progression of group 1, 2, 3 and 4....... subscribe

[@mitchb7602]

That's a great video, she was doing great and having a lot of fun too!

[@rodcav3]

Natasha is amazing ..I train with her in NY...and she is currently a level 6 preparing for her FQI level 7..I've learned so much from her as an assisting instructor...this may sound redundant but is worth repeating..She is absolutely amazing

[@kisurvival1802]

GM Bobby is one of the Best Masters out there. He is patient and carrying and he trully is a legend. A treasure to learn from. If you get a chance to learn with him do it. If you get a chance to learn the system learn it. You will learn something about yourself when you do.

[@damnthisuser]

This looks very effective for girls. Men can over power them so likely anything they can do to inflict damage close in is best option.

[@orlandobangayan8178]

Waow.!! She's so nice quick and fast.! 👍🇵🇭☠️🗡️

[@Viewpoint314]

One of the best masters that I have met. A very good and patient teacher.

[@blitzgaming2771]

He added a few upgrades and instructions then she absorbed it up very well, slowly then gradually picking up the pace until its natural to her. She will eventually gain strength and speed and reflexes and all will be natural to her a few years time.. Great teacher and student..

[@markrobertparker]

blitz gaming it must be nice to be so certain of your word choice to predict the next 3 - 5 years of someone elses health vs drug addiction trendsetters ruining 90% of quality screen time - have a great winter 2032

[@robdeskrd]

See how much she improves in just 90 seconds, that man is a phenomenally good teacher

[@markrobertparker]

define phenomanly in three languages adjusted to current trending topic that does not like speaking English with an unimpaired accent

[@robdeskrd]

Phenomenally: adverb- 1. in a remarkable or exceptional way, especially exceptionally well. "membership has grown phenomenally" 2. in a way that is perceptible by the senses or through immediate experience. "a phenomenally conscious mental state" 3. Notable greatness. "Alexander the Great was a phenomenally gifted General" (I only speak English)

[@nwosugochi1]

Damn! She is such a good student and will make a good mistress in what she does someday if she keeps pushing and getting better.

[@noelmelchor3314]

kumusta nong bobby noel melchor ni nephew ni lindo javelona.

[@PancitKanton]

✌️ ♥️ 🇵🇭

[@onanisland6813]

she's so quick to pick up.. Girl's gonna be so deadly

[@markrobertparker]

define deadly while waiting for some1 else to remove derelict smart car that docent accomadate adults

[@sanctusreiki2663]

Just curious how long had she been practicing. And what skill level is she at? I wish I could learn this patterns of striking and blocking.

[@rodcav3]

Don't know how long she's been training ..her name is Natasha and she is a Level 6 now (blackbelt equivalent) and is an assistant instructor preparing for her level 7 FQI status. An amazing teacher, well on her way to FQI soon I am honored to train under her helpful guidance along with head instructor FQI Carlos Jiminez..in NYC

[@orlandobangayan8178]

Ths lady are so lucky trainning GM, Bobby Tabuada. ☠🇵🇭⚔

[@musikarmourph]

Amazing GM Bobby Taboada.

[@cokrowinoto]

Wow....wow...

[@reflexflow9088]

Amazing speed and skill!

[@keithsj10]

She's pretty quick, keeping up with Bobby isn't easy 👍

[@rafaelcarrera9436]

How well do the skills with the stick translate to empty hand fighting skill? What is the importance of the stick if training for self defense as most people will not generally be carrying a stick with them everywhere they go, and being empty handed/unarmed will be the most common situation?

[@Jiron127]

Looks to be almost like wing chun with sticks. Lots of parries, counters and traps

[@Abdulmusic478]

Stick is an extension of your hand, same concept and style will be be applied without the stick.

[@passportbrolife]

the stick becomes your hand... the knife and stick and other weapons are just extension of your hand...

[@rodcav3]

@@Jiron127 Balintawak is often referred to as the Wing Chun of Escrima

[@lucystephanieproperties]

Oh wow. 😮😮😮

[@fahadksaboy]

Salute:))

[@markrobertparker]

FOR U NO1 GETZ OUT ALIVE

[@ieitaatanrerei2621]

love it

[@IllusionistMonBg]

Sir plz make a video on grouping system...what is grouping..how to do grouping moves.. slowly..

[@mosijack909]

He has 6 curriculum dvds that have the whole system; that he sales at seminars and on his website.

[@manwithmountain]

nice!

[@philippinesunfiltered421]

❤️❤️❤️

[@AngelsEye1234]

Ang gling ng babae talo ako hehe

[@jacobharris954]

My teacher Paul vee does the same thing,lessons are both hard and fun

[@markrobertparker]

have you seen the raid 2 in French version

[@jacobharris954]

@@markrobertparker no because I can only speak in English

[@1Flyingfist]

😵

[@blackjack9505]

Kungfu is better than arnis, kung fu can run on the water and fly

[@markrobertparker]

BUT WHEN U USE TO MUCH KUNG FU ON PEOPLE UNDER 6 FEET TALL THEY TAKE UP TO MUCH ROOM IN RAID 2 MOVIE DITCH

[@rodcav3]

No martial art is betteer than the other....its all about the practioners ability to use what he knows. Arnis however does ahve an advantage over empty hand systems because it is weapons based and weapons are taught first. regardless of how effective ones empty hand skills, it is useless against a bladed weapon

[@forrestgump282]

be gentle to women master! you made her arms RED. hehehe just kidding

[@markrobertparker]

THAT IZ WHY U ARE NO LONGER WELCOME IN MALI

[@AngelsEye1234]

Ang gling ng babae talo ako hehe