Chapter 45 Philippines: Guro Dan Inosanto, (Part 2/2): FRANK151

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  • In Part 2 of our discussion with Guro Dan Inosanto, the master schools us in a bit of Filipino martial art history, walks us through some basics, and explains why an eye gouge can be the best way to end a confrontation.
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Komentáře • 201

  • @colinweir1501
    @colinweir1501 Před 11 lety +35

    A rare man, a real WARRIOR WITH HONOUR who cares about others and most of all a great example for our children and young instructors BRUCE LEE would be proud. CLASS!

    • @TheJoshMaggot
      @TheJoshMaggot Před 11 měsíci

      Yes...get your kids involved early in life ...like those parents who force their kids to practice piano for hours a day instead of going out and playing with the other kids doing kid stuff instead of parent stuff. It soooooooooooo awesome for sure

  • @emp6410
    @emp6410 Před 3 lety +23

    Thanks Dan Inosanto for promoting Filipino Martial Arts. You are one of the best, if not the best FMA martial artist in the world. What makes you great and so unique is that you incorporated the very deadly FMA style with Karate, Judo and Jet Kun Do of Bruce Lee.
    I wish you can expand your gym here in the Philippines for our children to learn these combination.

  • @Kung-Tech-Fu
    @Kung-Tech-Fu Před 5 lety +24

    I love and take great pride in being a student of Guru Dan it has been my life long pursuit in the Martial Arts didn't get my chance, directly until about 1989/90 , I love being a part of this JKD/Filipino M.A./Silat legacy. It's a true honor just to be in his presence at seminars or otherwise.

    • @larryjones1333
      @larryjones1333 Před 3 lety

      Guro Inosanto is an amazing man ... got to go to some of his seminars ...so much information!!

    • @redskin6146
      @redskin6146 Před 3 lety +1

      He states that Kali draws from Indo-persian, indo-Chinese, Indo-Malay influences ....but HOW and from what did the Philippines experience all those influences? What is it in Kali that you can see from other regions? Thanks

  • @richarddiaz577
    @richarddiaz577 Před 8 lety +51

    I went to GURU Dan Academy a few years ago and to see him move is amazing . everything he does is with such fluid motion. God bless him .

  • @LeeEricsson
    @LeeEricsson Před 10 lety +72

    This guy is the real deal....

  • @baldieman64
    @baldieman64 Před 3 lety +4

    I trained and taught several martial arts for over 35 years and almost every time I was introduced to a concept that gave me reason to re-evaluate what I was doing and ask if there was a better way, a little digging lead me right back to Guro Dan Inosanto.
    "Reference points" are a great example: Whether you're practising grappling, trapping, joint locking or striking, there are positions that come up again and again. Those reference points offer effective start positions for practice and mental triggers for action to apply a technique or switch between strategies.
    When teaching, you can build drills around them, or you can go into a dojo, show them something completely alien, stop at a reference point and switch to their system and nomenclature, so you can have a class of Aikido students practising trapping and finishing every drill with nikajo, sankajo or kote-gaeshi.

  • @i_hate_mma
    @i_hate_mma Před 6 lety +104

    I think I can probably say that as martial artist Guro Inosanto is probably the best in the world.

  • @secretinsd3959
    @secretinsd3959 Před 4 lety +10

    I am a 2nd degree Tracy’s Kenpo and 3rd degree Kajukenbo but my favorite to train is Kali! I believe Kenpo is the best mix with Kali because it flows and reinforces economy of motion so consistently.

  • @Mr7730
    @Mr7730 Před 10 lety +30

    I love Dan so much... so much.

    • @CBHDK59
      @CBHDK59 Před 9 lety

      I like him too but don't have to kiss his truth, I want to know whether his beliefs are right or wrong. all you should do the same. lets water down the martial arts.

    • @Mr7730
      @Mr7730 Před 9 lety

      Ahhh. Ok.

    • @kasama4christMedia
      @kasama4christMedia Před 6 lety

      awesome man. very nice guy

    • @CBHDK59
      @CBHDK59 Před 5 lety

      @@kasama4christMedia that I believe he is.

    • @mikelao8434
      @mikelao8434 Před 5 lety +1

      Don’t dilute philosophy or martial art. The idea is to seek the Truth.

  • @hammondeggar8917
    @hammondeggar8917 Před 8 lety +8

    Dan Inosanto is a living legend.There's probably not a martial art out there that tjis man hasn't studied.

  • @ngma03
    @ngma03 Před 9 lety +11

    The idea of studying an art is to be able to absorb what is useful to one's needs and one's individuality and still be able to to respect all forms art (fight styles).
    As human beings the moment we stop learning is when we die.
    RESPECT AND MAYBE THEM WE CAN START THE LEARNING PROCESS.

  • @coolwaterdvr
    @coolwaterdvr Před 12 lety +1

    I have the greatest respect for Guro Dan Inosanto. He's a very humble guy. Despite his wide knowledge in various martial arts and practicing it all his life yet he still calls himself guro. Very humble indeed. I never heard him call himself grandmaster. For me you are a THE Grandmaster. Mabuhay po kayo.

  • @carsonvester557
    @carsonvester557 Před 5 lety +4

    1 of the greatest teacher's of all time!!! D.I.

  • @JunKawa
    @JunKawa Před 5 lety +18

    Kali/Arnis is not dead in the Philippines. Actually, college schools have a curriculum for kali/arnis but with stick only. Not bladed weapons.

    • @emp6410
      @emp6410 Před 3 lety

      Yes, I agree that Arnis is not dead here in the Philippines. But more than 2 decades ago, I can say it was, because old timer instructors still teaching their students secretly. If not because of Don Inosanto and the rest of many Filipino Martial Art (FMA) instructors abroad who teaches FMA openly in their respective gym, senator Migs Zubiri might not be able to pass a law making Arnis as our National Sports.
      Many thanks to all the FMA instructors abroad who modernized the Filipino Martial Arts and made it known all over the world!

    • @astrofotografias8753
      @astrofotografias8753 Před 2 lety

      Don't worry, Arnis lives a lot in the rest of the World.

  • @larrysantos9496
    @larrysantos9496 Před 4 lety +5

    Kali is good for the brain. It trains the brain to think fast. Also good for coordination, balance, general physical condition. It can even prevent Alzheimer's disease.

  • @Reporterfreebies
    @Reporterfreebies Před 10 lety +12

    great filipino martial art....

  • @nxrdla
    @nxrdla Před 7 lety +25

    master dan is one of the best grandmaster in the world

    • @youtube.com_joapelanio
      @youtube.com_joapelanio Před 4 lety +1

      But hes not fast as the MASTER ARNIS ESCRIMADOR in the Philippines.

    • @nightrider5109
      @nightrider5109 Před 4 lety

      RESPECT !

    • @dssample1239
      @dssample1239 Před 4 lety

      @@youtube.com_joapelanio
      Link please
      Thanks

    • @youtube.com_joapelanio
      @youtube.com_joapelanio Před 4 lety

      @@dssample1239 Link of what?

    • @dssample1239
      @dssample1239 Před 4 lety

      @@youtube.com_joapelanio
      I am new in arnis...
      Any suggestion po aboit sa school ng arnis.
      Ano ba maganda
      Dami kasi nakiya sa wiki iba iba style. Meron inosanto, dose pare, illustrisimo,,
      Thanks

  • @josephramos980
    @josephramos980 Před 4 lety +1

    Mr Dan Inosanto is a living proof of Filipino Martial Arts. despite of the fact that he were Born and raise in the US for a long period of time a have my higher respect to him as a Filipino. longlive to yah Guru/Shifu/Master Dan Inosanto.🙏🙏🙏

  • @jkdisforme8469
    @jkdisforme8469 Před 11 lety +1

    A great teacher that produces great teachers.

  • @TS-km5wn
    @TS-km5wn Před měsícem

    Love Dan Inosanto-CoCreator of JKD Concepts/Filipino Martial Arts with Bruce Lee. I consider Dan as my Martial Arts Great GrandFather.
    After Bruce Lees Death,Dan Instructed Paul Vunak,Who Instructed My Sifu-
    Craig Stanton.(NJ)
    I studied JKD Concepts/Filipino Martial Arts in the mid 1990's & its Hands Down The Best for "Street-Fighting"

  • @lucapowers1717
    @lucapowers1717 Před 9 lety +37

    Bruce Lee an this man were best friends. Bruce Lee trained him in ways but JKD weapons tactics stem strongly towards Kali. if Bruce Lee thought this man was good enough to teach him I'd say he is good enough to teach anyone. kali has my upmost respect.

  • @vloggingismyhobby
    @vloggingismyhobby Před 3 lety

    Idol Dan. Beginner practicioner here K.I. eskrima. I want to learn and to Preserve our Filipino Martial arts because its our treasure and its so Effective on a real life situation.

  • @kupchoi
    @kupchoi Před rokem

    It was always very informative when Guru Inosanto would do a seminar at our school

  • @phoenixgierra6484
    @phoenixgierra6484 Před 11 lety +2

    Mabuhay ka Guro Dan!

  • @JimBCameron
    @JimBCameron Před 9 lety +2

    Best summary of FMA I've seen.

  • @ramonepedgio5964
    @ramonepedgio5964 Před rokem

    I studied at the Inosanto Academy for a few years. It was definitely a life-changing experience.

  • @frank151
    @frank151  Před 11 lety +4

    Thanks for sharing!

  • @monsterslayer4317
    @monsterslayer4317 Před měsícem

    Greatest martial artist of our age.

  • @nestorjr.densing1977
    @nestorjr.densing1977 Před 8 lety +2

    Arnis(Stick Fighting) was taught way back when is was in High School.. It was a part of our P.E. class..

  • @Kiddyyep
    @Kiddyyep Před 3 lety

    I learned kali or arnis in our physical education class 1 and 2 in the Philippines, from basics, disarming and groupings. What's nice about this system is once learned it's hard to forget.

  • @paulpatnon9428
    @paulpatnon9428 Před 8 lety +8

    Here in my province in philippines, there's a lot of martial artist we know most of them already gone but they never thought filipino martial arts to other people, they are very careful in choosing people they wanna teach. The person must be disciplined and have a good heart. Because they said it is deadly and dangerous to learn of irresponsible person. They hide it, that is why i switch to tae kwon do. And luckily we have a few self defense lesson not knowing that our instructor already teaching us a filipino martial art.

    • @jquest43
      @jquest43 Před 6 lety

      Paul Patnon so you WERE learning Kali fma and you SWITCHED to tkd,,,LOSER!!

    • @mikelao8434
      @mikelao8434 Před 5 lety

      That is rather wise of them to choose who they should or shouldn’t teach I do the same with my choice of students.

  • @julierussell4316
    @julierussell4316 Před 3 měsíci

    Love you Dan

  • @MrBigbadbob09
    @MrBigbadbob09 Před 2 lety

    Excellent! Thanks

  • @nightrider5109
    @nightrider5109 Před 4 lety

    What an incredible human being RESPECT 🙏🙏

  • @louise2519
    @louise2519 Před 2 lety

    My biological mother is Filipino Chinese and my Ethiopian Italian Indian paternal grandfather. My biological mothers mom is a CHICANO from a small village in Madrid Spain

  • @rdgnr8
    @rdgnr8 Před 8 lety +37

    sad to say.... a lot of western people are familiar with FMA while a lot Filipinos are not familiar with our own Martial art.... i think our country needs to pay attention about this so that we can preserve our own culture...

    • @MrAlipatik
      @MrAlipatik Před 7 lety +1

      cuz u could hit lots of chicks learning foreign arts that's why..

    • @livinginthetruthministries7094
      @livinginthetruthministries7094 Před 6 lety +1

      Japhet Planque.. This is the same for many South American/Caribbean martial arts there is esgrima (original spelling of eskrima) that was used to fight against invading countries like the France, England, Spain.. Many indigenous people and African slaves fought with the Spanish in the Spanish wars as well earning their freedom.. the same our martial arts dying unlike the Asian martial arts popularity, esgrima is unknown or not appreciated by the younger generations.. I agree to persevere its history..

    • @livinginthetruthministries7094
      @livinginthetruthministries7094 Před 6 lety

      Universal Kombat, I've never said that it was created in South America/Caribbean you need to do your history on Filipino marial arts the term are in Spanish esgrima is Spanish for skirmish arnis is armor, as well as many terms used came from the Spanish the Filipinos adopted the esgrima system from the Spanish and combined it with their indigenous Martial Arts of Kali and many other styles that already there.. There are martial arts that are not exposed that are in the Caribbean and South America.. places like Colombia, Haiti, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Mexico and these are only the places that I know of not including other places in South America/Caribbean.. These are arts that are passed on by the freedom fighters in defense of the people that fought with or fought against Spanish and other Europeans with the use of machete...Puerto Rico group is the Macheteros that fought against the British using esgrima with Machete,.. Slaves in Haiti fought against the French using the Machete during the French revolution, .. Colombia Slaves earned their freedom fighting with the Spanish using Esgrima and settled in Buenos Aires Cauca.. I ask that you do your research before you jump to conclusions my friend..

    • @livinginthetruthministries7094
      @livinginthetruthministries7094 Před 6 lety +1

      Universal Kombat,.. well there is a book called the Filipino Martial Culture by Mark Wiley that talks bout the Spanish Esgrima System being adopted into their Martial Arts Culture so that alone should give you a hint that Esgrima also was adopted by other countries wherever the Spanish went.. Besides I've seen these arts they are very similar to Filipino versions of Esgrima.. but I will be Honest the Filipino is more refined techniques than that I've seen in the Caribbeans but they are practically synonymous, just the terms and culture is different but the same struggle for liberation from the Spanish..

    • @livinginthetruthministries7094
      @livinginthetruthministries7094 Před 6 lety

      Universal Kombat.. look let's agree to disagree Esgrima comes from Spain that is what I believe and it was modified in the Philippines but your entitled to believe otherwise just do your research for your own sake you don't have to convince me maybe you need to ask Dan Innosanto He'll be the first to tell you the truth on the subject just get the book written by him called "Filipino History" and the book "Filipino Martial Culture" by Mark Wiley.. the rest is up to you.. I do appreciate the conversation with you.. thank you for that.. be blessed my brother..

  • @selfdiagnosis143
    @selfdiagnosis143 Před 8 lety +17

    they said kali is dead in philippines because only few people knew this martial art and its not being teach in philippines even in gyms well they are wrong the reason why they dont teach kali and other FMA in philippines because its just very deadly and dangerous but very effective in both offense and defense thats why only those who are in special forces are allowed to train FMA but the sad truth is that only few filipinos knows their own martial art because they prefer TKD,KARATE,etc and they dont even have idea how rich their culture that they have their own martial art,most gyms in philippines are teaching tkd,karate kung fu you cant find a gym that teaches kali you need to go in some remote areas in philippines just to find a master,they dont know how special their martial art that it is being use to train special forces in other countries but kali is never dead in philippines its just its not being teach because they prefer westernized teaching for example in school they teach football which is not their own instead of kali which is part of their tradition that almost forgotten

    • @darkmathsamport3694
      @darkmathsamport3694 Před 8 lety

      i really want to train the traditional martial arts, but i don't knos any gyms in the davao city and that's true, i have a friend and he is a tkd practitioner and when i told him if he know fma he answered no :(

    • @darkmathsamport3694
      @darkmathsamport3694 Před 8 lety

      im also a tkd practitioner but i stop

    • @selfdiagnosis143
      @selfdiagnosis143 Před 8 lety

      +darkmath samport i felt u bro i also want to train the traditional way but i couldnt find any gyms in Philippines,good for u that u stop atleast u recognized our own tradition

    • @reevheart2
      @reevheart2 Před 6 lety

      lets practice im from davao ^__^

    • @aresbless
      @aresbless Před 6 lety

      Michael Ramirez ...sad but true.. im american.. train in kali and silat. Fuck football...

  • @banegriffis2972
    @banegriffis2972 Před 7 lety +1

    great master

  • @roditojaurigue586
    @roditojaurigue586 Před 4 lety

    Master Dan Inosanto the friend of Bruce Lee gives honor to the art of arnis in the Phil.God Bless Master Dan..you deserved honor and respect from your homeland the national sports of the phillipines!

  • @Baby1245
    @Baby1245 Před 4 lety

    Mabuhay Sir...

  • @johnjeremiah7760
    @johnjeremiah7760 Před 4 lety

    One of the Greats!

  • @oldmanchainsaw3540
    @oldmanchainsaw3540 Před 5 lety

    The most knowledgeable martial artist on the planet. His knowledge now far supercedes that of Bruce Lee. Only fanboys could argue otherwise. Been everywhere and studied everything for 50 odd years. His humility is impressive considering his ability, something I think Bruce Lee struggled with especially as a younger man.
    May he live forever

  • @srbijasrbijasrbija5343
    @srbijasrbijasrbija5343 Před 6 lety +1

    Inosanto is true fighter.Respect

  • @landee3518
    @landee3518 Před 6 lety +26

    Kali or arnis is not dead in Philippines.. Actually instead of using sticks they prefer to use bolo.. Hack to kill.. LoL!

  • @chrism651
    @chrism651 Před 10 lety +1

    Hey DAN, I KNOW YOUR BEST FRIEND RODNEY FISHER IN LONG BEACH MISSISSIPPI, ME AND MY BROTHER TOOK JAPANESE SHOUTOKAHN KARATE CLASS WERE THE OWNLY THREE PHILIPINOS IN HIS CLASS SIGN CHRIS MOORE.

  • @rickjamez13itch
    @rickjamez13itch Před 11 lety

    Mabuhay Po

  • @kevin080592
    @kevin080592 Před 3 lety

    mabuhay guro dan!

  • @heinzegger7746
    @heinzegger7746 Před 10 lety +1

    nice to see and hear a legend!!!!!! ;-)

  • @kylethornberry7074
    @kylethornberry7074 Před 4 lety +1

    Espada y daga? Sinawali? Good times. Good vid

  • @senecashemayme4022
    @senecashemayme4022 Před 5 lety

    I just recently started training at an MMA gym. Very talented jiu jitsu and very well rounded thai boxing but it just doesnt feel complete without elements of JKD concepts/Inosanto methods/FMA

  • @cindymananzalamartinez6679

    arnis in the philippines is actually starting to become popular again...its being introduced in PE in schools to familiarize newer generations of filipinos to arnis...In the phil its more known as arnis rather than kali...

  • @Fangsinurface
    @Fangsinurface Před 12 lety

    That was a great interview.

  • @ronbonick4265
    @ronbonick4265 Před 5 lety

    Dan the man

  • @redskin6146
    @redskin6146 Před 3 lety

    He states that Kali draws from Indo-persian, indo-Chinese, Indo-Malay influences ....but HOW and from what did the Philippines experience all those influences? What is it in Kali that you can see from other regions? Thanks

  • @jasminesmith1038
    @jasminesmith1038 Před 3 lety

    I really wanna learn it straight from a Filipino teacher. But dunno if they have any near me

  • @seaFoodSifu
    @seaFoodSifu Před 11 lety +16

    As a law enforcement officer, I have used Kali many times to defend myself. Along with that, not all cops are corrupt, just a VERY small percentage that we always try to weed out. You generalized too much, and generalizations are never helpful nor accurate.

    • @silenciummortum2193
      @silenciummortum2193 Před 4 lety +3

      I agree brother especially in these current times. Thank you for your service and God bless you.

    • @larryjones1333
      @larryjones1333 Před 3 lety

      Thank you for your service and prayers sir, I got to go to Guru Inosanto seminar... he was amazing.. speed . .. accuracy ,, knowledgeable!!!!

  • @carllubrin8518
    @carllubrin8518 Před 11 lety

    My idol :) and I use to do Sikaran arnis and now tae kwon do :)

  • @jmbangkas5233
    @jmbangkas5233 Před 2 lety

    This is my grandfather's master

  • @noelcahilig4249
    @noelcahilig4249 Před 10 lety +2

    that is a Balintawak style arnes wth combat judo combination.w/ knife fighting

    • @topherodesk
      @topherodesk Před 10 lety

      why is it called combat judo? does it have influence with japanese art? are you also a balintawak player?

    • @noelcahilig4249
      @noelcahilig4249 Před 10 lety

      Yes when enemy strike the balintawak have defense then sunddenly execution then many unique techniques. used like a mix martial arts.

    • @noelcahilig4249
      @noelcahilig4249 Před 10 lety

      watch the video of talamban chapter balintwak by jun elizar

    • @topherodesk
      @topherodesk Před 10 lety

      Noel cahilig there is japanese influence in combat judo of Balintawak?

  • @defza
    @defza Před 2 lety

    He's 77 years old in this video

  • @wilcals5294
    @wilcals5294 Před 5 lety

    Filipino martial arts supreme

  • @johnwest360
    @johnwest360 Před 10 lety

    Ur the Man !

  • @ilovevn5499
    @ilovevn5499 Před 4 lety

    As many hits and first hand experience with Bruce Lee. It has also help improve his own jeet kun do.

  • @arnoldp8962
    @arnoldp8962 Před 2 lety

    If Game of Death wasn't a movie, the Bruce vs Dan scene scene would've ended differently.

  • @jonathangee9348
    @jonathangee9348 Před 5 lety

    Hey Stick's. Tell Mark Mikita that I said hello. My buddy trained under you and Mark Mikita for a long time.

  • @antonios8996
    @antonios8996 Před 3 lety

    More for Show, not for Real fight, i will see a sparring Sequenz from this Master

  • @eadee1847
    @eadee1847 Před 9 lety +7

    This is why FMA is number ONE choice in SFs all across the globe, not some karate or Kung Fu bs that never seems to work nowadays...

    • @yupera7325
      @yupera7325 Před 9 lety

      This only works in training lol

    • @eadee1847
      @eadee1847 Před 9 lety

      Sure it does. :)

    • @w3pa
      @w3pa Před 9 lety +2

      yup era If it does then I wonder why a lot of Police forces and even Military in the US bother to train in this? Didn't you hear the history? It was used in actual conflict. of course, if you bring a gun to a martial arts fight....

    • @YoutubeDeleteUncensoredYou
      @YoutubeDeleteUncensoredYou Před 9 lety

      +VelaToNorma7 another way of kali... kali panuntukan. that is kind of man to man battle. used by military around the globe.

    • @saiyomaru
      @saiyomaru Před 8 lety

      +Ea Dee SF = Small Forward? LOL...sorry man i only know SF as that cus i play basketball

  • @stefanlicht2060
    @stefanlicht2060 Před 5 lety

    Respekt

  • @willb8684
    @willb8684 Před 6 lety

    certified bad ass

  • @mark12345697
    @mark12345697 Před 11 lety

    I like this song wich is in the background could somone tell me the song name? or the genre?

  • @rommelapelacio7785
    @rommelapelacio7785 Před 3 lety

    Si Andres Bonifacio b magaling din b sa kali?

  • @MassimoBiraglia
    @MassimoBiraglia Před 9 lety

    i need the music in the background! help me!

  • @northernpike13
    @northernpike13 Před 12 lety +3

    Its understandable. I'm not saying there aren't alot of assholes out there, and worst. But the majority are just average people. There is no way around it. With any organization that large, especially with an element of power involved, you will get power trippers, racists, dummies and occasionally murderers. But that same organization has an overwhelming majority of people that would risk their lives for people they have never met before, including me and you. lets agree not to stereotype them.

  • @markpenachos9791
    @markpenachos9791 Před 3 lety

    One one bruce lee's students and the first certified instructor to teach Bruce Lee's style all over the world.

  • @AD-eu8eo
    @AD-eu8eo Před 9 lety

    which one did he do in the game of death?

  • @michaelticsay7
    @michaelticsay7 Před 2 lety

    Do he speaks tagalog?

  • @bisdakpinoy3428
    @bisdakpinoy3428 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Dan Inosanto vs. Bruce Lee
    NUNCHAKU FIGHT DUEL
    czcams.com/video/H98MLmW5tYw/video.htmlsi=fvBMKYHD970Z1dO8

  • @maryannnase4175
    @maryannnase4175 Před 7 lety

    He is the one who fight to Bruce Lee

  • @tomasdemeter5804
    @tomasdemeter5804 Před 2 lety

    Grandmaster

  • @northernpike13
    @northernpike13 Před 12 lety

    The vast majority of L.E. are good people that are willing to risk their lives to protect those that cant protect themselves. The majority of criminals they might use these techniques against are people you likely haven't interacted with and that's why you are so misguided. Yes, there are bad cops and yes some "criminals" aren't really evil but you cant possibly be so ignorant that you dont realize that the majority of the time someone trying to stab a cop is an actual bad person.

  • @Lightner445555555555
    @Lightner445555555555 Před 10 lety

    Was Dan already in martial arts before he met Bruce? Anybody?

    • @Sinbad683
      @Sinbad683 Před 10 lety +1

      yes he was. Filiino Martial Arts

    • @mrsilat
      @mrsilat Před 10 lety +3

      He was also studying Kempo under Ed Parker, that was how he meet Bruce Lee.

    • @RayWhiteMMA
      @RayWhiteMMA Před 10 lety +1

      Mr. Silat is correct, I believe his first formal MA school training was in Kempo, but his uncles and family friends were escrimadores so he practiced FMA from a young age from many of the well known filipino masters as a matter of family culture.

    • @RayWhiteMMA
      @RayWhiteMMA Před 10 lety +1

      Ray White Oh, and Guro Dan told me it was actually Bruce Lee who convinced him to go back and learn his heritage art in a systematic and serious way, which lead Mr. Inosanto to learn from Johnny Lacosta and others.

    • @Sinbad683
      @Sinbad683 Před 10 lety +1

      Cool. I didn't know that

  • @tworoads40
    @tworoads40 Před 2 lety

    Hawaiian LA anak...White Spanish Filipino

  • @fahvm4362
    @fahvm4362 Před 4 lety

    Is this silat or filipino martial art?

  • @tonyvalente
    @tonyvalente Před 2 měsíci

    Dan is a great martial art ambassador but as far as a martial artist, his stick work is averaged best. His knife work is not good. He never learned how to Kick and Bruce Lee told him to close down the schools immediately.

  • @charlzph7230
    @charlzph7230 Před 4 lety

    Can he speak Tagalog?

  • @pepehorhae
    @pepehorhae Před 11 lety

    Shang Tsung!

    • @betacrest10
      @betacrest10 Před 7 lety

      Sorry, but you're referring to a completely different actor/person. That would be Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa.

  • @suttercaine1987
    @suttercaine1987 Před 5 lety

    I think Dan Inosanto is much more technical than Bruce Lee was.

    • @mtheorymkali5770
      @mtheorymkali5770 Před 5 lety

      dude ! most of the world never even got a chance to even know just how technical bruce really was. lmbo ..

    • @suttercaine1987
      @suttercaine1987 Před 5 lety

      @@mtheorymkali5770 We saw Bruce Lee`s techniques in his movies. He was best known for his kicking and punching ability. Dan Inosanto is much more experienced with weapons and close quarter combat.

  • @northernpike13
    @northernpike13 Před 12 lety

    That same person would stab you in the back or your family members with out a second thought. Do you think it would be better to not have any police at all and just let the strong and willing take from the weak and unwilling? You must have recently got a speeding ticket and now your all pissed off at LEO.

  • @Ms559fresno
    @Ms559fresno Před 8 lety

    Jacob bruce lee

  • @seaFoodSifu
    @seaFoodSifu Před 11 lety

    Show me the evidence to prove me wrong then. We aren't living in the 70s or 80s here in America.

  • @CBHDK59
    @CBHDK59 Před 10 lety

    HUNT KING DO is more simpler then jkd. by the way dan not a good idea to teach stepping close rang knife techniques especially while standing still. knife techniques should be taught while the partner closes in do your part and quickly move away from his the knife. 10/12/2014

    • @kali550
      @kali550 Před 9 lety +3

      ^This guy. SMH.

    • @saiyomaru
      @saiyomaru Před 8 lety

      +Charles Benitez too much tequilas amigo....

  • @BAUER33ful
    @BAUER33ful Před rokem

    in哦撒太哦 佛i他人诶那的哦 破肉 体哦 Bruce😅

  • @absurd_patience
    @absurd_patience Před 11 lety

    Very small? Psshhhhhhh

  • @mark12345697
    @mark12345697 Před 10 lety

    FFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUCK UUUUUUUUUUUUU

  • @spiritualnofwup9555
    @spiritualnofwup9555 Před 10 lety

    Bootlickers. I would have to test out a guro to see if he is worth my time as an aprentice. Full contact 3 minute spar, possibly followed by 5 minutes 3/4 speed full weight blows and 3/4 pressure locks. I will know in one minute who is more skilled. He has much experience in a couple of modernized arts. I'm all budo, military drill and traditional combat trained, 46 schools. Since i could Crawl startling with traditional western boxing/ no rules defence. Karate/ kimpo/ jujutsu/muay thai/dim mak/aikido/judo/ gongfu-sifuwong-chigong-taichi chin-na/animal forms and 8ways moving/ white eyebrow/ tibetan lion/ white crane deadly yang form/ secret venom family heir animal forms(6forms)/ ninpo/ budo taijutsu/ family heir restricted budo/ yagyu/ niten ichi/ aiki-jutsu kiaijutsu (7schools)/ goya ryu shadow boxing/ viking beserikir/ anatomica romana/ fencing 8 forms 4 def-4offensive/ pieced together vajramukti from shaolin north form diamond fist and kulari payut/ japanese pirate martial art otako ryu resurrected from octopus themed techniques in various 500+ year old ryuha both samurai-honin-shinobi in origin. I have absorbed entirely these arts and have not wasted my time adhering to philosophy of non-deadly arts that profess to make warriors. One question. Can I kill at least 10 attackers with this art? If no I die. Fuck bullshiddo! I will kill anyone at anytime i find approvable with my skill alone. Your philosophy will get you X'd and so will an overeager student with no formal training. Weak. If you are injured can you still fight? I can, have and will. I have used my teeth to bleed out a stronger attacker. This is necessary. You will not outlast me. Your students are but wallet padding and fodder. I would tear them apart in front of you and unbuild your egos temple. I am a force of nature; chaos incorruptible/ death incarnate. So, can you teach me anything?

    • @Robert-rl7rd
      @Robert-rl7rd Před 9 lety +5

      Shut the fuck up and stop talking shit.

    • @UptownAsh
      @UptownAsh Před 9 lety

      Humility

    • @w3pa
      @w3pa Před 9 lety

      Spiritual€@nofwup@$$ OMG!! It's the REAL BATMAN!!!
      not

    • @asianmalefighter
      @asianmalefighter Před 9 lety +2

      Spiritual€@nofwup@$$ you should eat a Snickers bar. You tend to bullshit a lot when you're hungry.

    • @Eklegomai
      @Eklegomai Před 8 lety +1

      +Spiritual€@nofwup@$$ who gives a fuck?

  • @blakex3180
    @blakex3180 Před rokem

    Guro means Teacher in Filipino.