DAN INOSANTO training BRAZILIAN JIU JITSU with JOHN MACHADO at ANDRE LIMA TAEKWONDO

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[@MusicforMe123]

This video of Dan made me cry. I have seen people his age in nursing homes withering away at life. His spirit is strong, the quest for knowledge never ends. What an incredible human being.

[@edmondlau511]

70 years old yet acting with the humility of someone who is still hungry to keep learning and improving. What an incredible martial artist and human being.

[@mranderson4580]

he just turned 80...

[@BurtonRichardson]

Tuhon Dan Inosanto!!!!!! He was an inspiration for me when I started with him in 1980, and he is still an inspiration, probably even more so now. (That John Machado is not too shabby either!)

[@jpagan17]

I've met and trained with Sifu Inosanto three times, each time he was amazing. Such a great man.

[@pricepatrick644]

Guru Dan, always learning always humble and respectful. If only more of us would learn to be the same.

[@trbtek]

i still find it amazing that a man of such an age is still very active in the martial arts. dan is a real inspiration its a shame i missed out on his seminar this year.

[@GeminiFate]

Wow, Inosanto adapted quickly! Good to see he is still limber as well!

[@TheGetStreetSmartPodcast]

Amen!I admire hes ability to be so humble also! It makes him a true master! Because he alsways gets better and doesnt try to create hes own pedastool! Cheers

[@kobyarndt1470]

This man is over seventy years old. NO EXCUSES!

[@ATACXGYMCAPOEIRAPLUS]

As great as Dan is, as accomplished as he is...do you not see him asking questions, being humble, constantly seeking to improve. I've known Guru for three years. He is...an amazing, brilliant, humble, ever questing man.

[@RedSplinter36]

The legend... always a teacher, forever a student. I am so proud to call this man my teacher. I train with him every single year.

[@btrfury]

That's incredible and inspirational, Guro Dan is 70+ years old and look how agile he is. Its a real testament to what a positive effect martial arts can have on your life and health...amazing

[@conradbui]

WOW! Mr Inosanto is the BEST! In his 70's already and rolling like that. What an inspiration.

[@m1artz]

The Machados ran..or still run a class at Inosanto's Academy, and if my memory serves me correctly Dan trained with them (as shown in this vid) several mornings a week at like 6 or 7am in the morning for an hour or so each session. Still training hard and learning new things in his 70's. God Bless Him.

[@bossmail89]

That 's Bruce Lee student Congrats- Bruce said learn it all.

[@cookingmadesimple9746]

they are both students of each other. bruce taught dan wing chun and jeet kune do while dan taught bruce how to use nunchaku and other weapons.

[@irrik777]

Yeah I understand the relationship. I was just saying that I've heard from one of Bruce's students that he also studied Silat from others as well, not just Dan Inosanto. Thanks for trying to help though. :)

[@chenzenzo]

the turn and slight adjustment of oneself into your opponent as you wrap yourself around one, only one of his extremities. Dan Inosanto is an amazing man, one whom disregards nothing and takes in everything. A true Jiu jitsu man does not get excited, nor worry, he only relaxes and reacts to his opponent, he will tense up only at the proper time to disrupt his opponents rhythm and secure position in order to bring the fight his way.

[@CLing5]

It must be such an honor to have Guru Dan Inosanto come into your school and say "Teach me Jiujitsu." I would be completely humbled!

[@JKDLIFER]

I have been fortunate enough to have trained and spoken with Guru Dan and let me say that he is as humble as he is talented. An amazing person and martial artist.

[@r0xxx1]

God bless you guro Dan you have been an inspiration to me for many years!!

[@Bartinho]

Met and trained with Dan Inosanto at the Machado Camp in San Clemente, July 2006. He is a true MA master but remains a student! That's what makes him among the greatest martial artists in the world.

[@gunchief0811]

if your 71 and able to train physically like this then youve done something right in your life.. i like DAN INOSANTO and his Humility.. he's a cool dude.. and abviously loves the Martial arts

[@stoof55]

Legend , i had th honour to train with dan in 1988 when he came to Australia

[@BloodofPatriots]

Wow. Dan Inosanto first studied Judo when he was a paratrooper with the 101st Airborne in... wait for it...1957. From the upload date, it looks like 50 years between that first Judo lesson and this BJJ lesson. Damn, Sifu Dan is made of iron.

[@twotetah]

that was awesome,we could all learn something from Dan about never quit training and always have a love for knowledge

[@yangtroy1]

lots of respect for that guy, instead of being ignorant of grappling despite his age he attains a fuckin black belt in bjj like a boss along with all his other stuff

[@HawaiianAnimator]

thank you dan inosanto for passing on the knowledge of a great master. And you knowledge in kali and silat as well.

[@gcbarone]

Kempo, Jeet Kune Do, Kali, Silat, Thai Boxing, Shoot Wrestling and now mastering brazilian jiu-jitsu. Truly an amazing man.

[@jacobharris954]

Now is Aikido

[@kkgenesis07]

You have Guru Dan Inosanto training in his later years shows us that at any age if the heart is there then anything can be acomplished! God bless Guru Inosanto

[@pmatsusa]

What an inspiration! You know it amazes me the still today when we talk about Guro Dan that SiJo Bruce still comes up in the conversation. - Yes he was the greatest and has paved the way for all of us, but I think that Guro Dan has truly taken it to the next level. He has went in a direction that Bruce would have been proud of. - He has def. become a Legend outside of Bruce's shadow and is Truly and Inspiration to us all!

[@MongPhu]

this is really really cool!!.. I never saw Dan Inosanto Roll before. Awesome skills

[@HyMinded]

Damn! 71? Moving good. I won't bother saying inspiration, but I'll only say I'm completely and totally in awe. Keep it going!

[@nexusutube]

Props to Dan. He was a martial arts legend for decades yet still learned something new that proved to be effective. He could have made excuses about how BJJ or UFC wasn't real fighting but he didn't he embraced it.

[@scoobyroo06]

A Martial artist, like all artists path is infinite, and far surpasses the boundaries of set goals and achievements like black belts and the sort. the art is ever evolving and never set to one specific rule or function. Keep on gaining wisdom Dan.

[@VforVendetta0626]

Guru Dan is one of the most humble people you will ever meet. Truly someone to emulate in these times.

[@majorpremise]

Always evolving, always absorbing always improving...A truly open-minded individual!

[@bluedogguy]

DI is simply amazing. A living treasure.

[@kidcbr600]

sad that I haven't gotten to train with Dan, but I was lucky enough to train under Fong for a while. it's amazing to watch masters train, they are the best students

[@WEAPON512]

Sifu Inosanto is 70 years old and still has game show some respect for the art and the man.

[@rommelcruzsager]

Not bad for an Old man. This is what you call a real martial artist. Always learning, learning doesn't stop.

[@yorkmma3532]

This is absolutely awesome to see. A true master, jumping right on out there to continue his education and path to enlightenment. Just goes to show that true warriors never stop learning or are completely satisfied with themselves. Master Bruce would not only have approved, but would have been proud to see Master Insanto progressing in a new style at the age of 70+. Props do you Master Insanto ~Ossss~

[@warnutztheloser]

Inosanto knows it all all around fighter

[@mouthofacowboy]

Inosanto actually knows that it's a personal art still and isn't trying to just profit off Bruce Lee's name. He's definitely a stud in my book.

[@videozone79]

Much respect. I could watch these 2 practitioners roll for another hour or so.

[@santannakarate]

Very inspiring....Dan INosanto is a legend!!

[@kite2surf]

I just started Wing Chun ,when i see Dan doing his his 70s it gives me hope !!!

[@oyu8]

respect.love seeing that humbleness amongst those two masters.hope machado is learning some jkd from inosanto in return.

[@TeratoRonin]

It's so great when martials artist can grow together, as a one big family.Go Dan, Go Machado, Go M.M.A.A.

[@danniragu7194]

I luv danny a legend and keeps evolving oss

[@mat0920]

Machado's jiujitsu is on another lever than almost anyone. However, as martial artists I would put them on the same level. This is a wonderful testament though as to how a teacher should teach their students. Machado is the man but he may share that spot with Inosanto.

[@costaricanhero]

Owesome video!!!!! Thank you very much for sharing that with us!!!! Yep I need to agree, that Dan is a real legend in the world of martial art ! It would be amazing, having one week lesson with Mr. Inosanto :-p!

[@rickyhurtado]

A long time student of Ed Parker as well, Mr. inosanto has tremendous lineage. Some of which we'll never accomplish ourselves.

[@bobbyshepard4986]

"I know all your tricks" LOL

[@1BlackPlague]

Truly you are Bruce's BEST STUDENT, I'd even would be bold enough to say that he has filled SI GUNG BRUCE LEE'S SHOES since HE & Brandon are both gone.I Truly commend you GURU DAN INOSANTO, & I hope to be truly as innovative as both you and Bruce!!!

[@harkyo]

JKD is not just a style or art. It is a methodology and, ultimately, a philosophy. Real JKD practitioners open their minds and bodies up to study whatever they need to grow and prevail in their thinking and movement.

[@BFerreira82]

What an inspiration !! Inosanto and Machado together :) !

[@dragster100]

JKD has no limitation, it encourage people to be open minded, so these people are ready to accept any styles in the world, so does dan inosanto. Respect.

[@user-hx5vh9uh2n]

This is so cool to see. I bet most masters.of a.martial art.form wouldn't want to be humbled by learning a new form .so cool to see the teacher striving to still be a student gaining more and.more to bring to his students!

[@jjwl]

Loved your post!

[@Deilgyre]

Thumbs up. 71 years old & still training...hope my body holds up so I can do the same. I believe it will. :)

[@Kev80ification]

Inspiring!!

[@Peekingduck]

That kind of openness to methods... Awesome...

[@kiridoku]

Master Lima Does It Again! Great Vid!

[@clickyourself]

Knowledge don't stop. respect to both.

[@bigchief70]

Oss! Truly inspiring.

[@dragondon]

Great martial artists, Respect!

[@weirdo1060]

He IS a black belt. If memory serves, he earned it back in 2000.

[@Tianshanwarrior]

71? man I wish I will be like that when I get there, keep it up!

[@conradbui]

What an inspiration!

[@DIAHAND]

Guro Dan sets a unbelievably high bar for all of us!!!

[@zshakur]

SO much respect for these men. Ooss

[@miamijiujitsu]

Great Video.Thank you.

[@SuperBlueman2]

It is too easy to sit at one's keyboard and say this and that about this subject, but the greatest proof of humility is in how one expresses their thoughts without insulting the audience reading what has been written. Teach by example.

[@irrik777]

Yeah you're right. Dan knows some Silat. I'm aware by an unofficial source that Bruce also studied Silat under an Indonesian. Not a big deal. It's pretty obvious after watching certain sequences in "The Game of Death". Bruce was so entertaining. What martial arts actor now has an outstanding personality like that guy had? You tell me and I'll watch! lol

[@Reignunlimited]

I hope Sifu Inosanto lives forever....

[@TheChoada]

Two legends.

[@ThePoorBoy]

Wonderful stuff to watch Dan still expanding his skills. I'm sure Bruce would've been all over BJJ as well. In fact, I always think that if Bruce were still with us, he would've done the early UFC stuff. He probably would've gone into it knowing BJJ and kicked some major ass. Vunak certainly studied with the Gracies before the first UFC; I would've loved to have seen what Bruce would've done with it!

[@Byakuya79]

i love this guy

[@Fightjunkie_de]

nice edit oss That's some soundly moves

[@diegonascimento8843]

2 grandes mestres

[@moominpic]

I don't know if I still have the reference, but I'll try to look it up and check.

[@thelittledojo]

Danny Inosanto is a Real Example.

[@Budagrande]

Julius Yes, Inosanto is a BJJ black belt. He trained with Machado.

[@Volgeblanc]

71!!!! and still rolling around!!!! That´s Danny Inosanto

[@Refuse2Lose33]

Legendary, last of his kind, martial artist. That's all.

[@Jason-dd2we]

Guru Dan Inosanto Has Skills On The Ground 👍👊

[@fadedsideways]

@EdgeOfTheWorld i agree with u in that JKD was Bruce Lee's personal expression of the martial arts which he molded and sculpted into his life. No one else can do JKD like Lee can but just because no one else can do it like him doesn't mean the philosophy behind JKD can't be used by anyone else. It just has to be molded and sculpted into YOU and your own thing.

[@theamh1234]

I agree with you 110%.

[@djsonicc]

it would be a great honor to get to roll with dan inosanto ...

[@kenshin715]

Very nice!5 stars

[@houseofaction]

@arama0010 your right jkd isnt a style but its not a philosophy its a system of approach. bruce himself said it wasnt a style and it wasnt a philopophy but a way of life a way to retrain your mind. but it doesnt have to say it in his books he actually mentioned mjj in some early books and said that it lacked striking. he didnt actually get into grappling until his last few years on earth he trained in judo with gene lebel and jesse glover, but grappling wasnt a large part of it

[@piker3000]

wow that transition at 1:07 was sweet

[@northernpike13]

Absolutely. He knew the difference between what a real fight looked like and what people wanted to see in movies. But his training with Gene was probably out of his desire to learn more about fighting and using it in movies was a by-product. At least I think it was.

[@arama0010]

@houseofaction yeah I know his life inside out. Im not talking about his own fighting style. That was orientated in certain martial arts. I mean his philosophy, which consists on anything that is useful for the person etc.

[@ladysha1]

age ain't nothing but a number...great vid.

[@hoorano]

I'd say that if Bruce Lee was alive, he'd eventually discovered Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. In Bruce's later films he displayed some grappling in "Enter the Dragon" and "Game of Death." Kudos to Dan Inosanto in carrying the the torch and expanding Jeet Kun Do to another level. If not Dan, it would be fun to watch someone do a martial arts film featuring JKD incorporating BJJ. Bruce would've been more invincible w/ the foundation of BJJ combined what he already integrated in his JKD.

[@SuperBlueman2]

Take all the elements in a situation and respond accordingly to it. Knowing not just how to strike, but all to wrestle as well. A situation works through ranges, and human endeavor. One may argue all they wish but the true reality is he or she that walks away from the encounter.

[@voce3337]

71 years old??? holly shit!!!

[@irrik777]

Bruce studied some of the Small Circle Jujutsu principles under Wally Jay. Some say he also studied with Gene Le Belle. He probably studied more under unknown judo and jujutsu guys as well. Some say he also studied harimau (tiger) silat under an Indonesian...not Dan Inosanto..he's Filipino! :)

[@KingCrimson1982]

Exactly