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1 Grandmaster Jerry Evangelisan Informative Issue No. 7 0

2 Introduction What is Mangangayam Basic Techniques - Empty Hand Techniques - Empty Hand vs Stick - Empty Hand vs Knife - Baston vs Baston - Stick vs Bolo - Knife vs Knife - Bolo vs Bolo - Multiple Attackers - Women Self Defense Promotion & Other Events Grandmaster Jerry Evangelisan Mangangayam Kali - Arnis - Eskrima 6 (98) Mangangayam_founder@yahoo.com Each issue features practitioners of martial arts and other internal arts, other features include historical, theoretical and technical articles; reflections, Filipino martial arts, healing arts, the culture of the Philippines and other related subjects. The authors, publisher and owner of this online magazine are not responsible for any injury, which may result from the instructions contained in this online magazine. Before embarking on any of the physical activates described in the magazine, the reader should consult his or her physician for advice regarding their individual suitability for performing such activity. The ideas and opinions expressed in the FMA Informative online magazine are those of the authors or instructors being interviewed and are not necessarily the views of the publisher, editor or owner of the FMA Informative. The articles are the property of the author s that wrote them and cannot be used without the permission of the author. The FMA Informative is for the promulgation and promotion of the Filipino martial arts and the Culture of the Philippines. NO issue can be printed and Sold for Monies, without the express permission of the Owner and Publisher of the FMA Informative. The FMA Informative was honored to be able to speak with Grandmaster Jerry M. Evangelisan. Grandmaster Evangelisan personality is easy going an friendly but do not let this be mistaken for a practitioner that is not serious about his art. Grandmaster Evangelisan is a pure professional as a practitioner and his art of Mangangayam is very real. A very energetic individual that motivates his students with his skills, knowledge and positive attitude, Grandmaster Evangelisan has the respect of all, students, other practitioners and Grandmasters of other arts. If visiting the Philippines this is a Grandmaster that if you are a serious practitioner it is highly recommended that you visit and train with. You will not be disappointed and will gain knowledge that is valuable and will add concepts and skills that a practitioner will set at a high value. Grandmaster Jerry M. Evangelisan Grandmaster Jerry Evangelisan was born on April 7, 970 at Tibao Mlang, North Cotabato. At an early age he was oriented in a certain way of life, he was trained by his father in many aspects in order to survive dangerous conflicts and the hard life in Mindanao. Grandmaster Evangelisan was also engage in different endeavor from farming, military training, mining, martial arts, business, and teaching. Grandmaster Evangelisan was also a member of different Organization: Rotary International, Rotary Club of Makati Edsa in 00 and 00 FMA Organization just to name a couple. In his Filipino martial arts career, he starts his Blade Orientation at very young age, at the age of his father taught him how to hold and use bolos and knives and other bladed weapons primarily to be used on the farm and also in self defense. At the age of he also started to learn some of the other discipline of oriental martial arts, in 999 he went to Manila and while there he meet Grandmaster Jerson Nene Tortal and commenced his training daily in a specialized instructorship course, learning a combination of strategies/tactics and the long medium and close range for combative techniques with the use of rattan sticks, short and long bladed weapons and unarmed combatives, which consist of defense and offense, counter offense, re-counter, re-counter the counter. Grandmaster Evangelisan also exchange knowledge and expertise with different Filipino martial arts Masters and Grandmasters. He was also assign as referee and judge in some of the Filipino martial arts tournaments in the country. Having a passion for the Filipino martial arts and a leader, and with the blood of a true swordsman Grandmaster Evangelisan formed and organized his own system based on his experience and style. In November of 00 The Mangangayam Kali-Arnis-Eskrima was born, the group was starting to train students from different endeavors: school students, baranggay volunteers, black belts from other martial arts discipline, law enforcers, PBA players, PNP special forces, foreign Filipino martial arts practitioners and many others. The Mangangayam has a continues mission to promote Filipino martial arts around the world. From Grandmaster Jerry M. Evangelisan The art of Mangangayam Filipino Hunter, does not have to be thought of as a warrior hunter, but as a survivor a spiritual guide for survival, to hunt for knowledge to become a wise person and have a simple way of life. The Art of simplicity and a successful and satisfied life.

3 Introduction Grandmaster Jerry Evangelisan is still a part of Dekiti Tirsia Sirada and has not broken away, however he has formed his own art with his personal concepts which he has grown up with throughout his life. This art he has named Mangangayam. At an early age living in Cotabato, Mindanao, Jerry Evangelisan had to basically live in a battle zone with the with the tribes of the region, having conflicts, dodging the occasional gun shoot out, gang physical violence etc. At the age of 0 years old his family moved to Davao, where there was an atmosphere of at least somewhat more on the norm. At the age of Jerry Evangelisan started to learn different kinds of martial arts including Karate, Judo, and Jujitsu. In 999, He went to Manila and while there meet Grandmaster Jerson Nene Tortal Sr. of Dekiti Tirsia Siradas and commenced his training daily in a specialized instructorship course. Learning a combination of multiple strategy/tactics toward the long, medium, and close range for combative techniques, with the use of rattan stick, short long bladed arms and unarms weaponry, which consisted of offense, counter offense, re-counter the counter, and counter the re-counter. Jerry Evangelisan found while learning and training with Grandmaster Tortal that he had to instill within himself self-confidence which as he trained he found the techniques led to speed, timing and power. Grandmaster Jerry Evangelisan as an instructor is patient, but firm in his teaching he is a wonder to observe when executing techniques of his art, whether empty handed, with knifes, bolos, long sword etc. Once learning the basic fundamentals and concepts of the art even with the students prior experience, Mangangayam will fit to those students abilities easily. One must be reminded that being proficient in a few simple techniques is always recommended for daily situations which may arise to defend one s self and is better than being half proficient in many. Though it must be remembered also that the more knowledge one has the better; for it is possible that the knowledge can be used. Empty Hand Techniques. On guard.. Left jab counter by right hand parry.. Right hand punch counter by left hand parry. What is Mangangayam Mangangayam meaning (Filipino Hunter), with the basic concept is to have a simple way of life, being humble, disciplined and prepared to be able to defend themselves if a situation arises. In commencing training in Mangangayam the student first learns the weapons aspects of the style and then the empty hand aspects. In Mangangayam the art trains its practitioners in bladed weapons, the fundamentals in learning the twelve basic strikes of single and double baston, and the twelve basic strikes of the knife, and then empty hands in defense and offense, to counter and re-counter. The basic theory is simplicity of defense and offense, the ability to survive in the times of conflict. In Mangangayam of course there are two parts, one is for on the street survival, and the other is for Sports Arnis, both have their own set of rules and applications. Grandmaster Evangelisan with his knowledge he gained while growing up is somewhat different than what he learned in Dekiti Tirsia Siradas so has combined this knowledge and purified it making it simpler and precise. This is in hopes to bringing about a different vision into the Filipino martial arts.. Followed by controlling the wrist and elbow, attacker hand can be a shield.. Attackers hand can be a good shield in further attack when properly control. 6. When the left punch delivered counter it by shifting and twisting Bring down the attacker if possible to the ground.. closeup - Locking the left arm by the right arm of the attacker and continue finally breaking the elbow. 6 closeup- hand twisting during the left hand punch.

4 Empty Hand vs Stick. Defense vs impact weapon such as sticks, starting position.. Attacker strikes, block outward grasping attackers wrist.. Followed by controlling the weapon hand by wrist and elbow control.. Twisting downward ready for disarming.. When strike delivered it can be countered by left parry to the weapon hand.. After disarming strike to the face. Another strike to the back of the head closeup - block and grab the attackers weapon hand.. Attack from the side.. Strike to the legs.. Defense with the sticks attacks, starting position.. When a strike delivered counter it by right hand parry.. Controlling and bending the weapon hand and elbow to the attackers face.. Dis-arm the weapon.. Preperation to delever a counter attack.. Finishing strike to the chin. closeup - Punch to the chin while the left hand that controls the weapon prepare for dis arming by pushing the weapon hand downward. closeup - Chop to the neck.

5 Empty Hand vs Knife Stick vs Bolo. Starting posistion empty hand vs knife attack.. When the attacker deliver a knife trust, evade and control the weapon hand of the attacker.. Controlling with both hands to break the wrist.. Knife dis-arming.. Preparation to delever counter knife attacks.. Stick defence against bolo attack, starting position.. Block the attackers arm with the stick and controlling by the left hand.. Hold the weapon hand of the attacker firmly. Baston vs Baston. Placing the stick to the neck in preparation to bring down the attacker.. While the attacker is down, disarm the attackers weapon by pulling the left hand, disarming closeup - Elbow breaking followed by continues multiple sticks strikes.. Stick to stick dis-arming, starting position.. A stick to strike can be block by a stick to prevent the attack.. After blocking hold the weapon of the attacker. In this position possible counters will happen.. Weapon disarming.. The dis-arm. 6. Followed by striking the attacker 6

6 Knife vs Knife Bolo vs Bolo. Starting position knife to knife defense.. When the attacker delivers knife straight trust evade the left hand prepares to control the attackers weapon.. Deflect the attack by slashing the attackers weapon hand.. Control for further counters.. Knife slashing to the back of the neck. 6. Finishing can be a strike to the head or at the back.. Starting position for bolo vs bolo defense.. After drawing the blades from the scabbard, it is necessary to make a safety position and maintain a safe position.. After the deflection block the weapon hand by the scabbard followed by multiple blade trusts, etc.. Finishing by multiple striking 6. The attacker draw first, starting position.. When attacked, direct defence by offensive striking to the weapon hand of the attacker. closeup - Followed by strike to the neck. closeup - Control of the blade by twisting the hands. closeup - Preparation to knife disarms. closeup - Weapon dis arming.. Defense in thrust.. Thrust to the chest.. Finishing by pinning strike to the neck.

7 Multiple Attackers. Starting position for two attackers.. Grown kick to the first attacker.. Controlling the attackers hand.. Elbow to the head while controlling the left hand.. Grabbing the neck to deliver elbow strike. 6. Elbow strike. 7. Neck breaking, the defense to the first attacker will be done in split of seconds. 8. When the second attacker delivers a strike, evade and parry the attack Controlling the attackers hand. 0. Preparation to deliver the elbow strikes.. Control and elbow strike.. Another elbow.. Palm strike to the groin.. Finishing multiple punching to the groin

8 . Multiple attackers, starting position.. Defense in the sticks attack by evasion and diflicting the strikes.. Contoling the weapon hand in case of join attack shield the first attacker.. Bring down the first attacker to the ground in split of seconds.. Follow up by knee to the head. 6. Multiple-attack continues by multiple strikes, in this position the other can attack, you can use right back fist, left or right 7. Knife trust deflection. 8. Straight punch to the chin, while controling the left hand Here while the attacker is in the shock disarm the knife. 0. Knife disarming.. The knife can inflict more damage to both st and nd attacker while on the guard from the rd attacker. Knife counter strikes.. Defense for the rd attacker.. Weapon control while striking the knife on the rd attacker.. Follow up strike to the neck. 6. Pinning strikes. closeup - controling by grabbing the neck and holding the weapon hand closeup - Finishing multiple knife strikes.

9 Women Self Defense. Starting position for women defence. A strike block by left hand. Followed by striking the chin with a hard punch Promotion and Other Events Upon completion of the photo session for this issue the FMA Informative got to observe the promotion awarding to Ferdinand G. Lastrilla for Satisfactorily been complete the Mangangayam Kali Arnis Eskrima Basic Instructor Orientation Course. Instructors and Students who assisted in demonstrating Mangangayam Back Row L-R. Senior Instructor Bobby Duarte, Jerry Santiago, Assistant Instructor Romeo Duarte, Instructor Benjie Boromeo, Instructor Ferdinand G Lastrilla, Arnel Tenorio, Jerson T Bengal, Joel Bola. Front Row L-R: Jaime Vergara, Asst Instructor Bryan Anggot, Joey D Ame, Andrei Vidaja, Carlos F Protacio, Gina Baja

10 th Gathering Grandmasters FMA / OMA Hosted by: Paclibar Bicol Arnis and Philippine KAIKIJUTSI International February 0, 0 AIMS MC Bidg. Cor, Arnaiz St., Roxas Blvd. Pasay City, Philippines FMA Awareness - Orientation on Mangangayam Perspective PUP (Polytechnic University of the Philippines) Campus Sta,Mesa, Manila, Philippines Grandmaster Jerry Evangelisan Working with the community Mangangayam wins The Campionship during the Grandmasters/Masters Gathering and Tournament at AIMS Maritime School Pasay City, Philippines. With Engineering, Fine Arts and Architecture students from Sto. Tomas University of Manila and students from Holy Angels University of Pampangga. Mangangayam Trains the Law Enforcement: Eastern Police District, Public Safety Battalion, Philippine National Police. FMA awareness, on the Mangangayam Kali Arnis Eskrima Perspective on dealing with self defense into positive meaning and also to elevate students understanding on the proper handling of dangerous situation that may happen not only in school but every single moment, awareness to be ready at all times, awareness to become a discipline citizenry, and including the awareness of the way of life how to achieve a peaceful relationship in the world. In summary the students were oriented to be a leader in the propagation of peace and unity thru understanding of some aspects involving the Filipino Culture and the Filipino martial arts.

11 Mangangayam Trains the Close Quarter Battle Course Trainees at Camp Francisco Ferma, Tagaytay City, Philippines The Native Filipino Children at Tarlac, Philippines

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