Great interview and a great concept. This idea of mutual benefit when artists are willing to set aside their egos and share was the highlight for me. Blessings
Totally agree. As from personal experience, everything gets stiffer and tighter as we're getting older. Finding myself having to stretch and warm up more often before doing anything rigorous. Not like in our 20's where we can just go at any moment.
@@FMAPulsewhere are people like this in the Midwest. My teacher was taught under Guro Raffy Pambuan but my lessons are still undiscipline but evolving.. Mas salaama..
@@JerryFallwell-bt3py Guro Raffy is based in Florida and has started teaching and doing seminars again after retiring from his job. His representatives in the Midwest are Michael Vincent Malayaon in Cincinnati Ohio and Jesse Cabuyadao in Northern IL. You reach Guro Michael at www.maktan.online/ or Tuhon Jesse at combatwarrioracademy.com/
Love this. True humility has open hands to growth. Respect. Respect to all practitioners and teachers who sweat and “” Eat bitter” to attain excellence,and endeavor to pass it on. 🙏
Agreed, and it will keep you up when you get older. Can't reverse the aging process, all we can do is do delay slightly. Horse stance is a love/hate releationship, but beneficial in the long run.
Our strength is our sincerity. Humility is the seat of wisdom. Train for life. Laoshr #60 Ching Yi Kung Fu Association (I got nothing but love for Baltimore.)
Lol that's kinda how I was taught. My uncle's were in the military and they were monsters. At least according to the family. I was born at the start of 70s Ambidextrous and smaller than the rest of my family growing up in Chicago. Yet fighting wasn't a problem for me because I was ambidextrous. The problem was they couldn't take a beating from someone they assumed they should dominate so violence escalated. So my uncle's pulled me into training. Simultaneously the most brutal yet amazing time in my young life. Good times
My Brother from another Mother!! I love this man!! He is such a caring Man!! I have known Saadiq since 1996!! The Air Force brought us together!! This Man is blessed beyond measure!! Amen!!
This guys mental is on a different level , his philosophy of the art and the understanding of the relationship between humans whether they happend to be teaching or learning is on point. I oftern say "chicken noodle soup." At a certain point in training because until someone brings the bowl , the water , the noodles we cant eat , we eat when we all learn . . Thank u for sharing your video . Osu
Not a problem, it's what we do for the community through this channel, giving instructor's that doesn't get recognition, but has done great things within the FMA community.
Cool. I attended a seminar of Tuhon Leo Gaje back in 1984, New York City. My background is Karate but I really liked this seminar what little knowledge I could grasp at that one. I still have the T-shirt.
Love your Philosophy Sir. Keep up the good teachings. I'm Filipino that love Martial Arts, especially Arnis. I'd love to be in one of your seminar if you happen to be around Philly. I know, Maryland is not that far, lol :) God Bless
Feel free to reach out to him or Tuhon Jesse, I'm sure they'd love to collaborate and do a seminar in your town. They work together on the Pagtitipon seminar project where they promote FMA across the states.
I live in Baltimore Maryland. Do you teach in Baltimore Maryland ? If so where do you teach and at what times do you have classes? How can I contact you?
Great interview, talking about respect and how to be humble. Honest talk from the Heart. This is what you find when you train within a real combative Art. I thank you for sharing your insight and knowledge the few times that i have been able to interact with you ! Scott Beard
@FMAPulse honestly it would be an honor to train under either one of them the reason I asked is because I'm a resident of the City of New York so if there's a training facility in New York City I'll sign up right away.
A Beautiful Brother....whom I've known personally from our Air Force years......OUTSTANDING HUMAN BEING...WITH A GREAT FAMILY.......
Saddiq is that you?
Wonderful to see my Kuya share his journey and wisdom. 🙏🏾
Only a delight to hear this man speak.
Rock Soup....now this a very powerful concept to adopt. One's skill sets has to evolve, our body ages and thus a need to adopt what works.❤
Great interview and a great concept. This idea of mutual benefit when artists are willing to set aside their egos and share was the highlight for me. Blessings
Totally agree. As from personal experience, everything gets stiffer and tighter as we're getting older. Finding myself having to stretch and warm up more often before doing anything rigorous. Not like in our 20's where we can just go at any moment.
@@FMAPulsewhere are people like this in the Midwest. My teacher was taught under Guro Raffy Pambuan but my lessons are still undiscipline but evolving.. Mas salaama..
@@JerryFallwell-bt3py Guro Raffy is based in Florida and has started teaching and doing seminars again after retiring from his job. His representatives in the Midwest are Michael Vincent Malayaon in Cincinnati Ohio and Jesse Cabuyadao in Northern IL. You reach Guro Michael at www.maktan.online/ or Tuhon Jesse at combatwarrioracademy.com/
@@FMAPulse haha..Ah now I know why my teacher moved up there Florida; For the Beach bumb life lucky.. bless..
His words at the end gave me goose pimples. Thanks for sharing the journey of this kind human being🙏💛
Tuhon Saadiq Muhammad is an awesome martial artist and fantastic person. Respects Sir!
Love this. True humility has open hands to growth. Respect. Respect to all practitioners and teachers who sweat and “” Eat bitter” to attain excellence,and endeavor to pass it on. 🙏
Well said! Just like Rocky Balboa said, "can you take the hit and keep moving forward."
Beautiful Kapatid!
Lots of Respect
Foot work is the horse that carries you into battle. Lesson learned from Tuhon Saadiq.
Tuhon is an excellent teacher. So full of knowledge and wisdom.
Agreed, and it will keep you up when you get older. Can't reverse the aging process, all we can do is do delay slightly. Horse stance is a love/hate releationship, but beneficial in the long run.
Thanks for the interview!
Our pleasure! All we have left is to get all these great instructors documented for the history books.
Great interview!
Thanks bro. Finally editing the stuff from Illinois.
Our strength is our sincerity. Humility is the seat of wisdom.
Train for life.
Laoshr #60
Ching Yi Kung Fu Association
(I got nothing but love for Baltimore.)
Lol that's kinda how I was taught.
My uncle's were in the military and they were monsters.
At least according to the family.
I was born at the start of 70s
Ambidextrous and smaller than the rest of my family growing up in Chicago.
Yet fighting wasn't a problem for me because I was ambidextrous. The problem was they couldn't take a beating from someone they assumed they should dominate so violence escalated.
So my uncle's pulled me into training.
Simultaneously the most brutal yet amazing time in my young life.
Good times
My Brother from another Mother!! I love this man!! He is such a caring Man!! I have known Saadiq since 1996!! The Air Force brought us together!! This Man is blessed beyond measure!! Amen!!
So many gems in this interview…thank you so much for sharing!
Not a problem, all we have left is to document these teachers for the future.
these are the words of a wise and experienced man.
This guys mental is on a different level , his philosophy of the art and the understanding of the relationship between humans whether they happend to be teaching or learning is on point. I oftern say "chicken noodle soup." At a certain point in training because until someone brings the bowl , the water , the noodles we cant eat , we eat when we all learn . . Thank u for sharing your video . Osu
Not a problem, it's what we do for the community through this channel, giving instructor's that doesn't get recognition, but has done great things within the FMA community.
Cool. I attended a seminar of Tuhon Leo Gaje back in 1984, New York City. My background is Karate but I really liked this seminar what little knowledge I could grasp at that one. I still have the T-shirt.
I’m catching up on videos. I love your interviews and videos.
Glad you like them! Took me a while to get back editing. Has to take a break to regain my sanity after editing all the videos from Philippines.
Outstanding interview and Martial Journey, Thank you
Great video. Thank you.
You're welcome, it's our mission to promote those doing positive things in the community.
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Love your Philosophy Sir. Keep up the good teachings. I'm Filipino that love Martial Arts, especially Arnis. I'd love to be in one of your seminar if you happen to be around Philly. I know, Maryland is not that far, lol :) God Bless
Feel free to reach out to him or Tuhon Jesse, I'm sure they'd love to collaborate and do a seminar in your town. They work together on the Pagtitipon seminar project where they promote FMA across the states.
A true teacher!
Positivity and morality is what makes him special.
Beautiful analogy, martial arts as the stone soup.
Absolutely. Not one person can defend the village by themself.
Can you do those moves against a resisting opponent?
Feel free to reach out to them in Baltimore if you have any questions.
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Pambuan ❤❤❤
Love is the most important Power ❤😄🤗
Would love to see a video with guro Dan insanstos
Hopefully, some of our friends/contacts said he doesn't do interviews anymore...or rarely does.
I live in Baltimore Maryland. Do you teach in Baltimore Maryland ? If so where do you teach and at what times do you have classes? How can I contact you?
You can reach out to Tuhon Muhammad via Facebook or his email. Contact info is located at the end of the video.
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Great interview, talking about respect and how to be humble. Honest talk from the Heart. This is what you find when you train within a real combative Art. I thank you for sharing your insight and knowledge the few times that i have been able to interact with you ! Scott Beard
Is there a school in nyc I can enroll in 🤔
Are you looking to train under Pekiti Tirsia or specifically under Tuhon Saadiq?
@FMAPulse honestly it would be an honor to train under either one of them the reason I asked is because I'm a resident of the City of New York so if there's a training facility in New York City I'll sign up right away.
Tuhon Leo gaje Jr was the supreme master of ptk he's the Best master and fast but also he has a friend also learn Kali his name is guru Dan inosanto
Shifu Kanishka?
It is sad that more non-Filipino or foreign martial arts are being taught in the Philippines rather than FMA due to colonial mentality.