Meet the Youngest Eskrimador "Black Belt" in History! Incredible Skills!!!

Tre is a 10 year old martial artist who is a national champion in Karate. At 5 years old he began his journey as an Eskrimador under the guidance of Alex Ormaza in the art of Balintawak Arnis, headed by Grand Master Bobby Taboada. This is a historic accomplishment! Congratulations Tre!
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[@joyaljoseph2148]

Amateur, that used to be me deflecting my dads belt

[@iamabsolution95]

Bahahaha!!! 🤣

[@ziggymarley4961]

LMFAO and chinelas thrown at you...

[@tarunperera1181]

ROTFLMFAO

[@chensito3314]

The dad was only lvl 1, now here comes the mom which is lvl 2, once you beat mom with belt u move to the boss which is Grandma with a lvl 50 🩴 and a lvl 50 🧹

[@paulodeponte3118]

LOL 🤣🤣🤣

[@nightsregalia8641]

Imagine if he's playing with the neighbor's kid and they play with lightsabers.

[@mxm2617]

Idk why but i read neighbor’s kids knife☠️

[@isaacyeon6334]

Whooped, worse than the younglings

[@eman_98]

He would ask him if he can be his padawan lmao

[@akirabestdayever422]

I practice the seven forms of lightsaber combat.

[@historyofthemortals3756]

He would be thought as a jedi

[@sirsupesafro7637]

Dude's got the power of God and anime on his side.

[@justmytwocents5166]

😂😂😂😂*bully snatches the stick and just clobbers him in front of everyone*

[@hiimnewhere9753]

Lmao

[@TheGeechman]

Anime is for thirsty simps. This is real

[@nikeimizhongtomasch1880]

@@TheGeechman harsh cold truth...but truth nonetheless.

[@7Kibz]

@@justmytwocents5166 I'm pretty sure if he fights kids at his age group he would beat the shit out of said kids

[@lukegrannery6060]

In my experience most people have the instinct to be able to block a punch or kick but very few people can block even a mid sized family sedan.

[@georgeisaak5321]

Nah ...once i blocked an attack by a semi truck fully loaded ...LOL :)

[@oldsloppy69]

Underrated comment

[@deioped]

@@georgeisaak5321 you should have embraced truck-kun and get isekai'd and become a protagonist.

[@georgeisaak5321]

@@deioped lol 😂 bro :) thanks, you made my night shift a bit more bearable

[@justamessenger86]

Why???😂😂😂😂😂

[@andresyepes4460]

The reboot origin story of nightwing.

[@alvagonzalez2575]

Yea

[@ansonkiek6471]

Good if this kid can be nightwing movie !

[@charlescdalagan8453]

I was gonna comment that... good thing I saw this first 😂😂😂 This Nightwing was born hahahaha

[@mao7]

His shoulder might get dislocated

[@miciahsingleton7369]

nah this is sum damian wayne stuff lol

[@romuloambay9624]

that moment of sparring with the master would stay with the kid and give him endless inspiration throughout his martial arts life. .

[@Robocoppat]

Not to mention the Confidence that most kids his age don't have.

[@danpats1]

Are you his narrator?

[@robinlee232]

True

[@sein7381]

Until he meets a kid that went through some street fights and actually has taken lot of painful punches and still standing unafraid of receiving a punch

[@pinoysarisari7374]

@@sein7381 that's not a punch...that's weapon art...you get wack...you go to the hospital...

[@gatsbymaguire]

Little does he know, I mastered these arts when I was a kid trying to deflect the slippers my parents throw at me.

[@randomrealistictone2231]

He has the power of God nd anime

[@poke6983]

Well my grandfather was once arnis gm before he passed away. Damn i can remember i try dodging his attacks but it broke my arnis stick

[@meanne3201]

Then perfected the chalk diflection by the age of 4

[@ban401]

Have some originality, kid

[@ea-we7ze]

Your moms Spanish

[@cuevas8405]

That Kid is living the Anime Dream of sparring with every Old Badass in every anime

[@johnathanl487]

Nah. In a real spare he gets put down in 10 seconds.

[@markangelogarcia2136]

Minus the flashbacks and the long ass dialouge of self reflection. 😂

[@RedTony934]

Batman wants to know your location

[@TooManyChoices1]

Underrated comment...

[@ashl9835]

Lmao best comment on this

[@user-nu3sd7zb2j]

Uh um.. What gives you that idea...

[@lking1540]

Alfred: another one master Bruce?

[@ssjkaryuusennin]

Batman wants to teach him more martial arts

[@William.Driscoll]

He looks like he handles himself gracefully and is a credit to his community. Great to see. Have fun, young man, and take care.

[@AZ-kr6ff]

Or maybe he's a bully. Hard to tell from a 51 second video, huh?

[@alvagonzalez2575]

@@AZ-kr6ff your just assuming with out any proof

[@AZ-kr6ff]

@@alvagonzalez2575 Can you read?

[@immanuela209]

Lean like a Cholo If it’s hard to tell, why’d you say he’s a bully? Kind of a hypocrite, huh?

[@user-is9nm4vw8j]

Immanuel Arriaga he doesn’t say he’s a bully, he just say that there’s a possibility that he’s a bully but it’s hard to tell from this 50 seconds video Like he said can you read?

[@bonchance7705]

I don't even know this kid and I'm proud of his achievement

[@SmRTSkL]

I remember being 12 sparring grown men when I kickboxed by the time I was 18 I could defend myself like no one else....this kid is going to be incredible, he hasn't even reached his potential yet. Watching him makes me want to get back into martial arts training....to bad I'm 40 now and feel 40...lol....but my daughter is 3 and sure enough I'm putting her in balintawak kali or some form of silat....

[@zamolxezamolxe8131]

u r 40 and feel old? bruh! how did u mess up ur body like that? im 45 and can keep up with guys half my age in grappling. im training since i was 3

[@marvinwangwe3954]

Rare footage of Bruce Wayne’s Batman training

[@andrewpellman6605]

*Dick Grayson Robin

[@magnificentm3445]

You're really a crazy funny dude!!! Nice one !

[@ramos6021]

Wdym this was around the age when his parent were killed in front of him

[@marvinwangwe3954]

@@ramos6021 What can I say? 🤷‍♂️He was motivated

[@michaelbaerga8932]

I know Tre and go to the same Dojo as him. And he really is talented in the arts. But I've been seeing a lot of people talk crap about him and throw stuff. But first off level 6 is titled "Completion of the art" which means he knows all their is to the art. All the katas and for the most part all the techniques. And second off he is the youngest to claim the title level 6. Like it, or not it's true!

[@Ken_Mags]

really?! people talk crap about him and throw stuff?! i'd be really scared to do that to him.. 😂😂😂

[@rajbirr5530]

People don't see that he's there with GM Bobby Taboada. It's not easy to match Bobby's speed and power.

[@Jackalski57]

He would have to be talented to get to that level. Most impressive for a young man to have that kind of dedication! He's one of those people that you get the feeling is an earlier master reborn.

[@russgarth782]

😂😂😂 knows all there is to know about the art at ten , must be amazing 😂😂

[@xXDDKJefferyXx]

This kid is dedicated and is talented and skilled......what these "haters" seem to not understand is you can know every kata techinque. And not have EXPERINCE to be able to apply those in real combat however he is ten years old the average human life span is 75 that equals 65 years of experience most of these haters mayne skilled in some way shape or form but they have experience of maybe 3-25 years max after completing the levels.....while he already as completed the levels and now has 65 years to perfect his art with experience

[@aruviorus8822]

"my teacher used to hit me w a stick in kindergarten, tht day, i swear to myself i'll get stronger"

[@JustinRed624]

the birth of an anime protagonist

[@breakertv5403]

Eskrima was outlawed by the Spanish for being ‘too dangerous’. Eskrima (Arnis or Kali) is the national sport of the Philippines which emphasizes on hand to hand combat as well as weapon-based fighting which employs the use of sticks, knives, bladed weapons, and various improvised weapons. What you may not know about this particular martial arts style is that it was prohibited during the Spanish invasion, and yet still exists to this day because the locals were able to disguise the powerful fighting style as a dance. Bruce Lee is regarded as one of the greatest martial artists, if not the greatest master of the art to ever live. His art revolutionized cinema forever, changing the way the western world perceived martial arts. Over the course of his life, Lee’s fame came not only from his films, but also from the creation of his own art. Jeet Kun Do, “the way of the intercepting fist,” drew influences from every art Lee studied, which included Filipino martial arts. What many may not know is that Lee was an avid practitioner of the Filipino escrima (stick fighting). Danny Inosanto (a Filipino American), one of Lee’s closest friends and finest students, introduced him to the art. Inosanto recalled how Lee at first “took a pretty dim view of it” but later explained “what he liked and didn’t like about escrima.” Inosanto believes “what changed (Lee’s) mind was the emphasis on the empty hands and seeing through the movies that it had a lot of functional value.” From the repertoire of Bruce Lee masterpieces, two films stand out the most in terms of Lee’s links to Filipino martial arts - “Enter the Dragon” and “Game of Death.”

[@sir_gil]

That’s crazy u mentioned Dan my Uncle Cliff Stewart knew him and they were good friends

[@i-am-your-conscience]

Also, the knife fighting.. There was a good reason why the spanish banned knifes in the Philippines back then (which lead to the funny custom of eating only with fork and spoon till today). Also, the butterfly knife, was invented in the Philippines. Also, did you know that a lot of Karate originated out of Eskrima? After analyzing some of the moves, tracing back the history and age of both martial arts, they found out, that japanese sailors brought the martial arts they learned in the Philippines and from filipino sailors back to Okinawa and the rest is history. And the thing about the influence of Eskrima, or FMA in general, on Bruce Lee and his fighting, was already told above. It is maybe the most underrated and underappreciated martial arts in the world.

[@hypno5690]

tldr; an MMA fighter would put it down in the first round

[@i-am-your-conscience]

@@hypno5690 with bare hands maybe, with knife or something like this, when both would have one, he couldn't even say MMA before he is dead

[@jbass765]

@@hypno5690 you could say that MMA is more applicable for it was shown on TV. The practice of Eskrima is really to kill. There is no middle ground. The reason why they use rattan sticks is to replace Bolo's or machete's so they can practice technique. Once you get in the opening of your enemy you don't just punch him so you can knock him out. Your intent is to kill him. Ask any Eskrimador or Guro. kali is 1 hit 1 kill.

[@matthewbittenbender9191]

Love seeing kids dedicated to a martial art so young.

[@TheBrendon67]

Builds the next generation of sifus. If he can continue and not end up stuck in the rut of just doing it for money, this kid could do something really special for Filipino martial arts.

[@ea-we7ze]

@@TheBrendon67 fun fact: I'm half filipino

[@dontmindmyexistence5552]

uh but some doesn't have the opportunity to learn

[@MauricioRomanov]

Idk about the sword arts, but in muay thai, it's advised not to teach children for it causes up to -10 IQ points, imagine wooden swords hitting your skull, I reckon they are harder and more effective than elbows.

[@edravago8202]

Rare footage of kid Garou training with Saitama's father.

[@japhethamores9556]

Hahaha

[@mamamue7418]

LMAO

[@ju-jeanmaghinay5704]

Gago 😂

[@didinhidayat8204]

Meanwhile Peter Griffin :"i don't care what colour your belt is,you're a child and Im stronger than you"

[@Nothing-kw4fc]

True.

[@telakanesis1]

It not about being stronger I'm sure if you keep it up as get older his strength will will mature. Let him get about 16 or 17 then say that.

[@bubblyeee2723]

Lol

[@iuhjuy1094]

True af.

[@MrBloodyAngry]

Peter Griffin?

[@legendbroz8589]

I honestly hope this kid never stops. I want to duel him when he is grown

[@chrisoreta]

Well done kiddo...well done...that boy got awesome Arnis skills...a born warrior.

[@mrgameshow9688]

@HUNK • I doubt that

[@mrgameshow9688]

@HUNK • I trained in Wing Tai, but I've never been in a real fight. If you are talking about fighting with an adult, the kid would lose. I agree with you on that. But he would most likely win a fight against someone his age.

[@21touma]

I miss my days in muay thai, it was great when I was good enough to spar with my master, painful but fun

[@Cons2911]

I’ve only seen one practicing kicks, and those sounded painful, the sound of the pads.. crazy

[@Julia-wr3hz]

Here in the Philippines I just learned how to used arnis by watching yt.

[@ApertureFightFocused]

Amazing!

[@Julia-wr3hz]

Omg thanks!

[@aIkaIi]

It's sad you'd expect kids looking like him playing fortnite...

[@kirry5658]

Ikr

[@noirekuroraigami2270]

You want kids to fight each other with sticks 👍🏾

[@aIkaIi]

@@noirekuroraigami2270 No, but to have at least some physical skills

[@aIkaIi]

@@noirekuroraigami2270 Not to mention, self defense is never a bad skill to have, especially with current events

[@thegk-verse4216]

Why wouldn't they ? If you don't like the game, ok it's on you, but you are sad that kids want to play some games :/

[@willrodriguez311]

This was amazing. Glad the youth can find and love an original art form of fighting and protecting. 💪💪

[@vashthestampede4716]

Awesome alignment, this kid is a genius

[@Lybarger12b]

Mad props little dude, excited to see the little badass in the ufc and pride.

[@clinchknot8224]

That’s one way of gaining confidence. Youngest amongst them all and sparring well with the master🔥

[@fenrir_thorsson7103]

That's a great deal of discipline and dedication for a young man

[@Xerrand]

The force is strong with this one. We shall follow his career with great interest

[@joeboracay4031]

A born natrual ! This youg lad learnt because he has patients and also looking st his performance, a top class teacher.

[@Zack-nw4cu]

That's why he's highly skilled, he's actually a national champion in karate, that's a good background to incorporate with eskrima/arnis

[@DevilGeneImbued]

Look at the power and skill of that kid. The way he moves is so disciplined. Even when he showed off with the spin kicks, he didn’t throw his full weight into it, it was a quick and effective spin. That kid is amazing

[@RJGuitz]

The adrenaline was still pumping he had to keep moving. Good job youngster!

[@BlackDoomax]

I was watching another video of the master and was thinking : ' Damn, when masters like him won't be with us anymore, there won' t be people good enough to be like them, and a part of their art will be lost', and it mage me sad. Then i stumbled upon this video, and it gave me hope again.

[@johnathanl487]

They don’t spare or have really low spare experience so not much of a loss if this form goes extinct.

[@jazzy189]

Love it! Different level of focus to attain smthng like that!

[@ShotoMetsu86]

Bruce Wayne during his youthful days with the League of Shadows aka League of Assassins. This is where it all began before he left them.

[@poke6983]

Also BRUCE LEE he's instuctor was filipino

[@nak141]

@@poke6983 you mean Ip Man?

[@vrothatwasclassic682]

this is what u got when your trainer is a Filipino.

[@code066funkinbird3]

Wait it true?

[@zz5219]

@@code066funkinbird3 yeah

[@noway3788]

is that arnis?

[@code066funkinbird3]

@@noway3788 yes

[@dropwizerorders501]

Especially when it's Bobby Taboada! I take lessons from a Filipino instructor. He's incredible.

[@seigfreidvomwilder3552]

The best I’ve ever seen, give the kid and his master a mil

[@mortalkomment8028]

That kid will have a future of greatness.

[@Jeczman]

Young Nightwing learning new tricks

[@boto8309]

I can’t comprehend wtf is going on

[@SwordTune]

This demonstration is a series of strikes and blocks that work of off each other, which the child has learned. I don't know the ranking or merit system, but at 0:25 you can see the student fumble, and the instructor even pauses the strike before getting blocked. The kid is fast and you can say he has a strong understanding of this stick technique, but at the end of this day, it's a rehearsed set of movements.

[@aIkaIi]

@@SwordTune like with all martial arts, they don't work unrehearsed. You have to spar to make them work.

[@SwordTune]

@@aIkaIi rehearsing a sequence and sparring are not the same.

[@taolang2076]

They're playing , kali practitioners do that to improve reaction time.

[@aIkaIi]

@@SwordTune that was my point

[@ronvillarreal5003]

High level responses here...inspiring to see!!

[@bobbobby7439]

Nice. Keep up the good work

[@aec111100]

He will be dangerous man if he keeps up his training up until adulthood.

[@rjuuuuun]

He looks like the quiet kid in everyone's class

[@benjaminnativel3220]

Ces avec un réel plaisir de regarder vos vidéos

[@FreeJokesKoolMC]

Wow... quick and skilled little man...

[@jujiwastaken]

"I don't care what belt you are, you are a child and I'm stronger than you" - Peter Griffin

[@boloblade2]

Peter Griffin would've parried the kid's attacks with his left stick before delivering a thrusting attacking with his right that results in breaking the kid's ribs.

[@ThaMosthated718]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ervinpunzalan5513]

For a 10 year old, not bad.. Yet not too extraordinary. In the Philippines, it's really common to see children move like that if they were into FMA. Kudos to him tho.

[@jericolagdameo9812]

Actually, here in the Philippines, batang kalye or street children moves like that, regardless if they practice arnis, kali or any sort of martial arts.

[@spartanwarrior1]

That kid is overhyped. He better not mess up with street kids in manila. His balintawak might turn out useless lol

[@tristinmiller1277]

Exactly! & the kid got hit like 6 time...

[@ervinpunzalan5513]

@@tristinmiller1277 in my opinion, he's too slow to be a black belter. When GM Taboada said to disarm him, he had to think what kind of disarm to use. In real life application, he would've been smacked instantly.

[@calebhall383]

@Ervin Punzalan shut up

[@magdawessels7277]

Incredible..Respect to you young man

[@espnpokerclub1246]

Had to watch twice. He's amazing.

[@genyashinezugawa3060]

this is our martial art, invent from Philippines thanks for accepting it don't mind my grammar

[@dropwizerorders501]

It's incredible!

[@randmc2726]

If you really like Kali, watch them move with no sticks, but with just their hands. One of the last grandmasters in Kali, Floro Villabrille from Kauai was a legend. He taught a lot of people here in Hawaii before he passed. I’m glad the next generation is carrying on. Great job, kid. Floro always said, “Don’t let the art die.” I’m glad it’s not.

[@codenamepyro2350]

This is my take, it would be great to hear yours; but isn't it more for the tradition and not real practicality? I just feel it would be more practical to train in a martial art like Muay Thai where there aren't weapons, because you can't carry a weapon everywhere. (I live in America, I don't know about you)

[@raymundbalce4550]

@@codenamepyro2350 uhhh😅

[@raymundbalce4550]

@@codenamepyro2350 in my perspective, muay thai is a bit flawed and a little fancy on their forms and they only used the basics. Anyways just an opinion no hard feels.

[@aimernacionales2386]

You can use iskrima with or without weapons .. it's all in one.

[@PhinTheShoto]

@@codenamepyro2350 this is from a Filipino who trained Kali in the Philippines. In the Philippines, learning Kali is actually commonplace since it’s part of the Education System of schools. Weapons are everywhere for us from knives (people don’t look at you the wrong way when you have knives or machete depending on where you are. Countrysides is just normal to have machetes), sticks or even common every day items. Local community cops (in the Philippines, they’re there to make sure their neighborhood is behaving. They work alongside the real cops) they’re always armed with Kali sticks. Weapon laws differs from country to country but I do understand what you mean. The police trains in this, the military trains in this, locals trains in this in order to literally defend themselves. It’s practical to our day to day life for just self defense and sport. Funnily enough, the Philippines treats Kali just like Muay Thai where they have it as a national tradition, but focus more on their combat sport. (Hell we don’t even have ranking systems or belts) You’re either a student or the instructor to us. Kali in America differs from this because they do focus more on traditional stuff and using of rankings (as is the martial business for other countries nowadays). Every martial arts will have their own flaws. All martial arts are practical to a certain point. Muay Thai and Kali is useless to a certain point no matter how practical the martial art is.

[@RenegadeRanga]

GM bobby is awesome and the young bloke here is impressive, great work.

[@JEGFL85]

The kid did great with demonstration. It ain't right having 7 year old black belts.

[@kurokenshin2507]

i wish, I WISH I COULD DO THAT, that spinning kick just awesome for me

[@regisps4989]

That's a double tornado kick, a 360 spin if you could do a bicycle kick you could do it, you just got to add the bicycle kick as you turn. Way easier than it looks go check out tutorials if you're not sure.

[@oldsloppy69]

@@regisps4989 Fact, learned how to do it at a local mcdojo when I was 12. Its easy once you've done it, like a back flip.

[@rsuriyop]

I wonder if they actually practice that kind of kick in Escrima, or if that kid just added it in for additional flair. After all, this is Filipino martial arts, not taekwondo.

[@regisps4989]

@@oldsloppy69 Yup yup, did Tricking when i was very young, can do it since i was a child. I'm pretty sure anyone here in a few days can even get a good 720 hook kick with consistent practice, and that looks more badass, you guys should try.

[@doricy.]

spinning kicks really look hard but they’re easy! i learnt it in a day. i know nobody asked. but it’s just like doing a roundhouse in the air after you spun.

[@christopherplazameza6684]

Imagine trying to kidnap this kid Rip to the robber

[@MusicMad77]

So impressed.

[@gillesgoulet2545]

I wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of that kids wrath. Great job and keep up with your training little one 👍 you are an amazing child and a great role model.

[@mypfpisyourdad422]

"sHoWoFf" I say as eating my 3rd bag of lays since the past 5 minutes

[@clintcollier3520]

This kid is really good, imagine what he's going to be like in 10 years. Great job young man!!!

[@derekjester7873]

Awesome! Good on you young buck. Keep at it.

[@michaelscot4816]

Just WOW! ¡BIEN HECHO, migo!

[@bf7200]

Kudos, all those young men learning a great skill instead of on the video games or doing something bad. Congrats to the great leader and teacher too.

[@NeckbeardPr1me]

You think playing video games teaches you nothing? Or do you just repeat things other people say?

[@binot1687]

When you keep spamming the strike button after the match ends

[@jimhill2087]

Little Tre is a serious badass!!! Love that kid!

[@randomdds]

Great teacher

[@ICON-11-]

I feel bad for the kid who tries stealing his lunch money

[@feraligtr3151]

The sad thing is that he’s so small that he can’t really defend himself fully yet but has the skill.

[@gatsbymaguire]

He'll grow. And become a war machine.

[@notfunnnydude]

Slowed the video, the stick or cane hit him many time

[@janethvlogs342]

Bro that was super cool😱 😎

[@feminico2613]

Everybody gangsta till the kid's parents die in an alley

[@celineragnarto6546]

aaaahhh that footwork there was so great.

[@gravis00]

So black belt in eskrima is for hold up pants, got it.

[@rinoponce1537]

10 year old kid should not be getting getting a blackbelt is disrespect the title of black belt. Just because you are black belt doesn't mean you can beat somebody three times your size.

[@nozenkyuzero]

@Mark hit by the poison arrow then get beat up by a kampilan weapon...not sure about the weapon but the poison arrow is real

[@TheGeechman]

Rino Ponce look how fast he moves, his accuracy, and very clear discipline. There is no disrespect here. Someone that fast could do a lot of damage with even a small knife

[@lonewolf2508]

A great young warrior and great Teacher wonderful

[@workingclasspatriot5220]

Little man is a bad ass ----congrats bro!

[@Mi_fuente_es_TikTok_y_dice--]

He's too good, but is not the dragon warrior, sorry.

[@patrickimperial579]

There's always got to be that one person ...

[@isaacyeon6334]

@@patrickimperial579 I know right

[@candour5343]

yep he is not the dragon warrior because the dragon warrior would be a master of kungfu or karate...

[@grennermandar3663]

Woa fast hand, a short sword technique, used by the early Pilipino tribesman before spain.

[@poke6983]

Well the spanish colonization destroyed our culture along with our old language

[@uglygoblin2413]

@@poke6983 very true. And i've heard there's a martial art method in spain called "keysi fighting method" which looks like a weaker version of kali/arnis

[@nak141]

@@poke6983 all those country's under Spain are still developing countries. Queen looted everything I heard.

[@Arcad1010]

@@poke6983 they didn’t succeed in the souther part philippines.

[@Astraben]

1. You're called filipinos because of Felipe, King of Spain. 2. Your culture wasn't destroyed as much as it was simply integrated, main reason why your own language still exists, albeit influenced by the more relevant language at the time. 3. Spain didn't loot, unless you consider commercial dependence relations to be looting. 4. Learn your own history.

[@xXSharkAttackxX]

well done, I apricate the flair at the end

[@raysavage829]

Good work Kid👊

[@nahanng7791]

Imagine having a knife fight against this kid , boom and you're dead.

[@SMS2884]

@@maxzhao8331 it's not Mcdojo. What you were looking at were drills designed to increase speed and eye hand accuracy. I love when people assume what they watch is what a "fight" would actually look like. Real combat lasts mere seconds.

[@SMS2884]

@@maxzhao8331 🤣 I knew you were going to say that. Another one of those fanboys. You guys are everywhere. I'm not referring to a sport with rules and a referee. I'm taking about life or death combat.

[@SMS2884]

@@maxzhao8331 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKHRY4GkacZqgdE Watch at the 4 minute mark. This better explains what you are watching and the reality of it. Same man 20 years ago.

[@SMS2884]

@@maxzhao8331 Do you understand the difference between combat and a combat sport? I'm guessing not. They can't live spar. It's not a sport. They train to learn muscle memory and reflexes. Asking someone to live spar in combat arts is like asking someone to do airsoft training with live ammo. These arts are proven in actual life or death combat in wars. That's what they are taught for. Not for some use in a cage with pads and a referee. Yes you can effectively use the skills that are taught in an MMA gym on the street in a fight. But understand the levels of force.

[@poke6983]

@@maxzhao8331 ALSO this is where BRUCE LEE learned to use HIS STICKS. His instructor WAS filipino. Search it up if u want

[@theguywithone]

This is legit and I have nothing but respect for him. I’ve been to tournaments where I saw kids 4-7 years old running around with black belts. I call them bought belts. Getting to black belt is not easy and it takes years for any discipline or style. “When you earn your black belt, you have made it to the beginning.” ~ Grandmaster Ye Bong Choi. Tae Kwon Do

[@xdboy500]

As I got a black belt my master told me the same. And now I am 4. Dan in Tae Kwon Do and can say its true.

[@ZACHANDJACKSZACHSMAFIA]

But can any of them or even you punch a tall freezer and dent it with your fist sideways when you punched it? -Jack 🤔😓😶‍🌫️😠

[@theguywithone]

@@ZACHANDJACKSZACHSMAFIA don't know about them , but I can. Competed in several tournaments for breaking and fighting. It's all conditioning of the knuckles in the hands. Micro fractures heal and the knuckles become stronger rinse and repeat. It's how people kick and break several baseball bats at once.

[@ihaterose666]

Nice to see his passion❤, keep going kiddo

[@andreasschmidt31954]

Awsome dude..respect

[@003590510]

I am a black belt FYI. Back in the day (late 80's)with my sifu you couldnt just get a black belt. You had to persevere and prove you earned it. My grand master Chen said it takes 10 years of intense training to get to the level to even prove you can earn a black belt. I have been doing Martial Arts since I was 6yrs old. I tested for belts every time I was eligible. They had rules when you could test and when you couldnt. I didn't make black until i was 16. You couldnt just do forms and memorize moves either. You had to take full force punches in the body and still fight off other black belts, you had to fight in black belt club and defend yourself against 4 other seasoned black belts attacking you at the same time from all directions. You had to specialize in a weapon, and prove competency of moves by breaking boards to show they were at full strength not just show. I went to a dojo later in my life and was so disappointed by what i saw. Little kids smaller than this one with black belts, overweight 300lb women with black belts that you could clearly see were not capable of defending themselves in a real fight from slow weak improper punches (wrist bent 90deg down and locked elbows) to weak and slow blocks and kicks, uncoordinated forms, soft flabby bodies that would break into pieces at the slightest blow. I was stunned. These people wouldnt get past orange belt in my dojo with my sifu. Watching this reminded me of that experience. 10yrs old and already black belt? Really how many years has he been practicing? 2? 3? He is leaving himself open and hesitating multiple times just in this demonstration. That would not pass in my day. I guess these kids are just paychecks to the trainers now...

[@TheWhiteNinjaHDGaming]

Completely agree. The training was stopping and letting him block.

[@lilkashkidd]

Alright nigga u were being trained to be the next Hitman 😂 but this kid doing his thing too

[@alienspy08]

I completely agree. Was going to say something very similar. Leaves students with an unhealthy and unrealistic sense of self defense.

[@user-ey4ut9uc8w]

You guys are hating on a 10 year old kid and being gatekeepers lol Just because you trained a certain way it doesn’t mean others will too. Listen to gsp’s coach on how gsp trains. Very light and soft and yet possibly the GOAT. Consistency is best, if the kid at this age is already this good then he’s putting in time and effort and probably will further on. Don’t get me wrong, it has been watered down at some places, but not all of them.

[@jzhiojeanjojo3091]

Sir I think you misspell "He did something that I didn't do at that age and that's why I'm insecure".

[@user-we3eg9vs8z]

That guy sitting in the middle looked bored out of his mind 😂

[@raulperez3606]

Hes a hater. Probably way less skilled than the kid with way bigger ego

[@zaetagrdc]

Un buen instructor hace un buen aprendiz de artes marciales..!!

[@syedtahar6692]

Thanks to his master. Thank you sir

[@noposguau447]

Something tells me that if this kid gets into kickboxing, muay thai or other mma, he'll be in the ufc

[@turkikaboha9478]

One sparta kick and he's down

[@athanatos22]

Depends on how fast you kick. Either you hit him or you will have a sore leg later.

[@marktimothyelegarle1493]

Ang if you fail to do that to a child. You get double down.

[@woodylee7]

This video is so incredible

[@jayboogie7956]

You know the teacher held back 😉

[@justsomeguywithoutalife230]

Is this the “Power of god and anime” kid?

[@kayloMJ]

im training arnes before but the covid 19 has stop me 😭😭😭

[@jonrejiyt5224]

You sure??? You couldn't even spell it right...

[@alexalegado8743]

That little dude is amazing.

[@hastii36]

Very cool young warrior!!👍👍👍

[@cmhavner]

I’m 35 and if that kid demanded my lunch money it would literally come flying out of my pocket

[@riduanrohaizan2034]

🤣

[@y3llowpersuasionz18]

Bro then you must be weak af, the kid just has a little stick

[@cmhavner]

Y3llowPersuasionz That kid with a little stick would beat you until there was bone in your stool. Never underestimate a well trained fighter; no matter their size.

[@y3llowpersuasionz18]

Charlie Havner hahhahhahaha, yea sure ok. A kid with a little stick beating a grown adult..............yea bro if you think that kid is strong then you must be a big pussy

[@cmhavner]

Y3llowPersuasionz Sorry you’re having to overcompensate for something 🤏🏼

[@MrAds213]

That kid could grow up to be Nightwing

[@gamersite99]

Strong with the Force, he is...

[@tangodelta6890]

Absolutely Amazing.