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Filipino Martial Arts - KALI

The Filipino martial arts reflect the multi-racial society from which they come. Kali is a blend of an uncountable number of individual styles and systems, developed over several centuries. The principles of combat are based on understanding angles of attack and defence - so it makes little difference whether your opponent is empty-handed or carries a weapon.

You can train in Kali for self-defence, competition, fitness and co-ordination, or just for fun. Kali can be studied by young, old, able-bodied and people with disabilities. Classes include training with sticks and other weaponry, as well as empty-hand training.

Image shows Rick Faye and Julie working one of many single stick drills. Single stick training can help to improve reflexes and sensitivity.

Click image for animation....

We offer training in Filipino Kali on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Classes start at 7.30pm, finish at 8.45pm, and are followed by Multi-discipline Martial Arts classes on both nights. Beginners are welcome at all of these classes.

Image shows Ollie and Rick training a panantukan drill. Panantukan, or filipino boxing, includes manipulation of the opponents body and limbs, body angling and lead switching, sectoring and countering, as well as a wide range of strikes.

Click image for animation...

Cambridge Academy instructors have trained with the best.....including (in no particular order) Rick Faye, Dan Inosanto, Larry Hartsell, Salem Assli, Danny Guba, Rick Young, Richard Bustillo, and Cacoy & Diony Canete. Two of us hold instructorships under Rick Faye of the Minnesota Kali Group. Private sessions with Ollie or Julie are available during the day, and some evenings.

Phone 01223 - 565020 for more information

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The Filipino martial arts reflect the multi-racial society from which they come. Kali is a blend of an uncountable number of individual styles and systems, developed over several centuries. The principles of combat are based on understanding angles of attack and defence - so it makes little difference whether your opponent is empty-handed or carries a weapon. You can train in Kali for self-defence, competition, fitness and co-ordination, or just for fun. Kali can be studied by young, old, able-bodied and people with disabilities. Classes include training with sticks and other weaponry, as well as empty-hand training.
	*Image shows Rick Faye and Julie working one of many single stick drills. Single stick training can help to improve reflexes and sensitivity.* *Click image for animation....*
We offer training in Filipino Kali on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Classes start at 7.30pm, finish at 8.45pm, and are followed by Multi-discipline Martial Arts classes on both nights. Beginners are welcome at all of these classes.

Image shows Ollie and Rick training a panantukan drill. Panantukan, or filipino boxing, includes manipulation of the opponents body and limbs, body angling and lead switching, sectoring and countering, as well as a wide range of strikes. *Click image for animation...*
Cambridge Academy instructors have trained with the best.....including (in no particular order) Rick Faye, Dan Inosanto, Larry Hartsell, Salem Assli, Danny Guba, Rick Young, Richard Bustillo, and Cacoy & Diony Canete. Two of us hold instructorships under Rick Faye of the Minnesota Kali Group. Private sessions with Ollie or Julie are available during the day, and some evenings.