Filipino martial arts
kali / silat / arnis
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At Tyler Karate Academy, we are proud to offer training in Garimot Arnis, a dynamic and highly effective Filipino martial art. Garimot Arnis stands out for its fluid movements, versatility, and practical self-defense applications, making it an invaluable addition to any martial artist's skill set.
What is Garimot Arnis? Garimot Arnis, also known as Garimot Eskrima or Garimot Buno, is a comprehensive martial art system that combines stick fighting, blade techniques, and empty-hand combat. Originating from the Philippines, it has been refined over generations to provide a robust self-defense methodology that is both traditional and adaptable to modern contexts. Led by highly skilled instructors with extensive experience in Garimot Arnis, our classes offer personalized attention and a supportive learning environment. Our lead instructor, awarded the rank of Gat Guro and the Filipino fighting name "Putakti" (Hornet) by Gat Puno Abundio "Garimot" Baet, brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to each session. Join Us Today Experience the transformative power of Garimot Arnis at Tyler Karate Academy. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced martial artist, our comprehensive training programs are designed to help you achieve your goals. Enroll now and take the first step towards mastering this dynamic and effective martial art. |
Guru Cris controls Mike's weapon while using his own weapon to execute a choke ©2019
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Jeet Kun Do
Bruce Lee's Jun Fan method
Tuhon Parra uses Guro Batson to demonstrate limb destruction using elbows ©2019
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Innovative and radically ahead of his time, Bruce Lee developed a martial system and fighting strategy that has lost none of its effectiveness over time. His skill in fighting did more than just landing him jobs on-screen, it literally made him an icon in the world of martial arts. Emphasizing the "ranges of combat". Students are taught to confidently "flow" from long distance, "kicking- range", to middle distance, "hand-range", to close quarter, "trapping & grappling range". Guro Ray Parra trained for many years (until his passing in 2007) under Sifu Larry Hartsell one of Bruce Lee's oldest students, before transferring his training to Sifu Dan Inosanto, who is said to be Bruce Lee's most skillful and senior student.
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