Manobo Tribe's Lethal Art of Eskapi, Traditional Blade Weapons | Ride N' Seek Philippines S4

For the final leg of her journey, Jaime visits the northeastern region of Mindanao. Known as one of the most affluent pre-colonial kingdoms of the Philippines, the port city of Butuan still holds some precious relics that tell of its rich history.
Jaime realizes that the region’s Manobo tribe has been keeping a secret form of martial arts alive for centuries, the lethal art of Eskapi. Using their traditional blade weapons, the Manobo mixes a graceful dance with a brutally offensive stance that Jaime will cautiously learn.
She realises that many of the skills she has picked up on her previous journeys will help her master what is considered the deadliest form of Filipino martial arts.
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Woah, another Filipino martial arts from mindanao? Awesome.

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This is more accurate than modern arnis. modern arnis has so many moves but when facing real enemy with real sundang(bolo) the only thing in your mind is to survive. Defend, kill, be killed, or run.

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