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DM Level 1a,b,c and 2a Test held Sunday July 25th, 2010

Congratulations to Mike Hershick for passing the Level 1a Test. Kudos to Kat Krischke for recently acquiring her Level 1b certificate in the Defensor Method of Filipino-Indonesian Martial Arts.

DM Moves Saves Model From runway Fiasco

DM Moves Saves Model From Runway Fiasco
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March 27th, 2010, Hyatt Hotel Grand Ballroom Rosemont, IL

DM Moves Saves Model From Runway Fiasco

March 27th, 2010, Hyatt Hotel Rosemont, IL

 

 

Arnis de Mano: Harness of the Hand

Review of the book Arnis de Mano: Harness of the Hand, by Abundio S. Baet, copyright 2010.


 

This book was written to describe the history, philosophy, and techniques of the Filipino fighting arts from the province of Laguna.  The author has been training since he was six in the arts of his family, which go back more than five generations.  In addition, he has studied under ten other maestros from around Laguna.  From the age of 16, until he was forced to stop at 23, he was an undefeated stickfighting champion in Laguna.  In this book he relates what he has been taught by those maestros.

 

Approaching Technology The Warrior Way

   In My Humble Opinion, the newest frontier we all face is Technology.  Advances in Science & Technology is astounding.

Larong Moro-Moro: The Shroud of Arnis de Mano

Review of the book Larong Moro-Moro: the Shroud of Arnis de Mano, by Abundio S. Baet, copyright 2010.



This book was written to explain the history and practice of the moro-moro (a socio-religious play in the Philippines containing mock battles), and its connection to the Filipino martial arts. The author is a lifelong practitioner of the Filipino martial arts, and has played in the moro-moro in the province of Laguna. He also comes from a family of martial artists and moro-moro players going back at least five generations. It is from that perspective that he writes about the moro-moro.

Pros of Training/Hitting/Grappling with weapons

      In most Self-Defense classes and Martial Arts schools ongoing classes include stretching, warm ups, calisthenics, lots of cardio, basic moves, striking, some grappling, so

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