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Filipino Arts:     more books (112)

FILIPINO Martial Arts Magazine, Volume 2 #3 (The Batangas (Balisong) Knife, 2) by Eliot Shearer, 1999 FILIPINO Martial Arts Magazine, Volume 2 #2 (Mimi Chan Wha Lum Temple, Orlando Florida, 2) by Eliot Shearer, 1999 FILIPINO Martial Arts Magazine, Volume 2 #5 (Grandmaster Rene A. Cpangpangan of BARAW SUGBO, 2) by Eliot Shearer, 1999 Arnis: Filipino art of self defense by Benjamin Luna Lema, 1989 Kuntaw: the Ancient Filipino Art of Hand and Foot Fighting Volume 1: Basic Forms and Techniques by Steven K. Dowd, 1978-01-01 Arnis Self-Defense (Native Filipino Art) by Jose G. Paman, 2007-01-01 Kuntaw the Ancient Filipino Art of Hand and Foot Fighting Arnis: Filipino Art of Stick Fighting by Abu; Garcia, Jun Jalmani, 1976-01-01

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61. BudoSeek! Martial Arts Community Forums - Other Martial Arts
    315, 40, 0311-2003 0138 by John Bennett, Go to last post. John Bennett. FilipinoArts Discussion on the filipino arts of Kali, Escrima, Arnis and Kuntau. 89, 24,  
    http://www.budoseek.net/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?&forumid=7

62. The Filipino Express Online: Community Directory
    filipino arts Homepage http//www.filipinoarts.com This site redefines filipinoart for you! This is a fun and creatively designed website for news, links  
    http://www.filipinoexpress.com/community.html
    
    Extractions: It's easy to get tangled-up on the Internet, so we have compiled a comprehensive list of Internet sites to help you find the best Filipino sites on the Internet. If you or your group would like to be listed on this directory, please e-mail us your URL, a description of your site, and the e-mail address of your group's contact person. For the past thirteen years, The Filipino Express has provided the Filipino American community the best news, arts and entertainment coverage from around the United States and the Philippines. We hope you enjoy this digital version of our publication, but we invite you to preview, with no cost or obligation, our printed weekly edition FREE FOR TWO MONTHS. To tell us what you think about this site or to report dead links listed on this page, please E-mail us at acginnyc@aol.com The best Filipino sites are just a click away... Business Education The site of the Philippine media juggernaut. Here you'll find information about the television, radio and satellite programming of the Philippine's largest television network. It's easy to e-mail most of the ABS-CBN's top rated shows, through this site, but don't expect a response too soon. We waited a month for an answer to one of queries. Web surfers beware, all the fancy art featured on this site makes downloading excruciatingly slow. Filipino Arts Homepage http://www.filipinoarts.com

63. Vindex, De Vindplaats Van Het Nederlandse Web
    Huidige rubriek, Sports Martial Arts filipino arts. Subrubrieken, Links, KombatanNorth West Chapter. Gevonden in rubriek Sports Martial Arts filipino arts.  
    http://www.vindex.nl/dir/Sports/Martial_Arts/Filipino_Arts

64. Theater Links
    MINDULANI the Mindanao Theater network Kaliwat Theater Collective Davaobased communitytheater Iligan City Arts and Culture filipino arts PAGE Iligan Cyber  
    http://www.msuiit.edu.ph/ipag/theater.html

65. Www.daimi.aau.dk/~jpsdiry/arnis/docs/ma-faq-fma.txt
    A distinctive feature of all of these filipino arts is their use of geometry. Filipinoarts place great emphasis on footwork, mobility, and body positioning.  
    http://www.daimi.aau.dk/~jpsdiry/arnis/docs/ma-faq-fma.txt

66. Nubreed Martial Arts
    Information on a variety of martial arts such as Kajukenbo Wun Hop Kuen Do, Jeet Kune Do, KaliSilat, Category Sports Martial Arts Schools and InstructionTo promote the arts of Wun Hop Kuen Do Kung Fu, IMB/JFJKD concepts, filipino artsand bring together people who have a need to express their own personal arts  
    http://communities.msn.com/nubreedmartialarts
    
    Extractions: Nubreed Martial Arts nubreedmartialarts@groups.msn.com Groups Home My Groups Language Help ... Tools Nubreed Kali Silat Association Starting the development of the Kali-Silat Instructor program for the state of Wyoming, If you are interested in becoming an Instructor in Kali-Silat in your town or add this great system to your schools curriculum Please contact me, to schedule your personal seminars. Sifu/Guru Ben Fajardo Nubreed Kali Silat Weekend Warriors: Training for the busy or Out of Town Kali Silat Warrior! You will meet with our Instructor one weekend per month, and train a minimum of four hours each day! We highly recommend that the Kali Silat Weekend Warriors participate in one-week camps at least twice per year as well! Our Kali Silat Weekend Warrior program is available only in our Kali Silat program. Normal testing fees are charged $25 and tuition is $100.00. We teach a full curriculum of Kali Silat Filipino and Indonesian martial arts to all the Kali Silat Weekend Warriors, the training is personalized and specialized for the beginner to the advanced martial artist. Sessions are ongoing, and you can join at any time. For an interview Please contact us! Nubreed Kali Silat Long Distance Training opportunities, First you must be a member of the World Kali-Silat Society, Send $20.00 to Nubreed Kali Silat for membership, 2. Write your training background and goals, of teaching the curriculum. After you have joined, This is how you can get started, send for the first training phase contact Sifu/Guro Ben Fajardo trapboxing@hotmail.com for cost and where to send!

67. USADOJO.COM: Filipino Style Martial Arts
    FILIPINO MARTIAL ARTS. filipino arts. ARNIS. ESCRIMA. KALI. SIKARANReturn to Top of Page. For information Email info@usadojo.com. Home  
    http://www.usadojo.com/s_s_filipino.htm

68. :: Warriors Eskrima :: Institute Of Filipino Martial Arts
    Institue of Filipino Martial Arts. The Institute provides both modern andsport training and instruction in traditional forms of filipino arts.  
    http://www.warriors-eskrima.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: The Institute provides both modern and sport training and instruction in traditional forms of Filipino arts. The head of the Institute is grandmaster Abner Pasa. The purpose of the Institute is to ensure that the traditional arts of the Philippines are not lost to the world, at the same time making available to the public the fun and exciting modern sporting forms. The Institutes Chief Instructor is grandmaster Vicente 'Inting' Karin. Grandmaster Tanny Del Campo is in charge of the training in Pangamut, the Institutes empty hand system. Pangulong Guro Krishna Godhania has recently released an instructional video titled " Solo Baston ". This facinating instructional tape teaches the basics of the Warriors System. The tape also includes never before seen footage from Guru Krishna's archives of leading masters from the Philippines. For price and availability please contact Krishna Godhania

69. Can Am Martial Arts Forum
    Collapse This Category filipino arts, Old The filipino arts place greatemphasis on footwork, mobility, and body positioning. These  
    http://www20.brinkster.com/canamma/default.asp?CAT_ID=20

70. Button_home.jpg Contest Promotions Product Ordering Top Ten
    FEATURED CENTURY filipino arts TITLE. The Flow OfFilipino Kali Empty Hand Series By Steve Grody.  
    http://www.centuryvision.com/videos/century_fa.htm

71. Kempo Jujutsu Martial Arts Academy
    Kempo All Levels, 800855 PM, Kosho Ryu Kempo All Levels, Kosho RyuKempo All Levels, Kosho Ryu Kempo All Levels, filipino arts, 800-9  
    http://www.highlandkarate.com/daily.php

72. ESCRIMA
    It was not the techniques that set the filipino arts apart, since most systems utilizetechniques. Max was proficient in various aspects of the filipino arts.  
    http://www.escrima-concepts.com/escrima.htm
    
    Extractions: Latosa - System Development Today, the basic principals of the system rests within the concepts of balance, speed (timing and distance), power, focus, and transition. The bare bone of the systems techniques is known as the box. The box system consists of five interrelated movements, not blocks, but offensive movements. These movements may seem as if they fall into the definition of blocks, but they actually are interference strikes. The idea is to understand the movements of a technique then relate this to the concept studied in Filipino Martial Art. With only five main movements the approach is simple however coupled with the concepts, the combination of structure is endless. All Filipino martial arts students must understand the reality risks in thinking in "perfect world" terms such as "hit me here", "hit me easy", "control your hits", and "hit me perfectly". Through years of teaching, testing and developing fighting concepts, Rene has always been a firm believer in "using what works" in real life situations from any angle and in any environment. It is very important to feel positive and confident in assuring what you know works in other then a perfect world, or club setting environment. Reality knowledge can prove to be an advantage in a real situation Teaching The responsibilities for keeping up the standards and facilitating the growth of Filipino Martial Art are Rene's goals and have been since his career began. His insight and command of the Filipino arts and martial art concepts truly make him an expert in his field. Rene's constant goal is to find flaws in what he teaches and how he teaches as well as always creating new methods for beating his own system.

73. Modern Arnis Presas Style Filipino Martial Arts At Alliance Martial Arts
    The art of Modern Arnis was founded by Professor Remy Presas, who synthesized hisexperiences with a number of traditional filipino arts into his special method  
    http://www.alliancemartialarts.com/arnis.htm
    
    Extractions: The art of Modern Arnis was founded by Professor Remy Presas, who synthesized his experiences with a number of traditional Filipino arts into his special method. Professor Presas fought many real life challenge matches with sticks when he was young, and his life story was one that would make an unforgettable movie! He ran away from home, stowed away on a boat, and went to another island when he was a young man as a way to test himself and improve his Arnis...he traveled the world as an ambassador of Filipino martial arts as an adult...and he created more interest in the arts of his homeland than perhaps any other single individual today. I have studied Modern Arnis since the mid 80's, and in 1991 was awarded my Black Belt by Professor Remy Presas. Since then, I have worked with many other instructors to learn their specific skills and insights into the Filipino martial arts, but I have always been glad to have learned the Presas Style Modern Arnis as a base to work from. Professor Presas always stressed that we were to take the art and learn to use it in new combinations and innovate with what we were taught. We were trained not to stick to one application or way of doing a drill, but to constantly find new ways to learn and use what we had. Professor was less interested in people copying his movements than he was with having them find ways to apply the concepts behind them in their own individual way. We all learned to better teachers by watching him, too.

74. Philippines Websites | Asiagate Asian American Intelligence | Goldsea
    Philippine Headline News Online Filipino Express Online Sunday Punch Pangasinan'sNews Leader Bayani Magazine Online magazine of filipino arts culture Pen  
    http://goldsea.com/Asiagate/philippines.html

75. Training - JKD Concepts, Filipino Kali, Grappling Arts
    Moreover, the La CosteInosanto System of the Filipino Martial Arts, includes Kaliand other filipino arts, such as Dumog (wrestling), Panajackman/Sikaran  
    http://www.ocjkd.com/training.htm
    
    Extractions: The instructor serves as a guide for you to develop your own "individual fighting system", tailored to your physical attributes and age. Every person in class, including the instructor, trains with every other person in class to grow and improve. Training can be cooperative, creative, competitive or combative. The instructor wants you to train and study with as many people as possible to find out what works and what does not work for you at each age and under different environmental conditions. The training at Orange County Jeet Kune Do consists of study and practice in three main areas: Jeet Kune Do, the Filipino Martial Arts and the Grappling Arts. All training (from cooperative to combative) utilizes the key principles of progressive resistance and energy in both sparring practice and training drills.

76. Mousel's Self-Defense Academy: Filipino Martial Arts
    Rating 0, Votes 0) Rate It Australian specialist in filipino arts includingEmpty Hands, Swordplay, Knife Fighting, Single Sticks, Double Sticks.  
    http://www.defend.net/Links/MartialArts/Links/fma/

77. Filipino Martial Arts Magazine
    Online resource containing school directories, who's who, techniques, gallery and general information.Category Sports Martial arts filipino pertinent to the filipino martial arts. Our filipino Martial artsgroup consists of the publisher, the executive editor, and many  
    http://www.filipinomag.com/
    
    Extractions: T his website has been designed to provide access to articles, information, events, news, seminars, techniques, etc.. pertinent to the Filipino martial arts. O ur Filipino Martial Arts group consists of the publisher, the executive editor, and many correspondents, local, European, Asian, and directly from the Philippines, where the Filipino Martial Arts originated.

78. Filipino Cultural Arts
    A detailed documentation on Philippine culture through the indigenous arts of Kali, Dance and Komedia. It decribes a wide spectrum of these arts for all audiences to view and gain a greater understanding and appreciation of filipino culture and history.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Atlantis/7854

79. Steve Grody's Jeet Kune Do And Filipino Martial Arts - Homepage
    Advice on the sequencing and relationship of technique and training method of JKD and adjunct arts such as Muay Thai and Silat, plus photos, videos and seminar information.  
    http://www.grody-jkd-kali.bigstep.com/homepage.html

80. Martial Arts Resource Filipino Arts Page
    Email discussion group for all filipino martial arts. Includes searchable back issues, FAQ, links, and general information.  
    http://www.MartialArtsResource.com/filipino/filframe.htm

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