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Does anywhere in Sheffield teach Panantukan?

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Pretty much as title says? Been doing a bit of mixed training lately and this system is repeatedly referred to. As such I was wondering if anyone specialises in it?

 

Thanks in advance.

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At Sheffield Martial Arts Centre, I teach elements of Panantukan, (Filipino boxing, Dirty Boxing) as part of the Filipino martial arts at the centre, I also teach some Panantukan in my C.F.A class, training times are on the web site,

Hope this helps.

Mark

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Look at Rick Faye.. he does a book on it.. we teach it for our MMA class, I like the defensive side of it mainly..

 

Craig.

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Graig is right to say look for Rick Faye’s book.

 

Rick Faye is an awesome instructor, for Panantukan, in fact for everything he teaches, I have had the pleasure of training with Rick Faye, a number of times and hosting him in Sheffield, which we will do again.

 

I take it as a great honor to be called a student and Instructor under Rick Faye for JKD and Filipino Martial Arts.

 

Mark.

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I train at Sheffield Martial Arts Centre, and Mark Hayes, teaches quite a bit of panantukan in his classes, we work it on the focus pads and with a partner, Boxing, trapping, guntings, arm wrenching, 3 jab drill and "Hubud" etc, don't think you will find anyone in Sheffield who knows as much panantukan as Mark, even through Mark will say he only knows a little bit.

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I train at Sheffield Martial Arts Centre, and Mark Hayes, teaches quite a bit of panantukan in his classes, we work it on the focus pads and with a partner, Boxing, trapping, guntings, arm wrenching, 3 jab drill and "Hubud" etc, don't think you will find anyone in Sheffield who knows as much panantukan as Mark, even through Mark will say he only knows a little bit.

 

I remember hubud with mark, I think it is not too dissimilar to chi sau?

Please correct me if I am wrong.

Guntings, they incorporate striking to deaden the tricep muscles if I remember rightly?

Forgive me as training with Mark was about 14 years ago!!!

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