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‘Tao Po’: Ang pagpapatuloy ng youngest world Jiu-Jitsu champion sa legasiya ng kanyang magulang

Legacy continues para sa martial arts legends na sina Alvin Aguilar at Maybelline “May” Masuda matapos tanghalin bilang pinakabatang world Jiu-Jitsu champion ang kanilang anak.

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Legacy continues para sa martial arts legends na sina Alvin Aguilar at Maybelline “May” Masuda matapos tanghalin bilang pinakabatang world Jiu-Jitsu champion ang kanilang anak.Sa murang edad na anim na taong gulang, two-time world champion na si Aleia Aielle Aguilar.Sa mga galaw at husay ni Aielle, hindi na ito nakakapagtaka dahil ang kanyang amang si Alvin ang unang Southeast Asian Black Belter. Ang ina naman niyang si May ang unang Filipina Jiu-Jitsu world champion noong 2009.Ngayon, gumagawa na ng sariling pangalan sa larangang ito ang kanilang anak.“For me, like the best feeling, who would ever think like when I start Jiu-Jitsu I&#x27;ve had a baby girl, who would be a two-time world champion, at six years old,” ani Alvin.Hindi rin makapaniwala si May na magiging mabilis ang takbo ng karera ng kanyang anak sa Jiu-Jitsu. “It&#x27;s so surreal. because when she was in preschool, she said, &#x27;I wanna be a world champion when I grow up&#x27; … I was surprised that it came so soon,” saad ni May.“What we do is we always try to empower them, give them more confidence because lot of kids go here, they are unsure of themselves, they&#x27;re scared, they get bullied. So what we do is make sure that even though they can’t compete they can get to go home to face their fears with confidence,” dagdag ni Alvin.Ulat ni Dyan Castillejo para sa programang Tao Po. Mapapanood ang mga episode ng Tao Po <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgyY1WylJUmgJfSjdftIdc0f8ZzOjCOec">dito</a>.

Legacy continues para sa martial arts legends na sina Alvin Aguilar at Maybelline “May” Masuda matapos tanghalin bilang pinakabatang world Jiu-Jitsu champion ang kanilang anak.