We all do, especially 1st generation Filipinos that feel like they wanna connect through their culture in a different fashion. Outside of the cultural events, there's something else one gets out of training FMA if the cultural history and traditions are taught along side it.
I met a lot of B.S teachers in my 40 years, Joseph Bautista is a true educator of FMA. He has vision. This is the first time I seen a school like his. I wish he was around when I was a kid.
We've known Joseph for over 12 years, and he is definitely progressive in his ways of teaching and promoting the art on top of community/culture relationships.
@@FMAPulse can't wait to meet you all fantastic people. Italy is pretty dry in matter of FMA. Zero culture behind it. Can you imagine that it has been, for many years, registered as a "Wing Chun derivation art?" :((( hopefully things will change in the future! One day, i'd love to have a place like this one that Joseph has! Cheers guys!
@@CovertExpertiseArtiMarziali Didn't know that piece of information. Crazy. One day you too can have a place like ours. It takes a lot of work and community support. But totally doable. Feel free to reach out if you feel we can help out.
Good work Sir, I can relate in many ways to your story. I'm from old school and to the find the new generations have absorbed the knowledge and respect of the old and finding new visions and ideas evolving through the new generation I'm impressed and inspired for the future. Thank you🙏
Great to see you guys doing videos again. This is great, Legacy is teaching the next generation of FMA to youth. Really like that they’re adding the cultural education to their program as well.
It's definitely a different approach in education and program. Something we haven't seen in other FMA schools/or groups. Adding the history and culture courses as well as basic first aid makes them well rounded. They also have elements of a community center for the Filipino and Fil/American community.
Sorry but we don't have any personal references in Thailand....Hopefully you do find someone. Or perhaps someone here can help direct you. If you do find someone please let us know. Would love to know who is representing in Thailand. Good luck !
I do fma and love it.😉 I even teach it. I meant germanys own legacy and heritage. IMO i don't like this topic at all. My grandfather was a Nazi and i don't want to be proud about it or hope that anything is being inherited from him. My origin says nothing about who and what i am and i am proud about that fact. Cheers.
To timestamp 12:20 A friend of mine is Filipino with his own Family style and everytime he hears heritage and legacy he is rolling his eyes. His words not Mine:"WE were Pirates. We stole everything. We stole every technique and made it ours. So rebranding something back as fma is like proclaiming something as fma that was stolen before anyway." Not mine words. His.
CHAPTERS:
0:00 - INTRO
3:11 - Inspiration for Legacy FMA
5:37 - Styles of Legacy FMA
7:44 - New Journey | Leaving the Nest
9:38 - Traditions & Culture
11:16 - Vision & Goals
12:48 - Splintering of systems | Perspective
13:35 - Challenges of the Progression of FMA
16:17 - Art & Practicality | Separation
18:40 - Credits
Wish I had a place like this to train when I was a kid.
We all do, especially 1st generation Filipinos that feel like they wanna connect through their culture in a different fashion. Outside of the cultural events, there's something else one gets out of training FMA if the cultural history and traditions are taught along side it.
I met a lot of B.S teachers in my 40 years, Joseph Bautista is a true educator of FMA. He has vision. This is the first time I seen a school like his. I wish he was around when I was a kid.
We've known Joseph for over 12 years, and he is definitely progressive in his ways of teaching and promoting the art on top of community/culture relationships.
He seems like a great guy to train with.
Thank you for the kind words :)
Joseph and his group are really nice and helpful. He also knows Jhun Occidental.
@@FMAPulse can't wait to meet you all fantastic people. Italy is pretty dry in matter of FMA. Zero culture behind it. Can you imagine that it has been, for many years, registered as a "Wing Chun derivation art?" :((( hopefully things will change in the future! One day, i'd love to have a place like this one that Joseph has!
Cheers guys!
@@FMAPulse Jhun is awesome people. Have known him for about 14 years now. Can't wait for him to visit us again.
@@CovertExpertiseArtiMarziali Didn't know that piece of information. Crazy. One day you too can have a place like ours. It takes a lot of work and community support. But totally doable. Feel free to reach out if you feel we can help out.
Lots of Respect
Thank you :)
We've know Joseph for over 10 years. He's doing something different and special with his program in the Bay Area.
I love that Master Bautista is preserving his cultural heritage through Martial Arts.
Best Regards,
Rafael
Thank you for the kind words :)
We hope is mission and vision can continue on to future generations.
Wish I had this growing up. Love it!
Mabuhay Master Joseph and the next generation of practitioners you are creating.
Salamat for the kind words. Pugay po
Teaching the youth is what keeps the art going, but also educating them on the culture and history is just as important.
Good work Sir, I can relate in many ways to your story. I'm from old school and to the find the new generations have absorbed the knowledge and respect of the old and finding new visions and ideas evolving through the new generation I'm impressed and inspired for the future. Thank you🙏
Great to see you guys doing videos again. This is great, Legacy is teaching the next generation of FMA to youth. Really like that they’re adding the cultural education to their program as well.
Thank you for the kind words :)
It's definitely a different approach in education and program. Something we haven't seen in other FMA schools/or groups. Adding the history and culture courses as well as basic first aid makes them well rounded. They also have elements of a community center for the Filipino and Fil/American community.
Good job! Mabuhay po kayo bro.
He's continuing training the next generation while bringing Filipino community together. Master Joseph is doing great work in the Bay Area.
🙏🙏🙏 Nice Interview
Thank you, a lot of work goes into these mini-doc style interviews.
Raid movie fight style.
:)
Silat and FMA share a lot in common.
@@FMAPulse very true
I am moving to Thailand but I haven't seen any classes or gyms. I have done some training in China but also not much choice. Any suggestions ?
Sorry but we don't have any personal references in Thailand....Hopefully you do find someone. Or perhaps someone here can help direct you. If you do find someone please let us know. Would love to know who is representing in Thailand. Good luck !
@@legacyfilipinomartialarts2872 Thank you for the reply. Yes , I will drop you a line if and when I find any Kali training. Cheers
Contact our friend in Florida, Eliseo "Jun" Barja (Balintawak South Florida) on Facebook Messenger. He has students in Thailand. Hopefully this helps.
@@FMAPulse Thank you very much- I have left a message. Regards Elliot
@@little_engine_goes_to_Thailand Hope you can connect with them. Anyway we can help.
Bad luck when you are from germany. Legacy and heritage is not popular here😂😂😂. (Difficult History)
LOL. Well we do hear that FMA is quite popular in Germany.
Is it because of the complex history that it's not being taught in Germany?
That's our next goal in the future. To hit up Germany :)
I do fma and love it.😉 I even teach it. I meant germanys own legacy and heritage. IMO i don't like this topic at all. My grandfather was a Nazi and i don't want to be proud about it or hope that anything is being inherited from him. My origin says nothing about who and what i am and i am proud about that fact. Cheers.
To timestamp 12:20 A friend of mine is Filipino with his own Family style and everytime he hears heritage and legacy he is rolling his eyes. His words not Mine:"WE were Pirates. We stole everything. We stole every technique and made it ours. So rebranding something back as fma is like proclaiming something as fma that was stolen before anyway."
Not mine words. His.