This is an association of all original filipino tapadistas. This group uses a long stick made of coffee stalk and is about 45-47 inches long and is held by two hands. This form of Filipino Martial Arts was invented by the Late Grandmaster Romeo "Nono" Mamar of Taloc, Bago City, Negros Occidental, Philippines. The style is different from the usual arnis/escrima/baston style.
Sunday, March 25, 2007
Saturday, March 24, 2007
Saturday, December 16, 2006
THE PRACTICE OF ORIGINAL FILIPINO TAPADO
GM Benefredo "Bebing" Lobrido doing a solo UNO and DOS strokes. These strokes are the only two basic strokes of the Original Filipino Tapado. Students will have to undergo this training before moving forward to the higher forms (linyada)
GM Bebing Lobrido and Master Elmer V. Montoyo demonstrating the UNO and DOS strokes with partner. Students will also undergo this kind of training we call sparring before moving up to the higher forms (linyada)
GM Bebing Lobrido in sleevless t shirt performing a linyada/technique while Master Nelson Carmona receiving the technique. In the original tapado practice one acts as a teacher (the feeder) and the other acts as the student (the striker). In the picture GM Bebing acting as student/striker doing a higher form/linyada. One cannot proceed to this technique unless he finishes the basic requirements as being performed below by GM Bebing Lobrido and his brother, Master Clodualdo "Budoy" Lobrido.
The basic uno and dos strikes are the first requirements of the tapado student. Here in the farm of the Lobridos in Taloc, Bago City, Negros Occidental, it is being performed by Master Clodualdo "Budoy" Lobrido, in sleeveless t shirt, while GM Bebing Lobrido is feeding his brother. The feeder will perform the basic strikes of arnis. Sometimes, the twelve strikes.
Sunday, October 01, 2006
Turnover Rites during the Funeral Rites of the Late GM Romeo "Nono" Mamar

GM Benefredo "Bebing" Lobrido acknowledging and accepting the symbolic tapado stick from the son of the late GM Romeo "Nono" Mamar, Mr. Romeo "Tokong" Mamar, Jr. "Tokong" formally turnover the leadership and headmastership to the 1st inheritor of Original Filipino Tapado Long Stick Fighting Art to GM Bebing Lobrido.

During the funeral rites of the Late GM Romeo "Nono" Mamar, Sr., the leadership and headmastership was turned over to the Head Instructor and now president and Headmaster of Original Filipino Tapado Long Stick Fighting Association, Inc., GM Benefredo "Bebing" Lobrido by Mr. Romeo "Tokong" Mamar, Jr.

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