Modern Arnis

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Comment by Frank Loureiro 4 hours ago

How is Dr Remy Presas doing ?I train with him a few times in San Pablo .Ask Remy how our friend Bob in small circle Ju Jitsu is doing .Coach Frank

Comment by Scott M. VanDerzee on January 10, 2010 at 7:57am

What's up Brian? Hope you and the rest of the Modern Arnis family are doing well. Happy New Year!

Comment by Chris Arena on November 15, 2009 at 11:39pm

Mr. Johns,
I am a student of Datu Kelly. He introduced me to Modern Arnis in 1994. NSI, as most of us know has very strong roots in Modern Arnis. I was lucky enough to attend a few seminars with the Professor and met Roland Dantes when he was in Washington state. He stayed with Datu Worden while here to pay respects to Prof. Presas. In addition, I have also trained with Remy Jr. for a few years, but still stay on the NSI path. -Its all good-!

Comment by Stephen Burgess on August 28, 2009 at 2:21am

Réal -- I was wondering if someone could explain this? Prof Remy Presas was doing submissions with a single stick and comparing De Cadena (or De Cadeira?) and Réal is his videos on Modern Arnis.

Comment by David Foggie on June 16, 2009 at 7:16am

Hi Brian,
Thought I would join since I was taught by GM Roland Dantes whom I am sure you are aware, was a close friend and student of Professor Remy A. Presas. Through the introduction of GM Roland, I have also been fortunate to meet and train under GM Vic Sanchez and GM Rodel Dagooc. Additionally I have met other seniors of Modern Arnis in the Philippines,
Best of luck.
David

Comment by Enoch T. Carlton on May 21, 2009 at 1:31pm

Hello Guro Brian, Hope all is well Sir?
Peace

Comment by Brian Johns on May 1, 2009 at 8:33pm

Hi Dan, good to see you here. Is it NSI Modern Arnis that you, by chance, are practicing ? I'm associated with the IMAF and train with Master Chuck Gauss.

Comment by Dan Baumann on April 27, 2009 at 11:32pm

Hello fellow Canadian.
Practice a variant of Modern Arnis out west on the prairies. Thought I'd join your group,as its the closest to what I do. Interesting blog.
Dan Baumann