History & Lineage
Anshu Stephen K. Hayes
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1 of 10 Most Influential Martial artist
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Father of Ninjutsu in the West
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Creator of To-Shin Do (Modern Ninjutsu)
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Author of over 20 books on Ninjutsu
To-Shin Do (Modern Ninjutsu) martial arts training develops the ability to live fully and operate effectively in all areas of life. Our program uses a thorough system of personal preparation for facing the conflicts and opposition that are inevitable in the course of everyday life. Much more than a “fighting style,” this training extends into all aspects of life, helping you develop a more positive and self-assured outlook. To-Shin Do techniques are based on an ancient and well-tested system of warrior disciplines, handed down by nine historical Japanese family lineages. At the same time, our training program is built around a very modern approach to successfully handling the type of threats and confrontations that are a part of our own contemporary culture. From your very first lesson, you will learn methods that you can use right away, regardless of your physical condition or any prior martial arts experience.
Training Focuses
Modern Methods
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Grappling, Throwing, and Joint-Locks
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Striking, Kicking and Punching
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Blades, Sticks, Cords, and Projectiles
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Multiple Assailants and Ambushes
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Psychological manipulation and Bullying
Traditional Methods
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Ninpo Taijutsu - Unarmed Combat
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Newaza - Ground fighting
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Tanto Jutsu - Knife combat
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Han-Bo Jutsu - Short staff
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Kusari Fundo - Chain and rope methods
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Bojutsu - 6ft Staff
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Shuriken- Jutsu - Projectile weapons
Prof. Jak Othman
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Grand Master of Harimau Berantai Silat
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Authority on Silat Tomoi (ancient Muay Thai)
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Professor of Martial arts studies and culture
Harimau Berantai Silat is translated as "the Chained Tiger" Silat and it has a history that spans generations. Originating from the island of Java it was primarily a battlefield system passed down from generation to generation within the family. Although it has empty hand techniques, as a battlefield system it is abundant in weapons use and application. Just some of these weapons are the keris (wavy knife), cindai (sarong garment), kapak kecil (small axe), belati (knife), kerambit (hook blade), tekpi (sai), parang (sword), ekor pari (stingray tail), pancawangan sakti (bladed tonfa) and the tongkat (stick). In the training of Harimau Berantai the student's attacking-strategy is the study of the vulnerable parts of the human anatomy especially those directly related to the applications of bladed weapons.
Silat Tomoi is a style of martial art that was practiced primarily in Trengganu and Kelantan that borders Thailand. The word Tomoi relates to the smilar Thai term "Choi May' which refers to pugilism. Tomoi eventually came to be known as Moi Kelate which means Kelantan boxing. When Tomoi crossed over into Thailand it became known as Muay Boran and as time continued it eventually became known as Muay Thai. Tomoi employees the use of kicks, punches, elbows, forearms, and fingers. As a battlefield system Tomoi also incorporates a series of weapons such as the shield, knuckle duster, swords, and more.
Tuhon Ray Dionaldo
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Founder of Filipino Combatives Systems
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Lakan Isa Modern Arnis
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Lakan Isa Pekiti Tirsia
Training Focuses
Harimau Berantai
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Kuncian - Grappling
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Pukulan - Striking, Kicking and Punching
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Belati - Knife
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Kerambit - Curved Blade
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Tongat - Sticks,
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Keris - Wavy Blade
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Parang - Machete
Silat Tomoi
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Striking & Kicking
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Elbows of Destruction
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Silat Perisai - Shield
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Topang - Crutch
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Parang - Machete
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Kerambit - Curved Blade
Filipino Combat Systems (FCS) Kali is a system that combines facets of a multitude of different systems and Martial arts into one coherent system. If you're an experienced martial artist, it is a great system to add to or refine your martial arts knowledge. If you're new to the martial arts, it is a great way to introduce yourself to a wide array of different facets of the arts.
Training Focuses
FCS Kali
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Solo Baston - Single Stick
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Double Baston - Double Stick
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Sword
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Knife
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Panantukan - Boxing
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Dumog - Grappling
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Sarong - Flexible Weapons
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Silat
Seni Gayong came from the Bugis people of Sulawesi in Indonesia. The system was once one of the biggest systems in Malaysia. It focuses on various striking methods, joint manipulation, and locks. In addition the style makes use of a variety of weapons such as knives, sticks, flexible weapons and other unique weapons specific to the tradition.
Tok Mat Putih (The White Lion)
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Master of Silat Seni Gayong under Dato Meor
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Past Trainer of the Sultan's royal family
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Past Trainer for Malaysian Military
Tuhon Harold Evans
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Founder of Black Tiger Kali
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Ranked in Modern Arnis
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Comjuka-Kali
Training Focuses
Seni Gayong
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Striking
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Grab and Throws
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Joint Manipulation
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Knife
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Stick
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Scarf and Rope (Cindai and Tali)
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Wavey Knife (Keris)
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Spear
Black Tiger Kali is a Filipino Martial Art based on Tuhon Harold’s extensive training in the following systems: Tuhon Ray Dionaldo’s FCS-Kali, the late GrandMaster Remy A. Presas’ Modern Arnis, Hoch Hochheim’s PAC/Force Necessary, elements of Tuhon Rick Ward’s Sunburst Natural Fist/Sil Lum Kung fu and Tuhon/Dr Gaudiosa Ruby’s Comjuka-Kali.
In the Filipino Martial Arts, you become the art as much as the art becomes you so it fits naturally as a stand alone system of self protection as well as for your weapons and empty hands cross training needs.
Prof. Sean O'Dowd
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Founder of R.A.I.D Combatives
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Chief of Radion Tactics Combatives
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Level 5 Krav Maga Instructor
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Army Combatives Instructor
R.A.I.D stands for Rapid Actions and Integrated systems. R.A.I.D. is a combative system teaching how to defend against hostile actions, fight from a position of disadvantage, avoid injury, and to quickly neutralize many kinds of threats. The system teaches a variety of offensive techniques which include turning defense into offense, neutralizing multiple assailants, defending against firearms, edge weapons, or blunt objects. Techniques are based on instinctive movements and utilize gross motor skills. The system incorporates scenario based training in a multitude of situations, to include unfamiliar or adverse circumstances.
Training Focuses
R.A.I.D Combatives
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Striking
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Grappling
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Throws
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Take Downs
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Knife
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Stick
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Improvised weapons
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Pistol
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Tactical and Emergency Medical Aid