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Trovador ramos biography: Screengrab of TRACMA Founder Trovador ‘Ka Badong’ Ramos, Sr. from incmedia.org featuring the Executive News on the pastoral visitation of Bro. Eduardo V. Manalo in Hong Kong, China last October 16, 2016.  Ramos is a pioneering member of the Locale of INC in Hong Kong. In a private fighting arena in March of 1972, two masters of Martial Arts fought and sealed a friendship between the Philippines and Hongkong based on mutual respect and admiration. That fight was between Kung Fu superstar and legendary master Bruce Lee and Filipino martial arts master Trovador Ramos Sr, founder of the TRACMA or the Trovador Ramos Asian Consolidated Martial Arts. Thirty-nine years later after that momentous fight, Ramos shares how the fight came to be and how that one single event created a strong bond between Filipinos and Hongkong based Martial Artists. Martial arts at the age of six Ramos’ journey in the world of Asian Martial Arts began at the early age of six in San Antonio, Zambales where he was first taught boxing, arnis and jujitsu. Fights were major attractions in those areas at that time he said and he was encouraged to join because he earned money fighting. “Fifty-pesos ang kita noon pag nanalo at ang laki-laki na ng 5-pesos noon. Dayo-dayo, ganun ang style noon, may bata, may matanda basta free willing na laban.” I would earn fifty-pesos fighting and 50-pesos at that time was a lot of money. We would go from one place to another just to fight, there were fights for kids and adults alike, free willing fights. He began developing his own style after he was taught professionally by a Japanese and a Chinese Martial Arts experts after World War II. “Dun na ako nag-concentrate and iyon talaga ang gusto kong gawin.” It was at the former Subic Naval Base in Olongapo where he worked as a Martial Arts instructor for Security Personnel of the then Subic Command. “I stayed in Subic Bay for 17 years teaching Martial Arts and playing for a band.” Ramos was both Martial Artist instructor and musician at the former US military facility, playing the saxophone for the Officer Club. TRACMA’s roots in Singapore Then fate and Martial Arts brought him to Singapore. It was in that country where he made a name for himself developing what is now known as TRACMA. It was in the year 1970 and he was challenged in a public fight by what was known as the Big Four in Singapore at that time and he emerged victorious. The result of the fight reached the security officers of the then Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and he was asked to demonstrate his skills in various security threat situations. He passed it all and was hired as a special Martial Arts instructor for the security personnel of Singapore’s recognized leader and visionary. http://postinglife.com/bruce-lees-fri... #TracmaInternational #TracmaMovie