What's the Most Dangerous Martial Arts?

[patrixxx73]

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The Yaw Yan Creed
In these times of guns and knives, I travel in this world nothing on my hands.
If anyone comes to molest and evil begins to dominate…
God is my only shield, Faith is my guide, Honor is my wealth,
Truth is my fortune, and YAW-YAN is my weapon.



Yaw-Yan is one of Philippine's most lethal martial art. The acknowledged originator of Yaw-Yan is Grandmaster Napoleon A. Fernandez, a native of Quezon province, himself an undefeated All-asian and Far-East Kickboxing champion. The word Yaw-Yan was derived from the two last syllables of "Sayaw ng Kamatayan" meaning "Dance of Death".

Contrary to most popular belief, Yaw-Yan is not purely a full-contact no-holds barred sport martial arts. It is a complete martial training with body-mind coordination and test of enduring indomitable spirit. More than just physical training, it also involves the mental disciplines of focus, concentration, alertness, flexibility, stamina, speed and continuity. Students train for real confrontation and actual fights -- on or off the ring. Advanced Disciples have to go through a rigorous ritual of practice and discipline consisting of actual full-contact sparring, bag hitting, and flexibility exercises. The Elbows (siko), knees (tuhod), and shin (lulod) are utilized in much the same way as in Muay Thai. Yaw-Yan practitioners have to learn 40 basic kicks, advanced disciples have to be able to execute and apply complexed advanced kicks requiring great dexterity, flexibility, and mastery. Most of these advanced kicks are trick kicks which always caught unsuspecting opponents by surprise.



Yaw-Yan Back-kick, reversed Yaw-Yan roundhouse stomp thrust and the famous scorpion kicks were some of these kicks popularized in national motion picture by action stars Boy Fernandez, ER Ejercito (picture shown) and Rey Malonzo, all Yaw-Yan experts. Yaw-Yan practitioners are also adept with Philippine bladed weaponries as balisong and bolo. Bladed weapons are mere extensions of the hands. The forearm strikes, elbows, punches, dominating palms, and hand movements are empty-hand translations of the bladed weapons. There are 12 bolo punches which were patterned from Arnis, the philippines' very own armed art. These punches have continous fluid striking motion quite similar to western boxing but incorporating the art of Arnis. Grappling, ground-fighting, and knife-fighting had always been a part of the philippines' martial art and are always incorporated during the Yaw-Yan practice period. Yaw-Yan is a transformation of ancient Filipino Martial Arts and a Modern Competition Sport with high emphasis on practicality and actual confrontation.

Philippine Yaw-Yan Temple (Headquarters)
Shaw Blvd, Mandaluyong City Manila
Contact:
Grandmaster Napoleon A. Fernandez
Founder/Originator of Yaw-Yan Martial Arts

Yaw Yan, Cebu City
4th Floor Binamira Building
(upstairs of Mercury Drug store)
opposite to Eden Theatre Colon Street
between Jones and Pelaez St.
Contact:
Prof Julius Villaflores
Tel. 255 6911(Barangay Hall)

[flanker]

wow macho

[mr_flames]

i think aikido is the most dangerous art because of its neck-breaking punches and kicks. not to mention by just using the opponents force.

[flanker]

nah its jujitsu is the most dangerous....

look at the world combat championship most of who won are from brazil who use jujitsu....

^_^

hehehe!

[Markanthnab]

I said............................ all Martial arts are very very dangerous. kahit karate or taekwondo or

whatsoever pa yan delikado pa rin yan. kaya huwag niyo nang sabihin na ang

aikido or kung_fu or whatsoever is dangerous dahil lahat ng martial arts are really

dangerous talaga. ok!

[sHiNzOn]

i think jeet kune do is the best...
patrixxx73, can u tell me, is there a school of jeet kune do?
her n cebu?

[sHiNzOn]

What Style or Discipline of Martial Arts would you consider as the most dangerous and why you chose that Martial Arts.

what martial arts are you master?

[sHiNzOn]

What Style or Discipline of Martial Arts would you consider as the most dangerous and why you chose that Martial Arts.

[quote="sHiNzOn"]what martial arts are you master?

[patrixxx73]

i think jeet kune do is the best...
patrixxx73, can u tell me, is there a school of jeet kune do?
her n cebu?

None that i know here in Cebu... But in Manila there are plenty.

If you are interested i recommend you:

Jeet Kune Do Association of the Philippines
962 Pablo Ocampo (formerly Vito Cruz),
Malate Metro Manila. Philippines
Sensei Joey Perico
President and Head instructor
Tel no. (02) 5252704

[sHiNzOn]

i think jeet kune do is the best...
patrixxx73, can u tell me, is there a school of jeet kune do?
her n cebu?

None that i know here in Cebu... But in Manila there are plenty.

If you are interested i recommend you:

Jeet Kune Do Association of the Philippines
962 Pablo Ocampo (formerly Vito Cruz),
Malate Metro Manila. Philippines
Sensei Joey Perico
President and Head instructor
Tel no. (02) 5252704

do u have an e-mail ad to dat instructor?