Filipino Martial Arts
in Los Angeles

Kali for kids and adults.
Build confidence. Connect with Filipino culture.

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Filipino Heritage

Pamana means heritage or legacy in Tagalog. Train with respect, humility, and discipline while connecting with Filipino culture. All backgrounds are welcome.

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Meet Guro Alvin

Founder Guro Alvin Catacutan trained under Guro Dan Inosanto and earned certifications in Kali, Silat, and Jun Fan Gung Fu / JKD. His teaching connects martial arts practice with Filipino heritage.

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Find Your Class

Build focus and confidence in Kids Kali, or explore practical self-defense in Adult Kali and Silat. Beginners are welcome. Choose a program to learn more.

What are Kali, Eskrima, and Arnis?

Kali, Eskrima, and Arnis are names used for Filipino martial arts. Training develops coordination, timing, and practical self-defense through stick work, footwork, and empty-hand techniques.

Instructor demonstrating Filipino Martial Arts sword stance at Pamana Kali.

Can beginners join?

Yes. Pamana Kali welcomes beginners and experienced martial artists. Kids and adults can build confidence, focus, and self-defense skills while learning about Filipino culture.

How do I start? Request a trial class and tell us the student’s age and preferred location. We’ll help you find a suitable class.

Adult Filipino Martial Arts students at Pamana Kali (group photo).

Where can I train?

Looking for Filipino martial arts in the Los Angeles area? Explore our Culver City and Long Beach pages, or ask about your preferred location.

Programs, venues, and availability vary. Confirm the class location and schedule with us before your first visit.

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