Mittmaster – Filipino Boxing

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Filipino Boxing Syllabus Mittmaster

This curriculum has me SUPER EXCITED!

I’ve been doing Filipino Boxing for about two decades. When I was 19, I had the good fortune to meet a Grandmaster of the Filipino Arts.

For nearly 6 years, Anton St James taught me Filipino Martial Arts on a regular basis. We learned how to use a stick, a knife, a staff, a palm stick, and, of course, a lot of Filipino boxing.

He was and still is a master in the Filipino arts.

I was lucky enough to learn at Bob Breen’s iconic JKD/ Kali academy during its height when I came to London for my degree.

Bob, as you are aware, is regarded as one of the world’s top instructors of Filipino Martial Arts.

It was an honor to be taught by him for four years. Bob is all about putting theory into practice. He doesn’t teach it if you can’t make it work in practice.

I also had the opportunity to learn with several visiting teachers at Bobs Academy, including Dan Inosanto and Rick Young. Marc McFann and Mike Inay (my personal favorites).

Filipino boxing varies from Western boxing in several important aspects.

For starters, Filipino boxing is not intended for sport combat. It incorporates various unlawful boxing tactics such as head blows, eye gouges, wrenches, and hammers.

Second, there are no wasted moves in Filipino Boxing. Every technique and movement is designed to provide the most harm in the shortest amount of time.

Third, it is intended to be employed while under assault by several attackers. It was designed to finish the opponent in front of you quickly so you could depart at an angle onto the next opponent.

As a result, it is rapid, violent, and extremely effective.

Despite all of these positive aspects, I found it difficult to implement some of the drills and tactics against reluctant partners.

So, over time, I adjusted several of the tactics to make them work for me, and I discovered that it also made them more practical for the majority of my pupils.

Mittmaster Filipino Boxing has nine belt levels ranging from white to black.

It includes the following:

The Eight Filipino Boxing Principles
The fundamental footwork workouts that make everything function
Simple methods of destruction
EVERYWHERE are hammers.
Trips and sweeps
Takedowns and throws (modified to make them work for us normal folk)
Traps and counter-trapping
Drills for kicking from the sidelines
Elbows and knees
Off-balancing and bumping
Including the headbutt in boxing
Power slapping methods
Breaking procedures and joint cranks
Drills in dirty boxing
Lock flows that are useful
And more, much more

This is the LARGEST and MOST DETAILED curriculum I’ve ever produced, and I’m excited to film everything over the next month.

Most of the syllabus I produce are filmed in two weeks, however the Filipino Boxing Syllabus will take me four weeks due to its size and intricacy.

The curriculum will include

Over 100 thorough video tutorials
An customizable syllabus, training tip sheets, and 12 lesson plans are included.

You may get a 50% discount right now. This offer will expire on April 15th, when the price will double.

On May 1st, the syllabus and all other information will be accessible for viewing.

SPECIAL BONUS FOR ACTIVISTS

(In addition, the first 20 individuals who sign up will receive rare BONUS material, such as seminar film of my coach Anton St James demonstrating his Filipino Boxing System.)

I’ll also add some intriguing interviews I’ve taped with my FMA professors, in which they discuss the history and evolution of this incredible martial art.)

So, if you’ve been looking for a functional/structured/progressive Filipino Boxing Syllabus, now is the time to buy.

Thank you very much.

Matt, the Mittmaster

PS: If you want the FREE seminar footage and BONUS interviews, you must buy RIGHT NOW. These benefits are only available to the first 20 customers who place an order.

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