Thats what I find curious.  If Kino Mutai was a Filipino art that has been passed down, then surely, there must be some form of lineage behind it all.  
For me, biting and eye gouging under given circumstances is simple, direct and non-classical.
I've just done a search on Kino Mutai on the web, and I am under the impression it is also taught by Black Eagle Escrima:
							
						
					For me, biting and eye gouging under given circumstances is simple, direct and non-classical.
I've just done a search on Kino Mutai on the web, and I am under the impression it is also taught by Black Eagle Escrima:
	
, but the fact of the matter is..KINO MUTAI is not a legit art that is recoznized in the P.I. I am a Cebuano that hails from mindanao..and i have a good idea who gave this thing to Vunak..Kinumutai is a cebuano/visayan/central philippine dialect that means"  to squeeze with  ones hands because of anger and agravation". So in my dialects perspective per se..the term kinumuta is not gouging or biting..this on the first hand is what Kinumutai is.....
							
						
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