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Roger currently teaches at Jon Felperin’s studio - The Center of Law Enforcement Training in Northridge, California, as head instructor for impact and edge weapons under the Filipino Combat Arts program. The center also offers Boxing, Hapkido, Aikido, bodyguard courses, baton training (and certification) and many other combat oriented systems. Call Jon Felperin at (818) 407-0121 Roger at (818) 425-8861 Email: geerow@hotmail.com Website: www.astiglameco.com MASTERS of the BLADE In this truly groundbreaking masterpiece of academic research, highly acclaimed Filipino Martial Arts warrior and scholar, Rey Galang, collaborates with renowned “Masters of the Blade” to bare the heart and soul of the Filipino martial arts. In a presentation that goes beyond and across boundaries, discover the techniques, the training methods, the strategies and concepts that have been honed, tested and proven through centuries of combative application. Discover the essence of the Filipino Martial Arts that has made them respected and utilized worldwide by law enforcement officers, armed forces personnel, frontline operatives and members of the public interested in self-protection with and against edged weapons. To order Click Here
<strong>FMA</strong>digest wishes to send condolences to family, students and friends of: Grand Tuhon Baltazar "Bo" Sayoc (1934 - 2007) Sayoc Kali With sadness we announce the passing of Tatang Baltazar "Bo" Sayoc. He passed away on January 3, 2007 at his home in Cavite, Philippines. Grand Tuhon Baltazar “Bo” Sayoc, was one of the pioneers of Filipino martial arts in the US, and lived in semi-retirement in Cavite, Philippines. The Sayoc system is a blade-oriented system, and is characterized by the deployment of multiple knives in an encounter, and the use of “templates” in their training system. The art of Sayoc Kali hails from Imus, Cavite and spans five generations. After his time in the Merchant Marines, Tatang Bo immigrated to the United States in 1962 and introduced his children to the Martial Arts at a very young age. By the time his eldest children were in their early teens they were already assisting in running his school in Queens, New York. This was the time of the largest migration of Filipino Martial Artists on the East Coast. They were all welcomed and hosted by Tatang Bo Sayoc and the Sayoc family. The then relatively unknown weapon masters would dine, train and exchange ideas about the direction of their equally obscure art. As those who have known him will all state, Tatang Bo was always open to all ideas and evolution of the arts. In time, these men would become a veritable who's who in the Martial Arts. His children exposed to some of the very best weapon experts on the planet on a daily basis. "That's was just the way it is" as Tatang Bo would often say. Sayoc International Group, Inc. www.sayoc.com
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