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G.A.T of Central Florida is a branch of the Garimot family that promotes Garimot Arnis training in Longwood, Orange City, U.C.F Area & Deltona Florida and throughout Central Florida. The Garimot system was brought to the U.S. from Paete, Laguna, Philippines by Gat Puno Abon “Garimot” Baet
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The following Martial Arts Styles are offered at Garimot Arnis Training of Central Florida:
Cinco Teros – Fundamentals
Introduction to the single stick /sword techniques of the Cinco Teros (Five Strikes) style. Footwork, stances, strikes, basic counters and fighting theory will be taught and applied at full speed.
Cinco Teros – Corto
The student will be taught to keep himself safe by controlling his opponent through an in-depth study of the corto (close range) fighting theory and techniques of the Cinco Teros style. Counters, flow drills, and disarms will be taught and applied at full speed.
Cinco Teros – Largo
The student will be taught to keep himself out of reach of his opponent while keeping his opponent within his own reach by studying the largo mano (long range) fighting theory and techniques of the Cinco Teros style. Counters, positioning, angles, and timing will be analyzed and applied at full speed. Weapon-drawing counters and footwork will also be covered.
Tres Puntos – Basics
Introduction to the Tres Puntos (Three Points) style of knife defense. Grips, footwork, strikes, and basic counters with an emphasis on controlling the attacker will be taught and applied at full speed.
Moro-Moro – Basics
Introduction to the moro-moro, a socio-religious dance/play used to hide the art of arnis de mano from the Spanish. The first ten batalya (battles) will be taught using a variety of weapons (single sword, sword and dagger, dagger, empty hand), along with the fighting applications hidden within..
Moro-Moro:
Doce Pares de Francia was a play which dramatized the triumph of the Spanish Christians over the Muslim Moors. It was introduced to the Philippines by the Spanish via Mexico, then renamed by the Filipinos to moro-moro, and used to preserve their fighting arts as the first curriculum of arnis de mano. Garimot Arnis preserves the 30 traditional sequences of the battle-dances in the moro-moro, and all students are required to learn them and the hidden application, with a variety of weapons and shields. Every member of the Garimot lineage has been a moro-moro player.
Cinco Teros:
The Five Strikes style is believed to be the original art of Luzon, where many varieties are widespread. Garimot Cinco Teros introduces the student to the basic theories of largo mano and corto, and was first brought into the family by Gat Puno’s grandfather, Gran Maestro Jose “Uti” Baet (3rd generation).
Tres Puntos:
From Batangas, the home of the balisong, this style is unusual in that training begins first with the knife, then progresses to the sword. It is characterized by its emphasis on thrusting and the use of three points. Garimot Tres Puntos uses the balisong and sling blade (developed by Grandmaster Felipe “Garimot” Baet), as well as common daggers and knives. It has been in the Baet family since Gat Puno’s great-grandfather, Gran Maestro Lino “Bisaya” Baet (2nd generation).
Siete Colores:
Seven Colors (or Seven Flags) is named for the seven original provinces that rebelled against Spain. It is popular in Laguna and characterized by its use of seven angles. Garimot Siete Colores is introduced after a student has become an expert in Cinco Teros, and teaches new theories of largo mano and corto, and includes the Laban Tulisan (Bandit Fighting) used by guerrilla warriors in Laguna to fight the Japanese. Though Laban Tulisan was introduced by Gran Maestro Jose “Uti” Baet, Siete Colores has always been a part of the Baet family style.
Doce Pares:
This style is from Laguna, and not to be confused with the Doce Pares of Cebu. Meaning Twelve Peers, it is named for the legend of Charlemagne’s knights. It is introduced after proficiency in Siete Colores, and provides further training in the classical arnis of Laguna. Doce Pares has been in the Garimot system since Gran Maestro Elias “Tata” Baet (1st generation).
Mon-Fri 10am - 8pm,
Sat - Sun 10am - 4pm
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