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FILIPINO MARTIAL ARTS -
Arnis, Kali, Eskrima |
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Punong Guro Myrlino
P. Hufana
Hufana Traditional
Arnis International
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ARNIS, KALI,
ESKRIMA are
forms of the Filipino
Combative Arts as taught
by Punong Guro
Myrlino P. Hufana,
the Grandmaster and
Chief Instructor.
The Academy offers
regular training in the
Filipino Martial Arts
(FMA) - ARNIS,
KALI, ESKRIMA
lead by Punong Guro and
several certified
instructors. FMA
classes are separate
from the Academy's
Taekwondo program.
FMA training is not a
mixed martial arts
program. FMA is a
combative art, a
complete system of self
defense, and a stand
alone fighting system.
FMA training, as taught
by Punong Guro, is based
on classical movements,
concepts and philosophy
of the Filipino
Combative Arts.
Admittedly, there a few
areas of training that
have been modified in
order to effectively
adapt into
today's fighting
scenarios.
The strength of the
Filipino Martial Arts is
in its ability to
conform and adapt into
any combative and street
fighting situation.
There are four major
ranges taught in Punong
Guro's style of FMA -
Largo Mano
(long range), Medio
(mid range), Corto
(close quarters), and
Dumog (Filipino
ground fighting).
The weapons utilized
will depend on the range
of combat. The
weaponry used in
training will vary from
the student's level of
proficiency and training
experience. The
basics will include
rattan sticks of several
lengths - long (36" -
40"), medium (26" -
28"), and short (20" -
24"). Training
daggers of various
styles and other
traditional Filipino
bladed weaponry will
also be used in some
areas of training.
Although the FMA's main
arsenal are the weapons,
Mano a Mano or
empty hands, Pilipino
Boksing and
Sipa (kicks) are
also used.
BELLEVUE MARTIAL
ARTS ACADEMY
Hufana Traditional Arnis
International
14510 NE
20th Street, Suite 100
Bellevue, WA 98007
(425) 643-8488
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Punong
Guro &
Michael
Hufana
(son) |
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Punong
Guro
with
Prof
Remy
Presas,
the
father
of
Modern
Arnis |
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PG
Hufana &
Ed
Peregrino
at
seminar,
Las
Vegas
Trapping
hands
w/Ed
Peregrino
TEAM
HTAI at
the 4th
WFMAA
Expo,
Las
Vegas
GM
Rodell
Dagooc's
knife
design,
Philippines
2005
GM Yuli
Romo,
discussing
techniques,
Philippines
2005
GM
Rodrigo
Maranga
at home
in Cebu,
Philippines
2005
GM Vic
Sanchez,
reviewing
techniques,
Philippines
2005
GM Nene
Tortal,
knife
training,
Makati,
Philippines
2005
GM
Ramiro
Estalilla,
HTAI
Summer
Camp
2005
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