KING'S BLADE
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- Опубліковано 1 лют 2025
- Russian-Filipino-American action documentary project "KINGS BLADE" !!!
Interesting stories about Filipino martial arts, told by world-famous Grandmasters !!! Adventures and searches for an ancient relic in the amazing locations of the Philippines !!!
The unique documentary film featuring GM Romeo Macapagal, GM Rene Tongson, GM Bobby Taboada, GM Nicomedes Elizar,
GM Rodel Dagooc, Tuhon Mel Tortal, Tuhon Noy Baldwin T. Garrucho, Tuhon Ray Dionaldo, GM Arnold Narzo !!!
Starring: Felix Cortes and Alex Pisarkin !!!
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Don't be deceived by their friendly and happy go lucky demeanor they could literally end you in an instant....
Haha I’m a hard challenge for any martial artist bud
For fitness purposes, the DEp Ed could have added this to our PE classes. The skill i learned from my grandfather have saved me from 4 hooded lads in the dark alley of London. 3 knives against a 2 feet blue MDPE pipe i picked on top of the bin during the attack. As being mentioned by master Rodel, i learned a 'play' not for aggression but adequate enough not to piss on my pants when situation jump on my plate ...My appreciation for this epic videography and documentary too....oh, and Tanduay is the king's drink... tagay!
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.
I am impressed with the Filipino grandmasters. They're really good. All good communicators too in English. Nice docu film.
"Our masters prepared us for war not for a tournament"
Es un Documental que se debería ofrecer a los niños y jóvenes adultos para que sepan de sus raíces y las guarden como un tesoro heredado de generaciones pasadas y las venideras ,su cultura se parece a la de Puerto Rico,mis más sinceras felicitaciones desde,🇵🇷.
It inspired me to train harder in kali
Wow great documentary film. Thank you for showcasing the the filipino martial arts and beautiful islands Philippines. I live now in Belgium 🇧🇪. I remembered my father also trained in arnis.
i am so happy that our legacy has been recognized
I'm from mindanao were kali born. ka means kamay hands in english li means lihok move fast in english. And proud pilipino here.
I have never heard a better version of the song.. ‘Yesterday’. Out of the world singing voice. GM should have his own Album. Thanks for an amazing documentary. Best wishes from Australia.
indeed! kumbate mga master!
The King's Blade is the skill. You master the skill, you have found the King's Blade.
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 😇❤️🔑
when he says mano po...wow im so proud...
hope the new bloods still mano our elders as a respect...
proud pinoy here...
THIS VIDEO GIVESSS SO MUCHH HEARTT AND I HOPE YALL FELT THAT 🇵🇭❤️‼️ IM PROUD FILIPINO PROUD WARRIOR ‼️ GODBLESS US ALWAYS ‼️❤️🇵🇭
FMA and our Grand Masters made me proud as a Filipino.
Salute mga Guro!😎👍
One of the Most unique Martial Arts ever known in History. Simple and Direct but are very Deadly #FMA👊🇵🇭💜
there are also martial arts in sulu and basilan province, when i was assigned there, it is like silat. they practice at night under the full moon. try it there.
there are also fighting styles from the manobo tribes, during my stint in davao del norte.
i think ‘Eskapi is the Martial arts of Manobo
Wow very nice video,keep it up...,i snappy salute
I just watched King's of Blade! Awesome! I would like to thank my friends Felix Cortes and Alexander Pisarkin for the great work.
Thank you! I got emotional and learned a lot! I saw some friends and masters again.
Mabuhay! Salamat po!
my brother and i were taught under the balintawak system when i was turning 8 and he's turning 7. at time i taught they were just teaching us fancy moves like those in the movies until they let us spar with real bladed knives. so i can definitely say that filipino martial art is no sports game.
GMs can sing! Sooo Filipino! Love their harmonies! And thanks for showcasing the beauty of the PH islands in this video!
Balintawak practicioner here, my grandfather was one of the grandmaster of the art, GM Tonying Patalinghug.
Great humor and then realistic practices, i thoroughly enjoined it.
Thank you for sharing and patriotism with our Filipino Martial arts. i hope you learn more and teach everyone who are willing to Learn it. God Bless you Sir.
Great doc and an excellent vessel for promoting FMA to a wide audience!
Well done documentary, very interesting and dangerous to learn
The King's Blade or "Kampilan ni Lapu-Lapu"
"sundang" bro
I'm blessed to meet few of them in my life time and learn some of their techniques. Mang Romy, Mang Henry, Mang Rodel and Mang Fred. Thank you!
lapulapu,,,,one of the world's greatest warrior,,,and it proven based in the history,,,
Wow, We are grateful and honoured for this. Salamat!
👉🏾 It's a masterpiece ❤ a must-see adventure!
Manong Hondo 🙏🏾
🌴 Way to go, Alex and Felix, great job, you guys are awesome, much respect, from one of Tuhon Ray’s students in FCS, lol ! 😀👊🏼🙏🏼
Thank you for filming Filipino martial arts. It reminds me of my clan.
That is what I love about Filipinos, the sweetest people with the best food, but also the deadliest out there. Dichotomy. I may be biased though.
Our Filipino martial arts is not use to hurt people. But to defend our home family and ourselves against bad human beings. ..
Very Interesting and amusing FMA masters from cebu. That's what we called bisaya sense of humor. Proud.
Men! I never thought that our own martial arts have so many systems.
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.
Thanks this video. God bless Philippines.
Thank you so much to both of you... for making this film... proud to be a Filipino!! MABUHAY!!!
This was awesome!!!!
Salute to these kind of contents. Not only did you bring international caliber Grand masters of arnis in their home town, you brought them together in 1 video as well. Big respect to the deadly Arnis!! Love from Iloilo city.
Awesome thanks for this!
Awesome story .. where you see the beauty of the Philippines 🇵🇭 and experience the culture. You see how gracious and hospitable to a foreigner,
In the Philippines if they meet a friend there not just friend
They become there BROTHER OR SISTER they become a FAMILY
Such an incredible film!
23:45 is my favorite part :))
dope. I enjoyed this great job.
Our great great grand father cut hundreds of head of Spaniard by his sword back then. He was feared by Spaniard and respected by many Filipinos, his sword still keep by our relatives the PALACA clan in Valencia, Bohol.
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.
Dear Guro and Dear Grand Masters... Thank you for sharing and making this video, history, passion , knowledge, art, valor ,heroism, friendship and Love... 1 day, I will learn this precious Art of War and Defense... May God will it. God bless you all. Love from Pampanga Philippines.
We are 7,000 islands and almost same number tribal leaders with own dialects and manner or culture to defend themselves against each other. Every tribe has their own form and style of martial arts (if you call it that way) and improvised weapons and blades of different sizes ( from 3 inches (shortened pencil to kitchen knife, to Bolo to Kampilan) In my own opinion, The King's Blade is the daily Bolo or knife that a typical Filipino using every day in the Kitchen, Garden or in the mountains. The one that he carries in his waist or stucked on the right side of his foot.
Love it! Great documentary!
This is GOLD!!!
Damn that master can sing
great documentary great story! the Legendary Kings Blade!!!
WOWWWW AMAZING PROUD PINOY " KINGS BLADE
GREATTTTTTT
Incredible... Thank you so much for producing such an incredible story...
I hope they will make a Movie about Kali, Eskrima or Arnis...
I really enjoyed everything😊
Great Job! Thanks for this in youtube!
Its nice to see Kali's presence in Sao Paulo.
@@jillaaaa Thank you! Salamat!
I love the idea on how you execute this documentary in a very entertaining way. Also, this is very informative and educational. Thank you so much you guys for the effort and doing this. Much Love from the Philippines. Pugay! Po!
All the best,
Your brother from Modern Arnis - Ren
Friendship and brotherhood.
@ 24:00 Kalingaw ning Bisdak (GM Elizar/Taboada, wala man naapil GM Tabimina), hinubog kayo kantaha! Very good and funny FMA documentary.
pangamot para i depensa ang kaugalingon ug labaw sa tanan ang ma protektahan ang pamilya. kinahanglan dili gamiton sa masamang binuhatan... Long live FMA
Soo looking forward to train next month yeeey 🥰
Thank you for promoting our art ❤️ I hope some day I will me you
thanks for this amazing documentary!! ❤️❤️❤️🥰
Great history of this formidable Martial Art. Thanks.
i love this so muchhhhhhhhh love from ph!
naapil ang among lugar..kudos.
Great work.
I love how the grand masters are powerfull and gentle at the same time. How happy they are to embrace strangers and visitors. The old ones with their little bellies are probably the most dangerous. People you wouldn't like to face were you in the dark side of life.
Well done! Thank you for making this!
The wisdom of the masters was point on. "Kings Blade", or sharp staff, that also signifies authority are individual (1)Incorruptible Character/ Purity, (2)Absolute/Universal Principle, and (3)High Standard of Discipline. Which incorporates as package for Noble Responsibility/ Obligations, giving self for greater good as purpose of one's life. Where ever he rest his head, touch his feet & hands shall be a holy ground/ artifacts.
In their search for the kings blade, they found Tanduay!🤣😅
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... 😀😀😀
Awesome docudrama. Well done.
Wow this video is epic!
In the end, they found Tanduay 😅😅😅
Tagay amigo todo-todo.
Found the King’s blade and it’s called the sword of the spirit ❤
Salam from Indonesia 🙏🙏🙏
Everything ends with tagay! Proud pinoy!
Terrific video. Fantastic sparring sequences. And linking the myth(?) of the king's blade with lapu lapu is a really fresh idea. Congrats!
You know its a Filipino instructor when you heard the sound "Pak!" Every hit
🤣😂🤣
Pak pak pak
Ganern ganern😁😁😁😁😁
@@mr.pviewpiloton7348Hehehe! Kuhang kuha mo tol!😂😂😂
such a beautiful documentary ^! one of the best ive seen. Someone knows please some stories or anyway can tell me more about the influence of italian fencing techniques in arnis? For example in the spada e daga. I know kali had influences from scrimia of europeans like spanish, portogueses, dutch, french, italians.. spanish were there mainly and for long time i guess. Btw, italians school were very famous
Arnis is a compulsory physical fitness subject in Highschool before. I hope the department of Education still teach this legendary martial arts until today!
You're right, when i was in highschool 1998 1teacher taught us arnis, single and double ken, part of subject P.E.
Thanks,beautiful documentary of our ancient martial arts.😊
A tad bit over-dramatic. :-) But thanks for featuring our traditional Filipino Martial Arts. I would've preffered watching the interviews rather than the dramatized parts though.
Thank you very much 😭
Now I understood why mcarthur said:
Give me 10,000 Filifino soldiers and I will conquer the world..
I'm loving our culture in line
Filifino martial arts
Big respect for the grand masters
#pinoypride
Thank You ❤
I remember Mr Kali on our way to the Philippines he help me with my luggage he is very kind and generous
This film is very interesting, i love this video 🤗❤️
Respect and thanks man
A very nice documentary about our martial arts.
Go to visayas and mindanao ,many unknown great masters.i also know some moves called dosi paris.from bohol😊
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.😮
Salamat po Modern Arnis Channel.
I dont like how everything is being pronounced wrong by whoever is talking but thanks for this awesome documentary
That's why Barong is created( see thru clothes) and forced pinoys to wear it so that Spaniards will know if a pinoy is carrying a bolo or knife. As what spaniards said, "Don't be deceived by their smile and happy go lucky charm, they can end you on an instant"
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!😂😂😂
It should be called “Kali”. coz Arnes & Eskrima are both loaned words from colonizers. while “Kali” is indigenous from “Kalis”, the Filipino ancient sword originally used in that Martial Art and was replaced with Bamboos. It will also make sense, when Hindu war goddess is named Kali. presence of Hinduism has been around ancient Philippines, from gold artifacts of idols.
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..
IPINAGMAMALAKI KO ANG MGA GRANDMASTER AT LAKAN DATU NA PILIPINO/MAHARLIKANS, AT RESPETO SA KANILA DAHIL NA RIN SA KANILANG PRINSIPYO..
thank you po❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I am so impress with our art.the grand master remy presas
Grew up in Cebu City pretty much most of the masters were actually my neighbors. The Romo's, Marangga's and the Canete's. Romo was just a quite simple man, while Marannga was a police Major, Canete became famous because he had a school and took students both local and from abroad. How I wish to have learned from these Masters but at that time I was learning Karate. Arnis was not as popular as it is today. Now people from all over the world are flying to the Philippines to learn FMA.
The school was just in C. Padilla Doce Pares under SGM Cacoy Canete now his grandson GM Chuck Canete is the head instructor.
hello Im from Antique Province and I heard that one of the grandmaster comes from our place, I practice Martial arts, wing chun and arnis
Can you guys do a separate video, doing a commentary between encounters of the master and highlighting perhaps what they learned about the art but also of the master.