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You personally know these guys? In the 80's my younger brother was bullied by one of them, not sure who but yeah I went looking for them. Lucky for them that I was not able to catch any of them because we would have all regretted it. I guess it was the best after all.

It's amazing seeing this.

Bruce is very talented but I guess he decided to stay simple and happy. Pugay po!

Which one is Bruce and which is Brandon? 🙂

Ka ano2 nyu c idol Ronnie ricketts

Ano po to ni ronni

Dude... Where's Jason??

Where is grandmistress blind princess ?

fat little flowery princes stylist bwahahahahah

Great vid. Anyone know what type of trainer blades they're using and where to get them ?????

Much respect to Master Ricketts, may he rest in peace. Did a little bit of training with him years back.

got my ass kiced by this kid.hahaha

got my ass kicked by this kid.hahaha..it was an honor though.to have met him and his father.i can still feel his spinning back fist to my head till now.hahahaha

Nice, where is this gym located, looks very nice and spacious.

Great video of Master Topher and Guro Bruce. Awesome sword. Thanks for posting this BamBam. Rest in Peace Master Topher.

@jamiirali1 Cool, thank you so much for the info, Mabuhay :)

@Sinbad683 also if you go to empire training blades he will make you a fingergrip zanzibar but if you like the shiny polished look then go to edges. empire is less expensive but their blades can take a beating.

@jamiirali1 OH ok thanks. i'll look it up

@Sinbad683 it looks like a fingergrip zansibar. edges2 sells them i belive.

RIP Master Topher

Hello, what's the name of that particular blade they are using in the video? Mabuhay po,

These boys are good!

R.I.P. Master Topher

R.I.P. Master Topher

RIP master topher. my condolences to the family

R.I.P. Master Topher! Never forgotten!

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firstly, blades only have 1-2 two sharp sides. catching the blade on it's side, although still very dangerous is possible, and I guess like any martial arts or anything in life, if you've done it 1000 times, you're probably better at it than most others. I agree w/h jamiirali though, he didn't "exactly catch it, he parried it to the side. These guys were my last arnis teachers and when it comes to swords, they know what they are doing. Even when I saw Bruce at 14 I was blown away.

you might want to check out jesus pallorina of WEDO. during the skirmishes in the 2nd world war, he would parry katanas with his left hand, while chopping the opponent with his talibong at his right. he lost his left hand fingers doing that, but that's war, and it worked for him. tatang ilustrisimo was also a soldier in WWII. some eskrima techniques developed in that conflict. you might want to consider that.

he didnt exactly catch it he parried it on the flat side. obviously if tatang taught it he used it in his death matches. but to be sure i would inquire with the bakbakan guys on the matter.

beautiful kicks.

This is impressive. Do u guys have a school here in west los angeles?

That was a great experience being able to train with you all. I am looking forward to another visit. Much thanks. - Chris

Thank you for taking the time to show me all of that. It was very informative.

very nice, i am always impressed watching you guys move

who is that pogi guy and why does he hold so well?!?!?!

Wild Pare!!! WIIIIIILLLLLDDDDD

lol FIGHTER!!!