ERNESTO A. PRESAS – PHILIPPINE COMBATIVE ARTS SERIES – SMALL ROD (DOS PUNTOS & DULO-DULO VOL.11

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ERNESTO A. PRESAS – PHILIPPINE COMBATIVE ARTS SERIES – SMALL ROD (DOS PUNTOS & DULO DULO VOL.11ERNESTO A. PRESAS – PHILIPPINE COMBATIVE ARTS SERIES – SMALL ROD (DOS PUNTOS & DULO-DULO VOL.11

DVD/MP4 11: Small Rod (Dos Puntos & Dulo-dulo)

Ernesto A. Presas Sr. was born in the coastal town of Hinigaran, Negros Occidental on 1945-05-20. At age 8 he began his martial arts training under his father, Jose Presas, a well known escrima practitioner at that time. He went on to be an athlete in his college years, participating in various sports. His training in the martial arts is eclectic, having studied judo, jujutsu, karate, and various forms of Filipino and Japanese weaponry. He was Lakan Sampu (10th Dan) in arnis and Mano Mano (hand-to-hand combat) and Lakan Walo (8th Dan) in Philippine Weaponry.

Ernesto’s older brother Remy Presas recognized that the classical arts of their country were losing their appeal and therefore slowly dying. He modernized the native arts into an effective fighting system that would be appealing to martial arts students living in modern Filipino society and called it Modern Arnis. His dream to re-introduce the native arts led to the development of Modern Arnis.

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