Affiliation programs are available in Classical Arnis Abaniko Tres Puntas and Filipino Kyusho.

What does the program consist of?

It consists of 5 intensive training weekends covering Saturday and Sunday.

Covering each program up to Apprentice Instructor a black belt equivalent in the Filipino martial arts. These are flexible to fit in with your family should you miss one weekend we can rearrange it so you complete the program and pass.

What is the content?

In Classical Arnis Abaniko Tres Puntas you will learn Astrix footwork, how to hold the stick and knife, stances flow drills  Hawi Tapi, (Parry and block) classical techniques such as Banda-y-Banda, Rompida, Doblada, Hirada Batangueña, Espada-y-Daga, Palis-palis) Knife drills,  free flow exercises,

Here is a breakdown which is flexible depending on the students needs.

 

Abaniko Tres Puntas Classical Arnis Program

Weekend 1

1. Grips, stances and postures
2. Striking patterns
3. Striking in combinations
4. Parries , traps and stops
5. Flowing and moving drills
6. Counters to attacks in combinations
7. Double striking (doblete)
8. Empty hand applications
9. Tres Puntas knife

Weekend 2

1. Brief review of Weekend 1
2. Hawi - Tapi
3. Using the butt
4. Using the elbow and traps
5. Takedowns locks and traps
6. Close quarters
7. Integration of movements and techniques in moving drills

Weekend 3

Brief review of Weekend 2

Abaniko Tres Puntas Knife

1. Grip
2. Stances
3. Cuts and thrusts
4. Hawi- Tapi
5. Immobilizing counters and takedowns
6. Integration of movements and techniques in moving drills

Weekend 4

Abaniko Tres Puntas Dumog-Ipit

Brief review of Weekend 3

1. Energy Concentration
2. Standing Pins
3. Immobilisations
4. Breaking Centreline
5. Takedowns
6. Types of Pressure
7. Flow Drills
8. Angle Explanation

Weekend 5

Brief review of Weekend 4

Advanced Drills

1. Review of the basics
2. Stick to Stick Counters
3. Hawi-Tapi
4. Sungkiti
5. Ponyo
6. Ponyo Sungkiti Combinations
7. Ponyo Elbow Combinations
8. Mixing Combinations
9. Traps
10. Knife Applications
11. Six angles drill
12. Empty hand applications
13. Free Flow Drills

Who can do the program?

Any one with a genuine interest in Filipino Martial arts grade and experience is not important, but commitment, determination and enthusiasm are!!!!!

Who does the training?

The training is conducted personally by GM Angelo Baldissone

What certificate will I receive?

(Apprentice Instructor) equivalent black belt in the Filipino martial arts

Where is it?

The courses are at the UK Classical Arnis HQ in New Milton, Hants set in the New Forest

When and how much does it cost?

Please contact me for prices and times of the next course

Filipino Kyusho program

What does the program consist of?

It consists of 6 intensive training weekends covering Saturday and Sunday.

Covering each program up to Apprentice Instructor a black belt equivalent in the Filipino martial arts. These are flexible to fit in with your family should you miss one weekend we can rearrange it so you complete the program and pass.

What is the content?

In Filipino Kyusho you will learn many things in a realistic manner covering Pressure points, stick and knife, locking, punching, kicking, takedowns, flow drills, stick fighting and much more for a breakdown see below.

Weekend 1

1. Posture, breathing, stances and footwork
2. Making a fist
3. Jab, cross and hook
4. Kicking
5. Basic Hubad (energy drill)
6. Armbar and wristlock
7. Flowing armbar and wristlock
8. Pressure points and activation
9. Stickwork
10. Knifework
11. Empty hands

 

Weekend 2

Brief review of Weekend 1

1. Footwork Tai sabaki
2. Red belt Kicking Roundhouse jump kick / replace kick and knee strike
3. Punching Upper cut
4. Straight punch in Hubad energy drill
5. Centrelock and reverse wristlock
6. Flowing centrelock and reverse wristlock from energydrill
7. Pressure points and activation
8. Stick striking patterns
9. Sinawali (stick energy drillls left and right hand)
10. Kurridas (stick close quarter fighting)
11. Knifework, basic pattern , cut and pass check
12. Empty hands

Weekend 3

Brief review of Weekend 2

1. Principles and concepts
2. Elbow strikes
3. Sliding side kick
4. Kick and Punch combinations
5. Shoulder Locks
6. Elbow Strike Hubad
7. Stick Flows mixing with empty hands
8. Pressure points and activation
9. Italian Knife Drills
10. Locking from sinawali
11. Bridging the ranges

 

Weekend 4

Brief review of Weekend 3

1. Pressure point revival
2. Sparring combinations
3. Hubad with kicking and punching
4. Finger locks principles explained
5. Chicken wing and hammer lock
6. Locking flow drill
7. Pressure points and activation
8. Self defence
9. Stick combinations
10. Disarms from sinawali drills
11. Knife defence
12. Knife hubad

 

Weekend 5

Brief review of Weekend 4

1. Taking and controlling centreline
2. Pad drills
3. Hubad half beat inserts
4. Circle locking explained
5. Standing centrelock
6. Locking flow drill
7. Pressure points and activation
8. Self defence
9. Stick locking
10. Karambit
11. Italian knife footwork
12. Italian knife strikes

 

Weekend 6

Brief review of Weekend 5

1. Taking and controlling posture
2. Timing drills
3. Hubad flows with inserts
4. Ground grappling
5. Opening and closing strikes
6. Stick and Knife
7. Power Generation
8. Self defence
9. Stick sparring close quarters
10. Disarms from sinawali drills
11. Sinking and Blending energy
12. Combination drills
13. Gunting (defanging the snake)

 

Who can do the program?

Any one with a genuine interest in Filipino Martial arts grade and experience is not important, but commitment, determination and enthusiasm are!!!!!

Who does the training?

The training is conducted personally by GM Angelo Baldissone.

What certificate will I receive?

(Apprentice Instructor) equivalent black belt in the Filipino martial arts.

Where is it?

The courses are at the Filipino Kyusho HQ in New Milton, Hants set in the New Forest.

When and how much does it cost?

Please contact me for prices and times of the next course.