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The FCMAA has rescheduled the seminar that we were forced to cancel last
month. The new date is Saturday, March 10th.
Dr. David Wink, a former student of Pekiti-tirsia Kali under Grand Tuhon Leo
T. Gaje and Pentjak Silat under Suyardi "Eddie" Jafri, has spent the last
20+ years using full-contact fighting to test and develop his fighting
system. On March 10th, Dr. Wink will teach a seminar on mixed weapons
fighting. Today, it's not unusual to see people fighting head to head with
the various classical weapons systems like solo baston vs. solo baston or
doble baston vs. doble baston, but you don't often see people fighting with
mixed weapons systems like: doble baston vs. staff, doble vs. katana, espada
y daga vs. katana, or baston vs. daga. No doubt the warriors of the
Philippines had to fight weapons of various types and ranges with whatever
weapon or implement they happened to be carrying at the time. It seems that
things haven't changed much except that instead of the jungle, most of us
are more likely to have to apply our systems in an alley or parking lot.
Join us and learn how to apply various weapons systems against weapons of
superior range and or power.
Date: Saturday March 10, 2001.
Time: Starting at 10:00 AM and ending at 5:30 PM with a 1 hour lunch break.
Where: Central Maryland Martial Arts
Frederick, Maryland
Cost: $45.00 per person if registration/payment received before March 3,
2001 and $50.00 per person if received after March 3, 2001. Note: If your
registration is received after March 3rd, we can't guarantee that your
certificate of completion will be ready the day of the seminar and the
additional $5.00 is to cover shipping costs.
Required Equipment: 1 pair of rattan sticks, a training knife or short
stick, hand and eye protection.
Notes: Due to the size of our facility, space is limited to 15 participants
on a first come basis.
For more information or to get a registration form, please contact David
Fulton @ dhfulton@prodigy.net
Hope to see you all there!
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Full Contact Martial Arts Association.
"As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another."
month. The new date is Saturday, March 10th.
Dr. David Wink, a former student of Pekiti-tirsia Kali under Grand Tuhon Leo
T. Gaje and Pentjak Silat under Suyardi "Eddie" Jafri, has spent the last
20+ years using full-contact fighting to test and develop his fighting
system. On March 10th, Dr. Wink will teach a seminar on mixed weapons
fighting. Today, it's not unusual to see people fighting head to head with
the various classical weapons systems like solo baston vs. solo baston or
doble baston vs. doble baston, but you don't often see people fighting with
mixed weapons systems like: doble baston vs. staff, doble vs. katana, espada
y daga vs. katana, or baston vs. daga. No doubt the warriors of the
Philippines had to fight weapons of various types and ranges with whatever
weapon or implement they happened to be carrying at the time. It seems that
things haven't changed much except that instead of the jungle, most of us
are more likely to have to apply our systems in an alley or parking lot.
Join us and learn how to apply various weapons systems against weapons of
superior range and or power.
Date: Saturday March 10, 2001.
Time: Starting at 10:00 AM and ending at 5:30 PM with a 1 hour lunch break.
Where: Central Maryland Martial Arts
Frederick, Maryland
Cost: $45.00 per person if registration/payment received before March 3,
2001 and $50.00 per person if received after March 3, 2001. Note: If your
registration is received after March 3rd, we can't guarantee that your
certificate of completion will be ready the day of the seminar and the
additional $5.00 is to cover shipping costs.
Required Equipment: 1 pair of rattan sticks, a training knife or short
stick, hand and eye protection.
Notes: Due to the size of our facility, space is limited to 15 participants
on a first come basis.
For more information or to get a registration form, please contact David
Fulton @ dhfulton@prodigy.net
Hope to see you all there!
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Full Contact Martial Arts Association.
"As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another."