Scott Hughes
Hazel Hughes
Scott, Hazel
Scott Hughes
Hazel Hughes
Scott, Hazel
Scott Hughes
Hazel Hughes
Scott, Hazel
Scott Hughes
Hazel Hughes
Scott, Hazel
Scott Hughes
Hazel Hughes
Scott, Hazel
Scott Hughes
Hazel Hughes
Scott, Hazel
Scott Hughes
Hazel Hughes
Scott, Hazel
Scott Hughes
Hazel Hughes
Scott, Hazel
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Join us every Tuesday & Thursday evening 6:30-8:00PM as we learn the amazing & versatile art of Filipino Kali. This is an Intermediate Level class. Our current curriculum is Panantukan.
Panantukan is a Filipino martial art that focuses on empty-hand techniques, often referred to as "Filipino boxing.” or “Dirty Boxing”. It emphasizes striking, including punches, elbows, knees, and open-hand techniques, and incorporates elements of footwork, grappling, and self-defense.
Panantukan is often practiced alongside other Filipino martial arts, such as Eskrima (stick fighting) and Kali, which involve weapons training. The art is known for its fluidity and adaptability, allowing practitioners to respond effectively to various combat situations. It is also characterized by its emphasis on practicality and “real-world” application, making it a popular choice for self-defense training.
In addition to physical techniques, Panantukan also teaches principles of timing, distance, and movement, which are essential for effective striking and defense.
Also known as- Suntukan or Pangamot.
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Join us every Tuesday & Thursday evening 6:30PM-8:00PM as we learn the amazing & versatile art of Filipino Kali. This is an Intermediate Level class. Our current curriculum is Panantukan.
Panantukan is a Filipino martial art that focuses on empty-hand techniques, often referred to as "Filipino boxing.” or “Dirty Boxing”. It emphasizes striking, including punches, elbows, knees, and open-hand techniques, and incorporates elements of footwork, grappling, and self-defense.
Panantukan is often practiced alongside other Filipino martial arts, such as Eskrima (stick fighting) and Kali, which involve weapons training. The art is known for its fluidity and adaptability, allowing practitioners to respond effectively to various combat situations. It is also characterized by its emphasis on practicality and “real-world” application, making it a popular choice for self-defense training.
In addition to physical techniques, Panantukan also teaches principles of timing, distance, and movement, which are essential for effective striking and defense.
Also known as- Suntukan or Pangamot.
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Scott Hughes
Integrated Street Combatives is a counter-offensive system that combines techniques from various martial arts and combat disciplines to prepare individuals for "Real-World" confrontations. It focuses on practical, effective strategies for defending against common street attacks, emphasizing adaptability, situational awareness, and the ability to respond to dynamic and unpredictable situations. The training typically includes striking, grappling, and weapon defense/use, all tailored for immediate application in self-defense scenarios. Must be a current member of Alamut Combative Arts & approved to attend this class.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
Please let us know ahead of time if you are not able to make your scheduled time.
You are now on the waitlist. If a spot opens up we will notify you via Email.
Is this your first visit to Alamut Combative Arts? NEW Students click HERE to Sign-Up! Select "Women's Self-Defense Class" in the drop down menu when filling out the form and one of our instructors will be reaching out to finalize payment and confirm.
If you are a returning student, WELCOME BACK! Simply contact us to join your next Women's Self-Defense Class!
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Warm Regards,
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