Immerse Yourself in Martial Arts Mastery at the WMAA Training Camp

Experience the heart of Modern Arnis at the upcoming training camp from April 26-28, held annually at the Modern Arnis World Headquarters at Horizon Martial Arts in Buffalo (West Seneca), New York. This gathering welcomes participants of all skill levels, creating an inclusive environment for learning and growth.

The camp is a melting pot of experiences and styles, bringing together students from diverse backgrounds. At its core are the instructional sessions led by some of the world's most respected Modern Arnis instructors. Expect to learn from the expertise of Datu Tim Hartman, Punong Guro Chad Dulin, Punong Guro Tye Botting, and Punong Guro Graig Mason. These esteemed instructors will delve into various aspects of Modern Arnis, including stick fighting techniques, knife defence strategies, empty-hand combat, and traditional Filipino weapons.

The training modules are designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of Modern Arnis, ensuring that everyone gains valuable insights and skills regardless of their background. It's not just about learning; it's about evolving as a martial artist.

Beyond the intense training schedule, the WMAA training camp significantly emphasizes community and camaraderie. Social events and activities, such as group meals, cultural excursions, and friendly competitions, are integral to the camp's experience. These gatherings serve as a platform for practitioners to bond, share insights, and build lasting relationships within the Modern Arnis community.

The WMAA training camp is more than just a martial arts event; it's a cultural immersion, a networking opportunity, and a space for personal and martial growth. For anyone passionate about Modern Arnis, this camp is an unmissable experience that promises skill enhancement, cultural enrichment, and a deepened sense of belonging in the global Modern Arnis community. Join us for a weekend of learning, bonding, and embracing the spirit of Modern Arnis.