RUNdividual: Make your Mark
December 10, 2011 @ 5 AM
Bonifacio Global City, Taguig
3K/5K/10K/15K

Registration Fees:
3KM – PHP 500
5KM – PHP 500
10KM – PHP 600
15KM – PHP 650

RUNdividual Registration Period
November 8 – December 5

RUNdividual Registration Areas
Gold’s Gym braches:
- Libis
- Katipunan
- Robinson’s Galleria
- Timog
- Greenhills
- Waltermart North EDSA
- Alabang

For reservations and inquiries contact:
Paulo- 0918-9189895
Ruby- 0917-8995491
Den- 0920-9180871
You can also e-mail us at rundividual2011@yahoo.com
(send in your full name, contact number, distance of choice)

Check out the RUNdividual Page for more details:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rundividual/182154975194316

Sayoc Kali Philippines teaches all facets of the Sayoc Fighting System.

After years of extensive propagation of the Filipino Martial Arts in the United States, Grandmaster Bo returned to his homeland and established Sayoc Kali Philippines. It was on December 31, 2006 that the very first Sayoc Kali Philippines ranking promotion was held in Bacoor, Cavite. At present, Sayoc Kali Philippines holds classes in multiple locations in the country, with the continued guidance of Tuhon Michael Anthony Sayoc.

List of Training Venues:

SIG Center for the Arts
Greenhills Elan Suites, Annapolis Street,
Greenhills, San Juan
Mondays 7-9pm
Wednesdays 6-8pm
Saturdays 7-9pm
Mobile: 09228424716
or 09167777401

3rd Floor Sports Center
Tuesday and Thursday 7-9pm
Starmall, Alabang

Luneta Park
Near Lapu Lapu’s statue
Manila
Saturdays 6-9am

Movement Gym/Dance Studio
Unionbank Plaza, Meralco Avenue cor Onyx Street
Ortigas, Pasig (Fronting Metrowalk)
tel.no. 944 8075

Casa Hacienda
Brgy. Tejeros Convention
Rosario, Cavite

Gymix gym
358 Nueno Avenue
Exodus Bldg
Imus Cavite
(By appointment only – for private sessions)

You can contact us at sayockalipilipinas@yahoo.com

The name Rapido Realismo Kali was coined from two Filipino adopted words from the Spanish language: Rapido which means fast, or in quick succession, and Realismo which refers to concern for fact or reality, or the rejection of the impractical. RRKali techniques emphasize quick PRACTICAL strikes done in succession until the opponent is subdued.

RRKali is a comprehensive weapons-based fighting system with its own style of unarmed combat called SABAKAN, a close-quarters combat system using quick takedowns, brutal strikes, “attacking” footwork (aggressive and tactical placement of the feet during combat) and joint manipulations to finish off opponents. In Sabakan, practitioners are taught to apply all techniques against a moving or resisting opponent. IF THE TECHNIQUES CANNOT BE APPLIED UNDER SUCH CONDITIONS, IT IS DISCARDED.

The system strongly advocates one-on-one training as done by the masters of old to impart knowledge and skills to their students (usually father and son). Each student being trained in the system gets the same basic initial lessons but is encouraged to interpret the techniques according to their own perspectives. EVERY STUDENT IS FREE TO EXPLORE, add his own techniques as he sees fit, ‘battle test’ the techniques in the group’s weekly get-togethers in Manila, Philippines and share them with other students.

Club Gymnastica was established by the Lucero family in 1981. We started with a few pieces of gymnastics equipment to train the Philippine women’s gymnastics team lead by Ms. Bea Lucero.

In 1983, MILO endorsed Club Gymnastica as one of the pioneer sports center included in the MILO SUMMER SPORTS CLINIC and supported in all gymnastics competitions in the country.

In 1985, Bea Lucero won the first SEA Games Gold Medal for the Philippines. On the same year MILO got Bea Lucero to be the official endorser of the “MILO A DAY” TV Commercial. With Bea Lucero’s success and popularity, Club Gymnastica became the premiere and biggest gymnastics training center in the country and Bea Lucero as the ICON of Philippine gymnastics.

Club Gymnastica has produced other gymnastics stars like: Jasmine Valenton gold medalist in SEA Games Manila in 1991 and Singapore in 1993; Pia Adelle Reyes 1997-1998 Gold Medalist and Athlete of the Year; Cintamoni dela Cruz, gold medalist in SEA Games 1995–1997; Emille Christa Santos; Audrey Munoz; Regine Reynoso and Raya Nazario, all were Palarong Pambansa Individual All Around Champions & MILO Little Olympics Most Outstanding Athlete in their own respective year.

At present,home-grown CGP gymnast continue to conquer with Amanda Alejandrino as current National Team gymnast and will represent the Philippine flag in the upcoming 26th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games 2011) in Palembang,Indonesia on November.

And currently the country’s most promising CGP gymnasts who recently made it to the top 8 Junior’s Team based on the Philippine National Games held last May, 2011 in Bacolod, namely Regine Reynoso, Eunice Evangelista, Raya Nazario and E.J. Reyes.

Club Gymnastica is also proud of the 2011 Milo Little Olympics Champions (NCR): Francine Balburias, All Around Champion (High School)and Mikaela Sunga, All Around Champion (Elementary)

Aside from learning the sports of gymnastics, your kids will learn discipline, team work, perseverance, trust while having fun inside the gym.

On our 30th year, Club Gymnastica promises develop more champions and discover the next Bea Lucero…

To help all the basketball lovers out there (and we know there are many), we’re compiling a growing list of available basketball gyms for rent. If you know of other places, please let us know and we’ll gladly add it to the current list:

Goshin Budo Kai

Offers authentic Goju Ryu Karatedo under the Meibukan system, Okinawa, Japan. Includes weekend trainings for ages 5 and up in Las Piñas City.
List of classes/services: Offers mainly Goju Ryu Karatedo as well as Sports Arnis, and Kobudo (ancient Okinawan weapons), for class and private tutorials
Schedule of classes: Saturdays 9 – 11 AM (additional schedules can be made upon request)
Cost of classes: 300 per session only
Address: # 12 Olive St., Manuela Subdivision, Las Piñas City
Contact Number: 09085190958

Our association of karate instructors include branches in Cavite, Laguna, Pangasinan, Mandaluyong, and Quezon City

Polecats Manila offers all the benefits of pole dancing in its classes. These are their class schedules:

Mondays
5:00 – 6:00 Beginners 1
8:30 – 10:00 Intermediate 1

Tuesdays and Thursdays
5:00 – 6:00 Beginners 1
6:00 – 7:00 Beginners 1
7:00 – 8:00 Beginners 2
8:00 – 9:00 Intermediate 1

Wednesdays
12:00 – 1:00 Open Level
5:00 – 6:00 Beginners 1

Saturdays
11:30 – 12:30 Open Level
12:30 – 1:30 Strip Tease

Guidelines:
1. Wear short shorts and do NOT put lotion.
2. Bring towel and water.
3. Come hydrated, but NOT on a full stomach.
4. Classes start and end on time.
5. If it’s your first class, come 15 mins early to fill out some forms.
6. Latecomers will not be allowed to join class.
7. Male companions are not allowed to watch.
8. If bringing kids, please make sure they do not disrupt class or make a mess.
9. Bring an open mind
10. Classcards are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Contact Info
Gen Studios
3F, Pearl Plaza
Pearl Drive, Ortigas Center

For Classes : +632 917-700-POLE(7653)
For performances and parties: +632 917-701-POLE (7653),
polecatsmanila@gmail.com

Belly dancing is one of the oldest forms of world dance and is a traditional, hallmark dance of middle-eastern cultures. It’s a beautiful, and often sensual, art form that is not only a wonderful cultural experience but also a great way to get into shape. Focused on the movement of the hips, belly dancing will help strengthen those core muscles and also improve flexibility.

Guided by instructor Gypsy Rose, the JNA Dance Center is holding belly dancing classes for kids.

Here’s the promotional ad:

Gypsy RoseBelly Dance
hippiecaravan@yahoo.com
BELLY DANCE KIDS SUMMER PROMO
Kids belly dance class in Philippines (Manila) at JNA Dance Center Shangrila Ortigas
BELLY DANCE KIDS SUMMER PROGRAM
Belly Dance classes for Kids Philippines (Manila)

Kids (and Moms)can learn how to *BELLY DANCE* this Summer with belly dance classes in the Philippines (Manila) at Shangri-La Mall’s JNA Dance Center.

Belly dance classes for kids will start this May 2011, registration on-going. Belly dance lessons available for children aged 5-12 with teacher Gypsy Rose.

Kids belly dance classes are held in our fully air-conditioned Philippines (Manila) dance studio.

The JNA Dance Center is located in the Ortigas/Pasig Business District, within the Shangri-La Plaza Mall, with convenient access to shopping and dining.

Where for find us: JNA DANCE CENTER (formerly Effie Nanas school of dance – classical ballet), 4th floor SHANGRI-LA MALL, Shaw Boulevard corner EDSA, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, Philippines. Telephone: (632) 633-7871, email: hippiecaravan@yahoo.com or go to www.JNAdance.com

Also inquire about our Mom and Me Belly Dance Classes (for moms and daughters), and Baby & Me Belly Dance classes (specially designed for moms of infants and toddlers to help get back into pre-pregnancy shape).
Wholesome fun for the whole family!

Sign up now for Kids Summer Belly Dance Lessons with Gypsy Rose at JNA Dance Center Philippines (Manila).

Performers include Brigada, Nyko Maoa, Esoola de Samba, Ebo Philippines, Planet Zips, and plenty of surprise artists. Among the other festivities are a fashion show by SOFA Batucada Parade and Brazilian food by Chef Carla Abaya. Limited edition Brasilipinas shirts from Collezione-C2 will also be available.

There will be several activities, workshops and a free soccer clinic for kids 12 years old and below sponsored by the Futkaleros:

SM North Edsa – March 5 and 6
SM Mall of Asia – March 12 and 13
SM Megamall – March 19 and 20
SM Sucat – April 2 and 3
SM Fairview – April 9 and 10
SM Manila – April 14, 15 and 17
SM Bacolod – May 7 and 8
SM Cebu – May 28 and 29