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In Today’s installment, I share with you, this beautiful gem of a documentary.
This documentary focuses on the DOG BROTHERS, a group started in southern California. In 1988, Marc Denny and 10 other martial arts enthusiasts formed the loose tribe they called the Dog Brothers, a name that would soon resonate throughout the martial arts community. Fueled by their shared passion for martial arts and an intense desire to challenge themselves, they were all drawn to an obscure form of the combat arts that originated during times of tribal warfare in the Philippines known as KALI, ARNIS, and ESCRIMA.
This unique style emphasized not just the physical aspect of fighting but also the deep-rooted traditions and philosophies that accompanied it, fostering a profound sense of camaraderie and respect among its practitioners. Through rigorous training sessions and matches, the Dog Brothers not only honed their skills in reality-based stick fighting, but through these stickfights also formed lasting bonds that transcended the mere act of combat, creating a vibrant community rich in shared experiences and mutual growth. As they engaged in these intense yet respectful exchanges, each practitioner brought their individual backgrounds and perspectives, contributing to a collective understanding that celebrated the art of combat as both a martial discipline and a profound cultural expression.
This unique combination of physical skill and emotional connection ignited a passion and dedication that resonated deeply within the participants, creating a movement that not only honored martial prowess but also emphasized the significance of brotherhood and unity among warriors. Their journey would go on to inspire countless others who were seeking an authentic and meaningful connection to the martial arts, inviting them to not just learn techniques, but to embrace the ethos that champions respect, discipline, and lifelong friendship.
If you want to watch more episode of WHY WE FIGHT, you can find them streaming on HULU.
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