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Originally posted by DWright
I'd stick to Modern Arnis. (pun noted)
Originally posted by Bushido
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Originally posted by Zoran
Kenpo - following SGM Parker line. That would include most off-shoots.
Now to the reason why. Kenpo from that lineage tends to follow a logical path compared to a traditional path. Of course, there are exceptions to that rule.
Originally posted by Rich Parsons
HI All,
I would study Balintawak, for it will take
me a life time to get it all 100% Correct.
Yet, I enjoy it so much that I cannot stop!
Rich
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Originally posted by Yari
I just cann't help myself........ Will you have learned everthing when your time is up then?![]()
Just kidding....
Never heard about that art. Please tell a little bit more about it...
Originally posted by Rich Parsons
Yari,
(* Note: Please if this post differs from you
history told to you, please do not take it
personnaly, only post it as you see it or have
been told. Thank you *)
Anciong Bacon was taught by the Seivadras (Sp)
before WWII. After WWII the Seivadras Ancoing
Bacon abd the Canetes and some others I believe
formed the Doces Pares. Due to some internal
issues GM Bacon left the Doces Pares. GM Bacon
opened the 'Balintawak Self-defense Club' on
Balintawak Street in Cebi City Cebu PI. Many
people stared calling it Balintwak as a shorter
name for the club. Then the CLub name become the
name of the art.
BM Bacon taught many many people, Villasin, Buot
Lopez, etc.,... . I will get a more comlete list
and post later tonight.
Balintawak is Stick Fighting, and after you
gain a certain level of understanding, you then
learn the emptyhand translations.
Like I said more later after I check my notes.
Rich
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