Kali · Escrima · Arnis

Weapons. Awareness.

Develop coordination, distance and defensive awareness through Filipino Martial Arts using sticks, training knives and empty-hand applications.

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Peter Leung with Dan Inosanto at a Filipino Martial Arts seminar
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Sticks and training knives

Weapons drills use controlled equipment and clear safety rules. Students learn handling, angles, footwork and distance before increasing speed.

  • Single and double stick
  • Training-knife awareness
  • Defensive angles and movement
  • Empty-hand translations
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Why weapons training matters

Weapon work makes distance, timing and hand positioning immediately clear. Those lessons improve empty-hand coordination and reinforce responsible decision-making.

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Continuing education

Peter’s Filipino Martial Arts training includes ongoing seminar study, including work connected with Dan Inosanto and the Inosanto Academy training community.

Private training · By appointment

Train in
Burnaby.

6319 Beresford Street, Burnaby, BC V5E 1B3

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Important participation notice

Private training. By appointment only.

Formless Fighter is not open for public drop-ins. Attendance is by prior arrangement and acceptance only.

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Fitness to participate

Before taking part in ANY class, including a free trial, each participant confirms that they are of sound mind, are participating voluntarily, are physically able to participate, and have no undisclosed injury, illness or medical condition that would make participation unsafe. Participants must disclose relevant conditions, stop if unwell or injured, and follow all safety instructions. A parent or legal guardian must act for a minor.

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Risk of serious injury or death

Martial arts are contact activities. Training may include striking, kicking, falls, throws, takedowns, grappling, joint locks, chokeholds, pad work, physical conditioning, and weapons drills using sticks, padded weapons and training knives. Risks include contact with people, floors, walls and equipment and may result in property loss, illness, bruising, cuts, sprains, fractures, concussion, permanent disability, paralysis or death.

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Assumption of risk and release

To the fullest extent permitted by British Columbia law, participation means the participant freely accepts and assumes all inherent and other risks and agrees to release and waive claims, including claims alleging negligence, against Peter Leung, Formless Fighter, and any current or former affiliations, coaches, trainers, instructors, affiliates, partners, corporations, volunteers, landlords, property owners, tenants, agents, representatives, successors and assigns connected with the training or premises.

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Dispute resolution

Any dispute must first be submitted to confidential, good-faith mediation in Vancouver, British Columbia before either party starts a court proceeding, except where urgent relief is legally required. British Columbia law applies.

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