Rich Parsons Seminar in Alma, Michigan Sponsored by Instinctive Response Training LLC

[Brian R. VanCise]

Instinctive Response Training LLC

Is proud to announce

A Modern Arnis seminar featuring :

Master Rich Parsons!

On September 30th we are very pleased to be having a seminar featuring
Rich Parsons. Rich is clearly one of the most dynamic Modern Arnis instructors in the USA or the world for that matter. This seminar will cover Modern Arnis techniques featuring the Single Stick, Stick & Dagger and the Filipino Bolo.

The seminar will run from 12 to 4pm

It will be held at the Instinctive Response Training LLC
Main Training Hall at :
200 West Center Street, Alma Michigan.

Cost is : $40

If you are interested in improving your skills then this is one seminar that you do not want to miss. Rich literally walks the walk and knows the in's and out's of real world personal protection from learning them on the mean streets of Flint, Michigan.

Do not miss out and contact Brian at : brian@instinctiveresponsetraining.com
for any details.

Brian R. VanCise
www.instinctiveresponsetraining.com (http://www.instinctiveresponsetraining.com/)

[Sheldon Bedell]

Wish i could make it to the simina but i know i will not be able to.
It is always interesting training with Rich

[Brian R. VanCise]

Wish i could make it to the simina but i know i will not be able to.
It is always interesting training with Rich

Hey, to bad you cannot make it but yes it is always a treat to train with Rich.

Brian R. VanCise
www.instinctiveresponsetraining.com (http://www.instinctiveresponsetraining.com)

[Brian R. VanCise]

Hey everyone,

Just an FYI we are only a few days away from this seminar. If you are interested in sticks & blades then come on up and train. Take care.

Brian R. VanCise
www.instinctiveresponsetraining.com (http://www.instinctiveresponsetraining.com)

[Carol]

Sounds like a great serminar, gents!

I hope you have a good turnout. :)

[Brian R. VanCise]

Hey Carol,

We shall have a great time! I generally work very hard to
keep seminars small so that the students get the absolute
best instruction. :)

[Rich Parsons]

I like Brian's idea of keeping things small and keeping the instruction high for the students or more time per student with the instructor.

[Rich Parsons]

Announcement:


I will be taking my proceeds from this seminar that Brian is hosting, and donating the money to the Statue Fund that the IMAF and IMAFP are working on for GM Remy Presas.


I know it is short notice, but I have talked this over with Brian Z via e-mail and want to assist.


*** Sorry Brian VanCise I have not had a chance to call you on this. ***


For those that wish to just contribute please contact me and or Brian Zawilinski of the IMAF.


Thank you all.

[Carol]

What an awesome thing to do, Rich! :bow:

[Brian R. VanCise]

Announcement:


I will be taking my proceeds from this seminar that Brian is hosting, and donating the money to the Statue Fund that the IMAF and IMAFP are working on for GM Remy Presas.


I know it is short notice, but I have talked this over with Brian Z via e-mail and want to assist.


*** Sorry Brian VanCise I have not had a chance to call you on this. ***


For those that wish to just contribute please contact me and or Brian Zawilinski of the IMAF.


Thank you all.

Hey Rich,

I think it is a great idea! Glad to be a part of it. http://www.fmatalk.com/images/icons/icon14.gif

[Brian R. VanCise]

I like Brian's idea of keeping things small and keeping the instruction high for the students or more time per student with the instructor.

This is something I enjoy as well and every instructor I have had in has enjoyed this to. When Dan Anderson was up last he enjoyed working with a small group of guys and gals that already had a good foundation and were able to play with advanced techniques. For myself, having a small class for a seminar is simply great because I have a chance to really learn as well. (after all that has alot to do with why I have seminars) Plus I get to know everybody very well and we can go out for some food and drinks afterwards.
:biggrinbo

[Alakd'an]

We at Alakd'an Modern Arnis want to thank Brian Vancise for hosting a great seminar. Rich Parsons was excellent today.
We began with fundamental techniques such as Figure eight and reverse figure eight then moved into banda y banda flow drill into banda y banda espada y daga into
six count (Sumbrada) into expanded six count into expanded six count espada y daga and then back. WHEEEW!!!
Just a great day over all. Excellent material to bring back to our Club.
Thanks again to Brian and Rich!!!
Ben Harrison, Alakd'an Modern Arnis!

[Brian R. VanCise]

Hey Ben,

I am really glad that you had a good time! It was definately a pleasure to have you up. Rich's seminars are always moving and the time just seems to fly by.

I have a few pictures from the seminar, so enjoy!

[arnisador]

Thanks for posting these pictures! Mr. Parsons has both a great deal of knowledge, and a gift for explaining why things are done as they are.

[Brian R. VanCise]

Yes he does! It was a fun time and everyone enjoyed themselves and learned alot. Lots of little things to work on and play with over the next couple of months.

[Balintawak]

Thanks for the nice words Jeff and Brian.

It was fun, and I hope all were able to walk away with something. :)

[Bill Bednarick]

Looks like I missed a great event! I'll have to make the next one.

[MSTCND]

Training with Rich is ALWAYS a learning experience!

I last had the pleasure of training with RP at the 2003 WMAA Winter Camp here in DE...

He's definitely one of the people I have on my Seminar Radar... and I'll hit the bricks in his direction if he's anywhere near me!

Don't miss a training opportunity with RP! :bow:

Best Regards,

Andy

[Rich Parsons]

Thanks for the nice words Jeff and Brian.

It was fun, and I hope all were able to walk away with something. :)


My Apologies for posting this from the wrong account.

It was made by me :)

[Rich Parsons]

Training with Rich is ALWAYS a learning experience!

I last had the pleasure of training with RP at the 2003 WMAA Winter Camp here in DE...

He's definitely one of the people I have on my Seminar Radar... and I'll hit the bricks in his direction if he's anywhere near me!

Don't miss a training opportunity with RP! :bow:

Best Regards,

Andy

Hey Andy,

How you been? Long time no see. I enjoyed that event as well as the others I have been down to in that area.

Thanks for the good word. :)