Nice!

I was born in Hawaii. My dad and grandfather were police officers. I learned Kajukenbo from George Iverson starting in the 70s.

you have his Contact? Sonny Sison.

Easily my fave guro interviews, open honest and giving

It says that Filipinos never considered our ways a martial art. It seems that our forefathers never intended to be in anyway of fight but is willing to fight to survive. I love that principle. Simple yet effective. Salute to ancient Filipino Cultural Fighting Art 🇵🇭🔥💖

pekiti tirsia kali ay HINDI traditional martial art kasi ang KALI 1950s lang nag-start. ang ptk ay may halong Indonesian silat ni Eddie jaffri, Tortal family arnes, Doce pares, Lapulapu Vinas arnis. ask mo sa FB mga researcher and ex-student and mga witnesses na kilala yang si GT gaje: 1. Daniel "Mumbakki" Foronda 2. Samuel A. Ibe- ex student ni Gaje, Nene tortal and GM jose vinas ng vinas lapulapu arnes 3. celestino macachor ng cebu 4. GM dionisio canete- yes nag training yan si Gaje sa kanila sa doce pares ask mo si GM diony 5. Jay ignacio- producer ng The Bladed Hand doc expose VS gaje alam ni foronda yan 6. Buddy acenas 7. Kit acenas 8. Sgt Manuel Prado Jr. - yes student yan ni Gaje pero nag-away sila 9. GM rene tongson- kababayan ni Gaje, na-witness nya ang ARNIS AMERICA ORG. naging Pekiti tirsia ARNIS naging pekiti tirsia kali 10. James U. Sy Jr - bacolod FMA historian, sa research nya ang PIQUETE TERCIA na spanish name ng common arnis ng bacolod na meron din si GM hortencio navales and GM ibarra lopez, ayaw ni gaje ng spanish so pinilit nya ang Pikit pero sa hiligaynon, it means to Close eyes na hindi related sa fighting, Dikit ok pa. Punta kayo sa The Filipino Martial arts forum FB group, magulat kayo daming tao nag debunk kay Gaje doon, tama kayo @mumbakki999 @jon.escudero and @novusgladius - kulto negosyo sina GTS leo gaje grabe lantad na sa FMA discussion and The filipino martial arts forum fb and mumbakki wordpress oras na para malantad ang totoo, ano hindi mo ma-Post eto ano kasi Totoo sabi nga ni Daniel foronda, may mga taong magagalet pag nagsabi ng totoo kasi ma apektuhan Negosyo nila! nasa FMA discussion video yan sa youtube! madaming hindi naniniwala kay gaje dito sa PH

Yes hi sir . If you don’t mind me asking ....??? Is their a limit or a way that I could be a proud owner of the KAJUKENBO FAMILY TREE ?? My chief instructor that I studied Art under is Grandmaster Dan Frazier !! Hope this message finds you in good health and staying safe from this covid - 19 pandemic ??

Hello i am from México and pronto nos veremos :) entrenaré con ustedes <3

Dan inosanto has you on edge of your seat with facts stories joy to listen to insightful humble funny .Taught by him a few times at inosanto acedemy and in UK was brilliant to meet him I was star struck couldn't speak .

I believe I heard Guro Dan say fuck at 40:36

Bruce was cocky, and offended a lot of people, the people got back at BL by referring to his mix background to get back at him.

Guro Inosanto is the greatest all time Filipino kali sifu, he comes from a time when the birth of martial arts was progressively revealing itself.

There is so much to love about this episode... but I will leave politics aside. I have to agree with Tuhon (*note: I would never dream about disagreeing with Tuhon Philip) regarding black belts and redacting names once someone has been promoted to a specific rank. And while there are some truths regarding young black belts (under 16 years old) and the concept of "use it or lose it" with regards to martial arts ability and skill, I think there are strong exceptions to the rule. I was a young Taekwondo Black Belt, and became a Junior Instructor at a very young age. I took a 14-year break from Taekwondo and did other things. I returned to my Taekwondo School over 2 years ago and was able to get back into teaching, and saw that the majority of my skills didn't die (I just can't do the crazy aerial jump spinning routines any longer due to age and knee/back issues.) Hindsight being 20/20, I realize that while I may not have been physically strong or mature enough as a teenager for the responsibility of being a black belt, I was intelligent enough and had the ability to transfer the knowledge that was shared with me. But I digress... Thank you Tuhon for all that you do for every system that you share with the world. It is always such a gift to have time with you, and also to be physically educated by you! And Ryan, thank you for your gift of the Tuhon and Son series! Always a treat to hear what you fine gentlemen have to say! With respect, Vincent Shin Kali USA

I remember noticing the same thing in Japan. I saw about 2 chubby people in my entire 2 weeks there in Tokyo, where you see thousands of people every day. The only really fat people I saw were Sumo wrestlers.

too good... thank you.

This was a wonderful interview. Life,Good Health,Success!

this was bad ass. Thank you all

I can DIG IT!

amazing as always, much love and respect for the worlds greatest Martial Artist

damn!! thank you guys for this!!

not the blackout I was expecting

you turned down a free sandwich? the Fuck is the matter with you?!

Had the honor of meeting him at a PTK seminar in the Phillipines. Didnt get to spend much time with him or train with him, but he seemed like an amazing person and i was pretty envious of those who did get a chance to train with him.

Good job on the video

Just, wow, "jealous" doesn't even begin to describe the feeling right now... Seriously though, thanks for uploading an awesome podcast with THE BEST guest!

Thank you.

I had to laugh so many times throughout this interview, it brought back so many memories of Guro Dan back when he opened the Torrance Academy, I was one of the only girls in class back then and I would ask questions and those long answers and at the time I felt so lost but Guro Dan's brain was just spinning a hundred miles a minute, he was awesome then too, I love Guro Dan as a teacher and as a human being and I have missed him for many years, he mentioned me, not by name but by situation, in his first book and I was truly honored. I hold Guro Dan right up there with John LaCosta, both brilliant martial artist but more so wonderful honorable men. I was blessed to be with Guro Dan back in those discovery days of all the old Filipino Masters, I was already in love with Jeet Kune Do and Bruce Lee so everything else was just more magic.

Phil, I am enjoying listening to your talk with your son. I am not sure you will remember me. I was first a student of Kato's at which you, Roy Buchanan and I believe Chris Klouvatos were instructing. Then I was a student of Roy's at a Y and then I transferred to yours and Chris's school on St. Catherine sometime in the early to mid 1980s. I did a lot of sparing there on Saturdays, open Saturdays I think it was called at which students of other styles were invited to join the Kajukenbo students in full contact sparring. A couple of times, I had the pleasure of sparring with you. Possibly my deviated septum was a result of that. I once made the mistake of dropping you in two different rounds, with straight rights (my background was boxing). For that I crawled off of the dojo floor. One of my fondest momentos is of the group photo of the first seminar held in Montreal by Professor Emperado. A day or two before the seminar Professor Emperado was kind enough to kick me, in the horse stance position, across the floor. Apparently I was doing it right. I will be in Montreal in the late spring and I hope to make my way to you school to say hello. Richard White

It's ok Ryan... Don't Worry! 30 is the new 5

Is it you with Bruce Lee?????????

What shows are on your iPad, Tuhon? (Also, I appreciate the effort that goes into these podcasts, Ryan)

It was great having you in Spain Tuhon! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. The interview is fun to listen to! Keep making those "shows"!

Yaay Sonny! Great interview. Keep on charging pare ko!

wowwwwww thx

I listened to all the vids, GM. You guys are hilarious! Don't forget, I'm a Kaju man first and foremost. ;) People can learn about being open-minded regarding martial arts when they hear your experiences. Sonny

i had finally time to listen them. they are funny, fascinating, and informative. love it! can't wait for # 4. tuhon and son, thanks for making them wuff !!

Great vid!

Great Job Melissa !!! Love it !!! xoxoxoxoxox

boom

Truly incredible! An inspiration.

So proud to know Tuhon Philip and be taught by him! Osu!

Odenva clearly won the first round and third. Second round was iffy. The other guy landed more groin shots then he did power shots. Odenva had a few successful throws as well, even a spinning back kick to the head! This was a clear robbery, Quebec judges have a reputation for being biased for French fighters.

Yayy ! Go Cam!!!

deadly knees

tha whole room went fuckin crazy when dat dude got dropped, gotta love GAMMA

Man i miss GAMMA, soon as i get back to MTL dats where im headin right away

Awesome fight cant wait for the next one -Renato