Garimot
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 Garimot
System is from Paete, Laguna Province in the Philippines.
It is a multi-system, which includes various sub-systems
that the founder learned from his father Grandmaster Peping "Garimot" Baet,
and numerous Grandmaster of Arnis, Eskrima, Hilot, and
Buno (Maestro Pining Absin, Maestro Tomas Cagayat, Indo
Afunggol, Ente Afunggol, Victor "Afu" David,
Juan Ladiana, Totoy Acuno, Andoy Cacaos and Myrna Cadang
from Laguna, Philippines).
The Garimot System focuses on (Largo Mano) Long
Range Fighting and (Corto Mano) close combat confrontation with and not limited
to empty hand combat including "Harimaw Buno" Filipino native wrestling
from the native Mangyan Tribes of Mindoro Island, in the Philippines.
The art has been proven in combat and in un-padded
stick fighting competition up to the third generation Grandmaster of the system
Gat Puno Abon “Garimot” Baet (1978-1985 undefeated stick fighter
of Laguna Philippines)
Inayan Systems International
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Paradise, CA. 95967-2112
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"To be a truly complete and effective fighting defense, a style must have an arsenal of competent techniques and theory to pull from to use in any situation without borrowing from another style."
 In Inayan Eskrima we study several styles of Eskrima but focus on three “core styles” which are Inayan Kadena de Mano, Inayan Serrada, and Inayan Largo Mano. Each is taught in its whole form as a complete style and covers a specific range: short (Kadena), medium (Serrada) and long (Largo). Having these three styles that cover these three separate ranges is the key to balancing out Inayan Eskrima. All three (short, medium and long) are essential. When the Inayan student reaches the proper level he or she can then understand how each piece fits the greater puzzle and put them together as it fits their particular way of fighting.
Latosa Escrima
Grandmaster Rene Latosa
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Latosa Escrima / Concepts is a very dynamic and logical system. The system keeps developing and progressing into the future. System must progress as students develop their technical competence.
In Latosa's early stages of developing Filipino martial art concepts, the movements or techniques were considered key, and the idea of using concepts was secondary. This proved effective and contributed to the fighting reputation of many of Rene's students. However effective, the system did not seem complete. There was a missing element that distinguishes the Filipino art from the other martial arts. It was not the techniques that set the Filipino arts apart, since most systems utilize techniques. It was not the ability to change from empty hand to sticks. What exactly was it? This search for the answer became the driving force in Latosa's quest to develop the Filipino martial art further. The answer was within the fighting concepts, and how they played a role in the effectiveness of the Filipino martial arts. As the concepts of power hitting, blocking hard, balance, and attitude, became more dominant, the Latosa system developed a new focus. Rene restructured his technique drills to impart the importance of concepts. Latosa utilized these concepts while boxing for the Air Force without having any traditional boxing training experience.
Jendo Filipino Martial Arts Resource
 With the advent of the modern era, capped by the emergence of the computer age, it is but a necessity for the human body to be spiritually, mentally and physically fit and alert all times. Hence, the knowledge of martial arts is significantly relevant to the human being in his daily activities not as a means of toppling the other fellow but to be a best of everybody. The knowledge of martial arts equips the individual with all the ingredients of guiding and protecting his friends and other people. However, such knowledge is not just to be taken as a weapon of winning a battle but earning and enjoying peace.
Learning martial arts like Jendo is timely and worthwhile as it is a golden treasure during this period of modern living.
What is Jendo?
- Jendo is a fast-rising Filipino non-classical style of self-defense originated in Mandaluyong City, that has been existing in the Philippines for more than three decades. I is a modern day Filipino martial arts partly based on the ancient oriental system of discipline, founded in 1973 by a Filipino named grandmaster Jonathan Makiling, who among his friends, followers and collegques in martial arts known as Jonathan Abaya or June Abaya.
- Jendo is one of the very few authentic Filipino martial arts, passed the screening of the Philippine Sports Commission and of the different major national organizations of martial arts from various Filipino and foreign style protected by the Philippine Government Law, recognized and approved under Securities and Exchange Commision Regulation No. ANO96-00588
- Jendo specializes in the use of both the empty hands and the Filipino Weaponries such as stick, itak, knife (Punyal/daga) and Bangkaw as a means of self-defense and Sports.
- Jendo means "The Economical New Fist Way". Literally, the word Jendo is an acronym. the first letter of the word Jendo, J - was derived from the originator's first name - Jonathan or June; E - stands for the word economical or economically; N - stands for the word Non-classical or Non-conventional; the fourth letter, D - stands for the word defense and the last, the letter O - stands for the word order, which means, the method, the system or the way it is arranged. The first generation student of Grandmaster Abaya define the last syllable of Jendo, the Do as one word meaning way (Chinese Translation). In Grandmaster Abaya's Weapon's Fighting System, he defines Jendo as June Abaya's Espeda y Navaja Depenssa Orihinal - June Abaya's Original Stick and Knife Fighting System. The word espada, refers to the word stick, sword or escrima and the word navaja refers to the word daga, punyal or knife.
- According to his teachings, Jendo was founded on a systematic principles of body movements that developes its practitioners into a healthy, alert and mentally well coordinated person. It is an art and science dealing with the study of human existence (see Tres-energias), behavior and its relationshp with all the things that surrounds him. Jendo is not just an expression of martial arts defense and counter-attack, it is an expression of inner oneself; a means of attaining life's true meaning. It is the path in which something is and should be acchieved.
- Jendo is an art of acquiring both physical and spirtual freedom; it is direct and natural. It is not fixed, it is alive, ever changing and always searching for new ways; it has a room for improvements just like the world or the universe we are living in, never constant, ever vibrant.
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Kali Majapahit
Guro Fred Evrard, Founder of the Ni Tien Martial Arts Schools (FMA) calls the Kali system taught in his Ni Tien schools : Kali Majapahit.
It is a synthesis of several Filipino Martial Arts, and some other fighting arts from the ancient Majapahit area in Southeast Asia.
The Martial Arts styles that have influenced the Kali Majapahit curriculum are:
- Kali Sikaran (Punong Guro Jeff Espinous)
- Inayan Eskrima (Suro Mike Inay)
- Panantukan (Lucaylucay style)
- Kali / JKD (Inosanto Kali)
- Muay Thai
- Seni Silat Titipinang
- Pencak Silat Tapac Suci
- Silat Kuntao
- Hakka Kuntao
Guro Evrard doesn't look at his Kali Majapahit as another style of Kali, but rather as a system; a way of organizing and teaching the Filipino Martial Arts.
As for most Filipino Martial Arts, the training concepts of Kali Majapahit are multiple but simple. They are based on several sub-systems:
- Sinawali (Double stick)
- Solo baston (Single stick)
- Daga (Knife defense)
- Kadena de Mano (closed range empty hand)
- Panantukan (Filipino boxing)
- Sikaran (Filipino kickboxing)
- Dumog (Filipino wrestling)
- Largo Mano (long range or long sword)
- Espada y Daga (sword and knife)
- Sibat / Bangkow (spear or long staff)
- Trangkada (joint locks and pressure points)
- Silat Kuntao & Seni Sarong (influenced by the Indonesian Pencak Silat)
In Kali Majapahit, these concepts are woven together into a complete and very effective system. Any improvement in one aspect of the Art will accelerate progression in the others. |
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Specializing in Serrada Escrima. Guro Michael L. Schwarz is the midwest representative for the WSEF (World Serrada Escrima Federation) under the guidance of Grandmaster Anthony Davis.
Previously Guro Schwarz studied and is certified under Master Charles (Chuck) Cadell III. Both of these fine masters were direct students and certified Masters of the late Grandmaster Angel Cabales.
Please join Guro Schwarz and his friends for further discussions on the WSEFflow newsgroup: {Click Here] |
Mandatus Samuel A. Ibe
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Bacolod City - 6100
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Train with the Best
 MantasDaga - Exist as a Filipino indigenous knife fighting system that deals in the reality of street and combat survival.
- Exist to establish camaraderie’s, brotherhood, humanity, humility and respect to all those who respect our existence.
- Exist to maim those who will downgrade the reputation of the instructors, practitioners and member of the system.
- Exist to overcome the danger of being cut or stabbed during the actual confrontation without fear and hesitancy.
- Exist to preserve the art, and destroy those who will question its integrity.
- Exist to prove superiority in the field of knife fighting technology.
- Exist to develop fighters with the ability that can destroy the enemy without any recovery.
- Exist to produce tactical and strategic knife handlers to become ideal fighters.
- Exist to eliminate the adulteration, inclusions, plagiarism, and so-called combination in the purity of the art.
- Exist to spread and embrace the importance of the Filipino culture, customs and tradition.
- Exist to accelerate survival awareness and life preservation.
- Exist to promote mental clarity and health.
- Exist to introduce correct human characteristic and capability.
- Exist to develop derivable weapons into lethal usable weapons.
- Exist to prove that the nature of warfare is weaponry, not empty hands.
| With over ten thousand square feet of floor space, the IMB Academy is one of the largest and most complete martial art schools in the South Bay area. Our classes are conducted in the main training room on a high quality matted floor. Our facility also offers a fully equipped weight room and an open workout room with a boxing ring, speed and heavy bags, allowing students to train independently from their scheduled class times.
For over thirty years, the International Martial Arts & Boxing Academy has played an important role in the personal growth and professional development of thousands of students locally, nationally, and internationally. |
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(Long range) Weaponry self-defense from the Filipino Martial Arts, featuring single and double stick coordination drills that provide a better awareness towards the various angles of offense, defense, and counters. |
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(Middle range) The development of an individual's personal weapons, emphasizing punch, kick, elbow, knee coordination and evasive body movements for an effective defense. |
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(Close range) We are extremely fortunate to offer the expertise of the R.C.J. Machado Jiu-Jitsu to our program. Their highly effective art of ground grappling includes a wide variety of position and submission training methods, which strengthen an individual's ability to defend themselves from the ground. |
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(Self discovery range) The philosophies, concepts and training methods of Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do, increasing an individual's awareness through the understanding of their own personal abilities and limitations. |
Richard Bustillo possesses a wealth of knowledge and a very unique and motivating teaching style. Credited as being one of the major contributors to revive the Filipino Martial art of Kali/Eskrima/Arnis, Bustillo is recognized by the Council of Grandmasters of the Philippines as Ninth degree Black Belt (Grandmaster) in Doce Pares Eskrima. However, he is best known for his training under Bruce Lee and Jun Fan Jeet Kune Do. |
The foundation of Yashai Warcraft is based upon a 6-banded spectrum of successful warrior traditions. These 6 traditions (in no specific order) are:
- The Filipino Warrior Arts -- emphasis is on the fighting methods of the Southern Philippines (Moro systems) and on those styles developed by Battlecircle ('pit') champions. We call this blend Patayin Estilo , the 'Death Match' system of sword and battlestick fighting.
- The Jun Fan Fighting Method / jeet kune do concepts -- the system of combat developed by Bruce Lee (Lee Jun Fan).
- Nagondzog -- the traditional Apache methods of hunting, survival, and guerrilla warfare.
- Silat / Pentjak Silat -- the warrior styles of the Tausugs (Sulu), Minangkabau (Sumatra), the Wali Suci (Java), the Bugis (Sulewesi), and the Melayu (Malaysia). We call this blend Silat Sabungin , the 'cockfighting' system of Filipino and Indonesian short-knife fighting.
- Hrafns Vegr -- "The Raven's Way": the fighting methods of the Dark Ages Vikings. Emphasis is on the styles of the Einherjar and the Ulfhednar. The dedication to the old Arts of War is still maintained at a few remote Scandian villages in the barrens and deep forests of the far Northlands.
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