At this live event you will:

Step into a rare training experience alongside two exceptional masters — Grand Master Jason Inay of the Inayan Eskrima lineage, and Guro Jay Jasper Pugao of VSCK (Visayan Style Corto Kadena) — and emerge not just stronger in technique, but transformed in mindset, resilience, and purpose.

With Jason, you train under the torch of a legacy: from his first lessons in 1979, guided by his father Mangisursuro Mike Inay, he has carried forward a lineage built on uncompromising precision, deep structure, and adaptive flow. (Inayan Eskrima) With Jay, you access a blade-arts tactician whose world is movement: every angle, every footwork nuance, every unpredictable shift anchored in the VSCK philosophy of elusiveness and improvisation. 

• Absorb years of mastery in hours. Under their direct guidance, you’ll shortcut the trial-and-error so many fighters endure. You’ll feel corrections, tweaks, and insights in real time — gestures small yet powerful — that unlock new speed, precision, and control.

• Bridge tradition and innovation. Jason’s Inayan system stands on the rock of tradition — seven styles of Eskrima (e.g. Kadena de Mano, Serrada, Largo Mano, esp. integrated weapon / empty hand).  Yet he continues to refine, compress, evolve — blending structure and fluidity, teaching not just techniques but principles. Jay’s VSCK ethos thrives on motion, disruption, randomness, blade manipulation, and the subtle interplay of angles and timing. Together, they guide you not to mimic, but to internalize, adapt, and invent within your own body.

• Master flow, transitions, and reaction. This isn’t static drill — it’s alive. You’ll train dynamic transitions (stick, blade, empty hand), chaining one response into the next without pause. Jason’s discipline, Jay’s reactive posture — you’ll feel, in your limbs, how authority becomes fluid. You’ll learn to redirect, adapt, evade, strike — all as one seamless movement.

• Develop timing, distance, and soft power. Under their eyes you’ll sense split-second openings — learn to bait, fracture rhythm, collapse ranges and expand them — techniques that go beyond brute force. Jay’s realm of “movement as armor” teaches you that the dance itself can be your shield. 

• Shed limiting beliefs and expand your warrior identity. Technique is just the surface. You’ll be pushed, challenged, guided — physically, mentally, emotionally — into a zone where old patterns of self-doubt fall away. You’ll remember you are more capable than you thought, tougher than your excuses, more creative than your fears.

• Join a community of serious practitioners. Rather than a one-off clinic, this is a gathering of committed minds: those who train, who hunger, who test boundaries. You’ll leave not only stronger, but connected — exchanged energy, shared insights, forged resolve.

• Walk away with concrete tools. You’ll leave the floor with more than inspiration — you’ll take home precise drills, flow templates, counters, movement exercises and personalized notes that you can integrate into your regular training immediately. These are not abstract “ideas” — they are methods you can touch, test, embed.

• Be part of a legacy in motion. Training with Jason means aligning with a lineage rooted in the Inayan tree — a lineage born of masters like Max Sarmiento, Angel Cabales, and especially Mangisursuro Mike Inay. (Inayan System of Eskrima) Training with Jay means entering into the living experiences of VSCK, the blade art of motion, unpredictability, and synergy. (Visayan Style Corto Kadena Largo Mano Eskrima) At this seminar, their wisdom becomes yours — not to copy, but to transform.

• Activate your next level. By the end of those 3 hours you will feel a shift: sharper responses, more intentional posture, awareness of micro-openings, sharper reflexes, stronger structure. The floor may be the same, but you will be different. You’ll walk away with momentum, direction, clarity of what to train next — and the confidence to push past ceilings.

So join us December 6 in Los Gatos. Train with lineage, insight, and intensity. Realign how you move, how you think, how you fight — and begin your next chapter not as a student, but as someone on the verge of mastery.