This category is for schools as well as training and instructional programs which are of a general aspect to Filipino Martial Arts.
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Filipino art of hand, foot, and stick fighting. Features philosophies, techniques, instructors, and links.[Fallon, NV]
Founded by Tuhon Gaudiosa Sarno Ruby in 1989 and later established the Filipino Martial Arts Hall of Fame. Includes a biography on the instructor, photos, contact information, and links.[El Paso, TX]
Teaches Modern Arnis, Kali, Escrima, and Kuntao. Includes recent news, pictures, seminars, events, products, and links.[Tacoma, WA]
A system of many styles that also draws upon Krabi-Krabong, Silat, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and Bando. Includes information on the system and instructors, seminars, a forum, online store, articles, and related categories.[Hermosa Beach, CA]
Offers instruction in Inayan Eskrima in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA. Information about this tradition, instructor qualifications, photos, FAQ, and online forum for discussion of Filipino martial arts.
Teaches Filipino Kali and Indonesian Silat systems. Includes history on systems, information on instructors, class schedule, and related links.[Vancouver, Canada]
Authentic Pekiti Tirsia Kali taught by Guro AK Boouraca. Includes information about the local division and instructors, photos, videos, message board, seminars, and related links.[White Plains, NY]
Provides information on this system and its history, affiliated schools and instructors, pictures and videos, links, and related topics.[International]
Founded by Punong Guro Henry Espera. Designed to work against real world hostility and street attacks. Features information on the system and instructors, articles, photos, links, and related topics.[Philippines]
Headed by Tuhon Chris Sayoc. Includes message board, articles, photos, video clips, certified instructors and schools, course information and outlines, seminars, store and related topics.[Bala Cynwyd, PA]
Offers instruction in Inayan Eskrima in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA. Information about this tradition, instructor qualifications, photos, FAQ, and online forum for discussion of Filipino martial arts.
Founded by Tuhon Gaudiosa Sarno Ruby in 1989 and later established the Filipino Martial Arts Hall of Fame. Includes a biography on the instructor, photos, contact information, and links.[El Paso, TX]
Teaches Filipino Kali and Indonesian Silat systems. Includes history on systems, information on instructors, class schedule, and related links.[Vancouver, Canada]
Provides information on this system and its history, affiliated schools and instructors, pictures and videos, links, and related topics.[International]
Founded by Punong Guro Henry Espera. Designed to work against real world hostility and street attacks. Features information on the system and instructors, articles, photos, links, and related topics.[Philippines]
Teaches Modern Arnis, Kali, Escrima, and Kuntao. Includes recent news, pictures, seminars, events, products, and links.[Tacoma, WA]
Authentic Pekiti Tirsia Kali taught by Guro AK Boouraca. Includes information about the local division and instructors, photos, videos, message board, seminars, and related links.[White Plains, NY]
A system of many styles that also draws upon Krabi-Krabong, Silat, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and Bando. Includes information on the system and instructors, seminars, a forum, online store, articles, and related categories.[Hermosa Beach, CA]
Filipino art of hand, foot, and stick fighting. Features philosophies, techniques, instructors, and links.[Fallon, NV]
Headed by Tuhon Chris Sayoc. Includes message board, articles, photos, video clips, certified instructors and schools, course information and outlines, seminars, store and related topics.[Bala Cynwyd, PA]
