💖

@parker7785 3 года назад

******////*******/////************/////!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! canada in a supportive "role"? vz everybody overseas?

@user-qh7mv8np2s 7 месяцев назад

He was so fast in his 20s everyone thought he was invisible.

@leanturkey531 4 года назад

70 yrs old moving like that! He is a super hero! RESPECT!!!

@romuloambay9624 3 года назад

everything, every swing, block and parry become internalized. .that's why it can be executed with eyes half or totally closed. .

@apoorvmishra7875 3 года назад

Sir Booby, I am a Martial Artist too but you are truly a legend and sure deserve the title of WARLORD instead of Grandmaster. If I ever get a chance I would like to meet you in person for valuable lessons. I sincerely bow down my head and soul to your feet.

@Shadow-bx8ri 4 года назад

When he said that I don't think I am a grandmaster....he really showed who he is.....a real gentleman, humble and down to earth and simultaneously skillful and fast like a tiger!!! Huge respect from India

@ecilatnecniv 5 лет назад

he's straightforward.. "it won't work for me" "of course this is just a drill" that is the real essence of FMA muscle memory.. it will train you to have fast reflexes at a split second thinking.. oh yes you can be a master of kung fu, aikido, muay thai, even BJJ.. you can be good to those martial arts.. but in real life, can you do your kung fu if someone pointed you a gun or swing a knife instantly? no, most probably you will be in shock and petrify.. but the FMA really taught the muscles to move "involuntarily" at alarming situation.. when i was a child i remember my grandfather's friend who taught arnis in the neighborhood .. an old man maybe around 60-70yrs old at the time, when one of his student (my father's friend) intended to make fun of him from the back tried to tickle the unaware old man on his (master) waist with his (student) forefinger.. but instantaneously regret it!!! as soon as his forefinger touches the old man's waist.. the master reacted so fast he as he quickly turn in front swiping the arm of my father's friend with his one arm while the other arm slapping the face all in one moment followed by a quick kick at rhe back of the knee.. before he noticed that it was his student... my father's friend, stunned on bended knee and had a bloody nose 😅😅😅 my father's friend , i called him "uncle boy" when he was still alive, i always remind him of that epic fail and we laugh about that 😅 that moment i admired the art but unfortunately never been a practitioner..

@PJCC_BAISH 3 года назад

I was inside a store looking through the glass at a 20yo guy walking outside that was about to get robbed and worst got killed by two robbers. The event happened so fast in just 15sec and he knocked one of them out unconscious and stabbed the other on the right biceps and both thighs with the attacker's ice pick. Little did i know, that the guy was a common friend of my best friend's cousin and was told that he didn't even know how he did it. According to him, his body just respond that way like an adrenalin rush and run away coz he was so scared. He thought he killed the other guy that was knocked out cold and the fact that he stabbed the other three times. He thought he's gonna get charge of attempted murder and that thug is now paralysed. That nerdy 20yo guy is a kali practitioner since he was 12.

@marklouissuderio9323 3 года назад

Eskrima, Kali, Balintawak and Karate has a lot in common... Wow.. exactly why we train.. our muscle memory will act upon surprise with adrenalin

@1trilliontiktokfollowers691 3 года назад

Sorry I laughed but this was amazing tho.

@UNcommonSenseAUS 3 года назад

Utter bullshit.

@PJCC_BAISH 3 года назад

@@UNcommonSenseAUS i do understand how a kali hater reacts to videos and its comments. 🤣 I understand you kid.

@hobbyistme3005 3 года назад

As what Doug Marciada(Kali Expert) said "Practice until it'll became your instinct" because in real life encounter your gonna forget all the moves and form that you've learn from the gym.

@yf222000 3 года назад

Now this is someone I’d pay to learn from. The training is as realistic as it can be. Unlike those other crap that demonstrate slow movements. Real fights in reality ain’t going to anywhere that slow.

@DOI_ARTS 3 года назад

In other words Kung Fu shit

@weebwhodoesntloveanime6955 3 года назад

@@DOI_ARTS Kung Fu is a good art. There are just many amateurs promoting it.

@heavyfuckingmetal9769 3 года назад

kungfu animal style? now what? worm style lol...

@240fxst 6 лет назад

A true living legend.....There is always that finesse that separates the teachers from the preachers. A Grand Master spreading his wisdom. May he live many more healthy years to truly enjoy what he does. Salute.

@vbandvet1862 7 лет назад

Dang gn. That was raw and real. I felt as though I was cleaning something from a grandfather. Holy cow. Great awareness raiser, great video and editing and great story to let out

@ApertureFightFocused 6 лет назад

thank you brother. I am glad you enjoyed it.

@cyrusdelacruz1235 5 лет назад

70 years old & he move like a 20 years old,wow this guy is awesome.

@ChrisKsan 3 года назад

This lifted me right out of bed. Besides giving me a boost of motivation in general, I am also a young teacher of combat sports and martial arts and I am doing my best to share what my senseis have instilled in me while also trying to be the best I can be. This short video is an inspiration and it adds to the package of knowledge and mindset that I wish to share. Thank you!

@courtjester6408 2 года назад

Wtf where's the twist

@davidquinningan8352 4 года назад

Traditional Filipino Martial Arts - fighting with sticks, knives, empty hands and whatever you can get hold on. Modern Filipino Martial Arts - shooting an unsuspecting target with a gun then quickly fleeing in a motorcycle.

@marklouissuderio9323 4 года назад

hahahahaha lmao

@rikunevalainen8154 4 года назад

Then someone should develop a counter technics against moped attacks like "stay out of roads" or "how to insert your traditional wood stick into helmet"...

@robsnook4512 4 года назад

Riku Nevalainen we got master ken for that

@leandrogonzalez3729 4 года назад

Answer to modern Filipino martial arts - stay out of roads with a ballesta or an arch hunting those motorcycle drivers with guns. Your arrows are your new fighting sticks.

@carinobrutal8506 3 года назад

Fck! lol😂 that is the most traitor way of fighting

@darthclone7 3 года назад

A true Human Grand Master.. he controls himself not to be taken by ego like most masters..very refreshing to see

@inventgineer 3 года назад

*SO* much respect, for *EVERYTHING* about this man: From the way he clearly flows in (has a DANGEROUSLY capable connection to) "The Dance", to the way it is quite apparent just how much speed and violent energy is calmly maintained within in ready to explode outwards as needed, to the way he is so zen and understands that teaching -ESPECIALLY teaching of connection to "The Dance" needs to be personal and one-on-one....yet he still acts in a manner he feel slightly profanes the art as he sees is ultimately necessary to preserve it, to the way he remains humble and peaceful. What a man * bows in veneration & respect *

@djeflee7326 3 года назад

We are learning balintawak from algeria north africa... thanks to you sir and master MOHAMED ABAOUB

@stevenschneider3297 7 лет назад

Very cool!!! Much respect!! That is exactly why he is a grandmaster!!

@charlieben3672 3 года назад

Very Humble and genuinely speaks from the Heart. May you live long and continue to share the Filipino Martial Art.

@anthonyallen8916 6 лет назад

True master, very humble man.

@drhkleinert3245 6 лет назад

What a really really nice and warm guy...i wish that more Masters were that kind. Too many are not nice and such arrogant dudes, and so its great to see really Masters like Taboada or Dagooc. Masters of Arnis and Masters of humanity.

@anibalzen 6 лет назад

OMG!! I really bow to this gentleman....a true Master in life, and in his art.

@wisdomchannelphilippines2760 3 года назад

TO those who are lucky enough to learn from him and on his martial art technique, please spread and promote it in a good way as he did. No matter who you are, either a Filipino or an American or whatsoever, use it in a right way and most possibly for self discipline and for any good reasons.

@liamfletcher5554 6 лет назад

Humble in excellence, if knowledge is wealth, you are a very rich man.

@simpleman8644 4 года назад

I have been a martial artist 35 years and this man is my hero! I would rather meet GM Taboada than anyone in the world!

@michaelhorner4011 3 года назад

Good for you, you know how to pick them!

@prasanthlfad6172 3 года назад

his dedication and love to this art form is incredible.Really it brought tears .....because iam trying to promote indian traditional flute music.Iam the only one....Salute to u sir. i lives in india other wise i would come to u and learn this ...salute to ur dedication

@dustymiller65 3 года назад

I don't merely see a man teaching; I also see a Grandmaster passing on decades of practical knowledge, proven through passionate personal devotion and perseverance to master the techniques of his art. And he is humble enough to share his precious wisdom and pass it on, without reservation, to those who show the same desire to eagerly learn with the same fervor and passion he has had all his life for the art. Well done, sir.

@PaulCoffeeNMe 3 года назад

I'm crying while watching this. My heart is full of pride knowing that we're both from Philippines and from the Central Region in Visayas. I wish I'll get to meet him in person.Kudos to you, sir. I pray you'll live longer. 👊

@azharaaziz6907 4 года назад

Kepada tuan guru Encik Bobby... syabas dengan kerjaya anda sekarang... Oleh kerana perjalanan hidup anda yang sentiasa merendah diri... anda dianugerahi seni ilmu mempertahankan diri yang unik bagi saya. Rasa rendah hati sebenarnya mengajar kita tentang betapa lemahnya manusia... yang kuat itu adalah yang maha kuat iaitu tuhan sekelian alam. Apa pun pada kita baik berupa pegetahuan, kebijaksanaan, kebolehan, harta kekayaan adalah milik tuhan yang satu... seharusnya kita patut bersyukur dengan nikmat yang diberikan... saya berdoa semoga anda selalu sihat dan diberi petunjuk.... Sekian terima kasih. # sorry have to comment in bahasa Malaysia.

@adobongmeowmeow8262 4 года назад

It's ok

@roceliojunto8347 3 года назад

I am FILIPINO i really like this man he is so humble. That is why GOD give him chance to promote the art of ARNIS worldwide.

@bradbenedetto4175 Год назад

I met and trained under GM Taboada in the late 00's. He is a very genuine person. His ability always astounds me. I cherish the time I trained under him.

@johannalcaraz7401 3 года назад

Much Love admiration and Respect to our legendary kabayan Grand Master Bobby Taboada, you are waving our Filipino Flag around the globe with our True Filipino Heritage, in the Martial Arts, and everything comes along with it the good values and more, we Salute you made us all proud to be a Filipino with a genuine humble heart like you.

@MultiTictock 2 года назад

This is beautiful, he never thought I was going to be Grand Master and he is the one promoting the art now. He was like poorest kids in class. Some snot nose, wide eye, eager kid and now he is leading the charge at age 74

@cooperharvey6624 3 года назад

A very humble man teaching his life experiences

@tylerjohnson1696 3 года назад

A true grandmaster don't call himself a grandmaster he's very humble man huge respect 👌

@jeffrypalagar5101 2 года назад

Hes faster than the blink of an eye. Strong body, strong mind you can really see the dedication of a true master to preserve his strength and pass the knowldege on to those who are willing to learn wholeheartedly....................godbless you Master Taborada

@hendrickacostaortiz7885 3 года назад

Wow! You really are another kind of person...A big Master of Martial Arts but at the same time so simple...great for you Man.

@nadnavlis240 3 года назад

Amazing man. I have met a few Grandmasters, real ones, not the self promoted ones. All the true Grandmasters I have known have a deep wisdom that applies to life and living, not just martial arts. I think that is one of the things that defines a Grandmaster: Great wisdom.

@Brandon-w3o 3 года назад

The world needs more like him. God bless him! May he find a true successor.

@fothify 4 года назад

What an absolute legend, this is what martial arts should be about. Humility.

@koalaukania9486 4 года назад

Automatic like... Completely wholesome 🙏🙏🙏

@nyirorokidul2207 2 года назад

His the humble practioners person.. the way he teach and communicate to his students so smooth.. love it keep it up grand master😘😘😘

@docsunga 6 лет назад

That last statement got me. Onions everywhere darn it... Mabuhay ang Balintawak Arnis!!

@jakeydog1969 3 года назад

He is a humble man I would gratefully call "Master". "God Bless You Sir".

@JDubz303 6 лет назад

how could there even be 28 people who dislike this video? this guy is amazing!

@ongging2 3 года назад

Maybe with of tears in their eyes hit the wrong button :)

@rodolfobaliga7577 3 года назад

Those people who dislike are those people who doesn't know the art of self defense......lol!

@dermotcorbin6795 3 года назад

Those 28 are jealous fools and no understanding of how to be humble.

@michaelbatts7149 4 года назад

This is an art you can dedicate yourself to. This is a Grandmaster teacher you can respect over the limit. He keeps it 110%! Much respect to Grandmaster Taboada!

@Mark-sc4bu 3 года назад

A wonderful man, and a privilege to see skill at this level. " It is not a fight, it is about control.". In that one statement lies the essence of true martial arts.

@egxmac7658 6 лет назад

It seems to me as summarize of this vid, that most real Grand Master are those who are humble.

@eastwind6572 3 года назад

True Masters and Grand Masters of Martial Arts are always humble people.

@iamthatiamacrystallightbei35 3 года назад

WOW TALK ABOUT CONTROL OF THIS DUALITY WORLD.NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS IN MY LIFE. I LOVE HIMSELF FOR HIS GRAND MASTERS DEFENCE MECHANICS. GREAT HE IS.

@williamcolombo3169 Год назад

I've met this man doing demos in NY, my instructor studied under him. He is as humble as humble can be, and MAN can he move quick.

@QuiChiYang2 6 лет назад

My mom's family is from there, and I recognize that pattern. It's one my grandpa showed me.

@dermotcorbin6795 3 года назад

Your grandpa was a smart man I'm not a pinoy but spent a long time in the PH, love the country the people I call my friends.

@ilantobianah 3 года назад

Phili Arts is amazing, and this master too. Total respect. Hug from Brazil.

@jftorbsie6457 5 лет назад

im very proud to GM Bobby his come from queen city of the south ... which is Cebu City Philippines..

@bayurocky1326 6 лет назад

when I first saw this video, I knew that this guy was a good and talented teacher.

@sdsrhdl6290 3 года назад

Salute Filipino...I cry... touch of this video... One of my dream.. Hope my son can learn that Art...

@TheClaptonisgod1 Год назад

Irrespective of martial arts, teaching, etc etc.. his words of 'scrubbing the floor' and 'I'm not a grandmaster' show in true beauty, that he is.

@juliusrojo5369 Год назад

So humble, so proud of you Tatay...Tatak Pinoy....During my Elem, I used to learn basic arnis. It's a self defense martial arts....Proud to be a Filipino....Mabuhay....

@harizummer3233 3 года назад

See how he express his words from his hearts as a master very kind man.

@kungmarkatta2000 Год назад

What a legend he is, and still so humble and wise!

@Aniontedone 4 года назад

If you humble your self you will be exalted. If you exalt your self you will be made ashamed. A very humble man this Grand Master.

@Kodesai 6 лет назад

I've had the privilege of training under BT extensively. He's beyond incredible.

@jackgabalski2492 2 года назад

I got to train in a workshop he taught a few years ago. Amazing to be in the same room as Bobby Taboada and witness that speed and skill live.

@14Titus 3 года назад

I'm getting ready to write an article on escrima and had absolutely no idea what it was and what it looked like before seeing this video. This is the first time i had ever seen escrima. Escrima is an amazing skill to have in fighting. I've always liked the style but never knew i had always liked escrima.

@hoofheartedicemelted296 4 года назад

He's a real gentleman, and humble too. What a combination.

@alancat2705 3 года назад

as I see with many masters they have simple lives , happy no need of fame or fortune and are has humble as the dust ,that in the streets they pass by unoticed as masters . They teach war with peaceful hearts , because it is better to be a warrior in a garden , than a gardiner in a war !.

@mjseals73 5 лет назад

thank you very much Sir...with lots of respect from the UK

@johnnytampocao7671 3 года назад

Much respect to the Grand Master at that age and speed it's unbelievable. SALUDO PO KAMI SA INYO. How I wish I'm still young I would have study this type of Martial art. I hope he can promote it in schools as part of a physical education, it will be very useful in every life specially now a days that there's so many bad elements everywhere.

@joeJoe-pb3su 4 года назад

Soo much respect. What a awesome martial art. I wish I can get training like this to teach my granddaughters.

@1gulbutt 3 года назад

Grand master, you are a great human being, Peace and blessings of God on to you

@JohnDoe-xm9ql 4 года назад

Humility and respect. Honor and depth. Consistency and wisdom. You can see it in the eyes of his students. I'm thinking if had more people like this. We wouldn't be going through alot of what's happening today. 🙏🇺🇸👏

@Anthony_Francisco_Art 3 года назад

wow that was surprisingly emotional for me, thank you for sharing his story and promoting the art

@monsterslayer4317 Год назад

Four amazing minutes. How do you know you are a Grand Master...when you simultaneously represent the ultimate skills of an art, and the ultimate humility of the beginner. I am in awe of these GMs. I pray there are more growing every day. Of course, they will not realize they are GMs. But we will recognize them.

@liamsolo2097 3 года назад

I love to see once again a lost techniques of arnis, when I saw the movement I was cried, thinking that I was seeing my grandfather doing binaluga technique, thank you very much sir.

@kevin8462 3 года назад

Philosophy is always what makes the master, a master. It should be everyones main goal

@jboyp 4 года назад

Long Live and More Power to All Promoters and Practitioners of Filipino Martial Arts...Johnny here, from Antique Philippines...

@lukewatkins1435 4 года назад

It's like most martial arts, it looks amazing against other practitioners of the art but would be amazing mixed with something else! Imagine a muay thai leg kick in there followed by a stick hit, fuckin brutal

@musashi939 4 года назад

Look up Richard Cotterill's. Not muay thai but he basically teaches that concept. To him balintawak is the engine that you put in _your_ car. What you make of it, is up to you. He teaches you the basics and then, tries to make you think about all the basic techniques bare handed, knife and so on. If you think this is a stab, then it is.... He tells you, use your stuff you're comfortable with and put on Richard's flavor of balintawak.

@musashi939 4 года назад

Not to mention a proper muay thai leg would be enough for most attackers. :). The stick would be overkill after such a kick. Oh and you don't need both you only need one precursor, doesn't even mean a hard hit just something that distracts him, the second attack is the one that hurts, the first was just the preparation to open him up for the second.

@Littleye2k2 4 года назад

Bruce Lee and Dan Inosanto did that 50 years ago.....look up Dog Brothers

@daltondammthebabe 4 года назад

@@Littleye2k2 what should i be looking for under dog brothers? I dont think it would pop anything on RU-vid.

@Littleye2k2 4 года назад

@@daltondammthebabe this the closest I could find to FMA/MMA ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CELN-DQI5qc.html

@patmccaffery1543 4 года назад

You can just tell this man has a good heart..!!

@koroniriawehipeihanahaumu6770 2 года назад

Humble soul you are a Legend as well your Grandmasters beautiful graceful martial artist amazing.

@md929 5 месяцев назад

I became facebook friend with Mr. Taboada. I wish I could train with him. Don't know any forms of any Martial Arts. We spoke on the phone and the man is very friendly and very humble.

@joetumlad24 3 года назад

Proud Bisaya! Very Humble❤ Long Live! Maestro Bobby! Greetings here from Paknaan, Mandaue Cebu and Ma-a,Davao City🇵🇭

@jons6834 3 года назад

What great, humble man. It would be such an honor to learn from him. His students are very lucky.

@Reason1717 3 года назад

Humble and highly skilled, thus we produce respect. Grand Master yes for sure.

@majinvegeta9280 4 года назад

And that's why hes a grand master.. humility. He knows hes just a man that perfected an art. Why does that make me a grand master

@streetsoundselectro124 3 года назад

Just a humble human being teaching his art, respect to you sir

@justgone123 Год назад

My late teacher was a one on one teacher as well, I based my whole defense on a handful of stick drills he taught me so it t is safe to say that I appreciate the art which you promote as well!

@kundetjenesten 5 лет назад

What a man! Watching this makes my eyes wet of pure joy! The world needs more men like GM Bobby! ♥️

@hanchobarbi8266 4 года назад

Down to earth guy. Excellent example for martial artist!

@altonmacapagong5124 3 года назад

He is very fast even he is 70yrs. old. I salute him.

@joeboracay4031 4 года назад

The man is incredible! "Watching and listening to him is very bumbling".

@Chamcgrady 2 года назад

His legacy won't be a trade mark profitable martial art, it will be the devotion and dedication to the art.... He is a living lesson of many aspects of life.