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| The primary martial art taught is the Filipino art of Serrada Escrima. Primarily taught to adults, but with parental guidance I teach Serrada to children age 13 and above. The dynamic fighting style known as Serrada Escrima is the creation of the late Grandmaster Angel Cabales. The Cabales Serrada system stems from De Cuerdes, an art originated by Felicissimo Dizon. Serrada restructures the complex concepts of De Cuerdes into an organized teaching methodology. Serrada Escrima encompasses twelve angles from which any attack can be classified. The countering actions to these attack angles are based on movements that utilize the short stick(22-24 inches). After one year of consistent training, a student can feel confident in possessing a foundation that will protect him/herself in most self-defense situations. From day one, students are drilled in following up attacks and eliminating their opponents offensive tools. In a sense, there are no strict forms of Serrada, only application drills. From Serrada's basic foundation, a student can quickly counter and overcome a multitude of weapons, open hand attacks, as well as kicking and grappling techniques. Additionally taught are the arts of Tae Kwon Do and Hapkido. Instruction is available in these arts for children 6 years and older. Adult instruction is also available. Tae Kwon Do and Hapkido are Korean arts of self defense with a rich history. Both of these arts can be devastating all in of themselves. However, when combined they will give anyone a tremendous edge in tournament competition, or in self defense situations. |
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