PANANANDATA
THE ART OF FILIPINO WEAPONRY
SIX INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS FROM
PROFESSOR AMANTE P. MARINAS
AMANTE P. MARINAS teaches, Pananandata, his family’s fighting system. Marinas holds black belts in shorin-ryu karate from the Commando Karate Club under Sensei Latino Gonzalez and Sensei Anselmo “Pop” Santos and in aikido from the Philippine Aikido Club under Sensei Ambrosio Gavileno. Marinas was introduced to Pananandata by his granduncle Ingkong Leon Marcelo when he was eight.
He has authored 9 books: Arnis de Mano, Arnis Lanada, Pananandata Knife Fighting, Pananandata Yantok at Daga, Pananandata Dalawang Yantok, Pananandata Rope Fighting, Pananandata Guide to Knife Throwing, Pananandata Guide to Sport Blowguns and Pananandata: History and Techniques. He has written over 100 magazine articles and is the world’s most published practitioner of the Filipino martial arts.
Pananandata Sampler
Marinas introduced the Philippine latiko (horsewhip), the lubid (rope), thebagakay (wooden throwing dart) and the dikin (ring) in the United States and in Europe. An avid knife and bagakay thrower, Marinas teaches 167 openings of the Philippine balisong.
Marinas has other manuscripts either completed or in progress. He expects to have several more books published.
Marinas is originally from Pambuan, a small village in Gapan, Nueva Ecija, in Central Luzon in the Philippines. His province is named after Ecija, a town in Spain. His province, one of the first eight provinces which revolted against Spain, is one of the eight rays of the sun in the Filipino flag.
PANANANDATA INSTRUCTION
PANANANDATA INSTRUCTION
PANANANDATA 1 - ESSENTIALS OF THE ART - PROFESSOR AMANTE MARINAS
PANANANDATA 2 - ADVANCED TWO STICK FIGHTING - PROFESSOR AMANTE MARINAS
PANANANDATA 3 - BALISONG, THE ART OF OPENING & CLOSING - PROFESSOR AMANTE MARINAS
PANANANDATA 4 - DOUBLE BALISONG - PROFESSOR AMANTE MARINAS
PANANANDATA 5 - HAWAKAN, THE FILIPINO TONFA - PROFESSOR AMANTE MARINAS
