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Ernesto A. Presas | Malmo Martial Arts

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Ernesto A. Presas. Ernesto A. Presas. Grandmaster Ernesto A. Presas. Ernesto Presas (May 20, 1945 November 1, 2010) was the founder of Filipino martial arts system Kombatan. Ernesto Amador Presas was born in the coastal village of Hinigaran, Negros Occidental, Philippines on May 20, 1945. He began his training in the Filipino martial arts at the age of eight under his father, Jose Presas, a well-known stick fighter of his generation. Grandmaster Presas diligently researched the Filipino martial arts for ...

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Host a Seminar | Malmo Martial Arts

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Ernesto A. Presas. Typical one or two day seminar information. Five (5) hours of instruction per day with a one (1) hour lunch break. Video or audio recording equipment allowed with permission. Photos may also be taken with permission only. All participants must sign a waiver. Please contact us for seminar fee and full details at:. Bentonville, AR 72712. Ernesto A. Presas. Berdugo Martial Arts Center. Proudly powered by WordPress.

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Malmo Martial Arts : Serving Northwest Arkansas : Bentonville, Rogers, Bella Vista, Centerton, Lowell, Springdale, Fayetteville

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Ernesto A. Presas. Adults Only : No Contracts : No Enrollment Fees. Malmo Martial Arts is the only school in Arkansas licensed to represent the International Philippine Martial Arts Federation (IPMAF) and the arts of Kombatan, Mano Mano, and Dumog as taught by Grandmaster Ernesto Amador Presas. Or Grandmaster Alex France. Malmo Martial Arts specializes in close quarter combat. Our initial emphasis is on realistic and effective self-defense. We cover all ranges of conflict from weapons to ground f...Weste...

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The more I go, the more I don’t know | Pitik-Pitik

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Pabilisan aka Quick Blog. The more I go, the more I don’t know. Posted on June 28, 2011 by apil. During the beginning – what I’ll call the honeymoon period of my training – I was completely empty and ready to be filled with techniques. Each one stuck in my mind vividly. Now that I’ve learned more than a few, I find them all starting to blend together or crowding out other moves I learned. What’s worse is that the more I go to class these days, the more I feel like I don’t know!

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How to Hook Someone on FMA | Pitik-Pitik

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Pabilisan aka Quick Blog. How to Hook Someone on FMA. Posted on May 24, 2011 by apil. 8220;Life happens.” An instructor told me when I asked about their policy. “We understand that.”. That lack of pressure to attend was actually a big reason why I started to go more often. (This probably only applies to me, though, as I hate expectation.) How often? For every technique I learned, I was given an example of how I could use it in a real life scenario. This engaged me in really learning the technique pro...

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A quiet love | Pitik-Pitik

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Pabilisan aka Quick Blog. Posted on March 18, 2013 by apil. It’s been two years of steady Filipino Martial Arts and I have to say that I’m still in love with it, though not with quite the same intensity as when I first started. It hasn’t lessened but has instead quieted into something steady and just as certain. To practicing many more years of Filipino Martial Arts! Mail (will not be published) (required).

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Get creative this Philippine Independence Day | Pitik-Pitik

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Pabilisan aka Quick Blog. Get creative this Philippine Independence Day. Posted on June 12, 2011 by apil. Happy Philippine Independence Day! I know, it’s a little late, but thought I’d still try to get in a post while it was still the 12th. Back in the Philippines, today is usually about parades and other events, but for people like me who live in other countries, it’s just another Sunday. Then I discovered this cool Twitter fiction event that Rocket Kapre. Mail (will not be published) (required).

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A week of getting beat up | Pitik-Pitik

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Pabilisan aka Quick Blog. A week of getting beat up. Posted on June 6, 2011 by apil. Last week, I got a bad bruise on my right hand from being disarmed during practice, was accidentally cracked in the hip by a stick during a technique, and got round house kicked several times because I wasn’t fast enough to block it. Gee, thanks guys! To be fair, I did clumsily knock someone in the head with my stick and later that night, I accidentally hit someone else in a really bad spot. Karma?

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Overload | Pitik-Pitik

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Pabilisan aka Quick Blog. Posted on June 2, 2011 by apil. Sometimes, they teach so many new things at once that I just stop comprehending it, even if I’m performing the movement. Usually, I can get by with just “feeling” my way through a technique, but sometimes my body stops understanding too. Do you ever get that feeling where your brain just won’t absorb anything more? How do you get past that and focus during class? June 4, 2011 at 7:07 PM. I wish for sunny spells in your area.

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Falling for Filipino Martial Arts | Pitik-Pitik

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Pabilisan aka Quick Blog. Falling for Filipino Martial Arts. Posted on May 18, 2011 by apil. I am absolutely smitten with Filipino Martial Arts. No one is more surprised than I am! Growing up, I had never been involved with organized sports, let alone martial arts. The most I ever did was the stuff for P.E. I do love watching action movies but that’s about the extent of my exposure. I could only imagine the possibilities that would open up to me if I took more classes. May 24, 2011 at 10:51 AM.