Anniversary Promo Ages 4–6: $75.00 Ages 7–12: $100.00 Ages 14 and up: $120.00
- Email: macmartialartsclub@shaw.ca
- Call: (587) 228 3618
- Address - 11127 15th street NE Unit 103
Anniversary Promo Ages 4–6: $75.00 Ages 7–12: $100.00 Ages 14 and up: $120.00

At Mac Martial Arts, our mission is to provide the highest quality martial arts training in a safe and supportive environment. We are committed to helping our students achieve their goals, whether it's improving their physical fitness, learning self-defense skills, or simply having fun. We strive to instill discipline, respect, and confidence in all of our students.

Our instructors are highly trained and experienced martial artists who are passionate about teaching. They provide personalized attention and guidance to each student, helping them to improve their technique and reach their full potential. Our instructors are committed to creating a positive and supportive learning environment for all of our students.

We offer a variety of programs to meet the needs of every student, from beginners to advanced. Our programs include Filipino Martial Arts, Taekwondo, Kickboxing, and Adult HIIT classes. We also offer specialized programs for kids, teens, and adults. Our programs are designed to improve strength, flexibility, and overall fitness while teaching valuable self-defense skills.

We are in the district between Kinjo and the storage building.

15th Street is closed. Please use 14th Street, next to Kinjo, to reach our location.
As we wrap up our 2025 Mac Martial Arts FMA tournament, I want to take a moment to extend my deepest gratitude to every school that attended. Your hard work, dedication, and teamwork have been the backbone of this event, and I truly could not have done it without you.
To the Sponsorship Team, Marketing Team, and Planning Team—every aspect of the event was well thought out and executed, making it a memorable experience for all involved.
To my amazing volunteers—thank you for your enthusiasm and willingness to jump in wherever needed. Your energy and positivity made a huge difference, and I truly appreciate each of you for stepping up to help.
And of course, to all my instructors—your dedication to coaching, reffing, and mentoring is what makes this event worthwhile. Thank you for your time and passion in supporting everyone involved.
Together, you all made this event possible, and I am so grateful for your support and hard work.
Congratulations to all of the competitors!
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Sport Arnis Canada seeks to encourage and promote amateur participation in Sport Arnis in Canada by providing a supportive framework for safe and effective participation in high quality programs that are inclusive and that respect equal access to all Canadians. Datu Shishir Inocalla will also be helping Sensei Lawrence promote the Sports Arnis program.
1) Sports Arnis Trainers and Coaches Certification - $250.00 2) Players and officials Certification - $150.00For more information: https://www.sportarniscanada.org/
Sensei Lawrence Macaraeg receiving his 4th-degree black belt from Grandmaster Shishir Inocalla on February 19 2020.

Official letter of Authorization for Sensei Lawrence Macaraeg to be the lead representative in Alberta for Sports Arnis Canada.

Guro Lawrence Macaraeg receiving his 5th degree black belt from Grandmaster Shishir Inocalla on March 23 2024. Guro Lawrence's title also changed to Punong Guro.

Guro Lawrence Macaraeg receiving his 5th degree black belt from Grandmaster Shishir Inocalla on March 23 2024. Guro Lawrence's title also changed to Punong Guro.
Sport Arnis on CBC Vancouver
Budo Brothers did an episode on Sport Arnis highlighting how to spar in a FMA tournament

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His desire to reinvigorate interest in his country’s traditional martial arts grew over time, and he began making modifications and improvements to what he had learned.
In 1969 he moved to Manila at the request of a government official and formed the Modern Arnis Federation of the Philippines. He was assisted by individuals such as those who now are on the Modern Arnis Senior Masters Council: Rodel Dagooc, Jerry Dela Cruz, Roland Dantes, Vincente Sanchez, Rene Tongson, and Cristino Vasquez.
He continued to develop and spread his art, including via books, until political considerations forced him to relocate to North America.
There he met Wally Jay, George Dillman, and other martial artists who influenced his development of the art of Modern Arnis. In particular, many locks from Small Circle Jujitsu were added to Modern Arnis.
The art continued to grow and change, in technique and emphasis, though it always retained a focus on the single stick and general self-defense. Those who trained with Remy Presas in the United States in the 1970s and early 1980s experienced the art differently from those who began training in the late 1990s.
Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, he traveled extensively for seminars – the principal form of instruction in the system was through weekend training camps held around the world but especially in the U.S. – and also produced books and videos.
During this time he also experimented with different forms of titles and leadership in the art. The International Modern Arnis Federation Philippines would come to be the lead Modern Arnis organization in the Philippines, and the Deutschen Arnis Verband of Germany would be the lead organization in Europe.
In the United States, the International Modern Arnis Federation (IMAF) was the principal organization as far as certification was concerned, but the founder created a variety of titles that indicated some level of organizational or leadership authority in the art (as opposed to titles such as guro (“teacher”) or Punong Guro (“Headteacher”) that recognized teaching and/or technical ability).
Most prominent among these titles were Datu, meaning a chieftain or leader, awarded in this order to Shishir Inocalla, Kelly Worden, and Ric “Bong” Jornales (of Arnis Sikaran) (all in the 1980s).
The Masters of Tapi-Tapi titles were created to provide leadership and steerage for the IMAF following Remy Presas’ passing; the Datus were expected to take leadership roles that might see them move in different, and perhaps less conventional, directions. Through 2001, however, the art remained largely united under the founder.
In the wake of the 2001 death of Remy Preas, there has been a splintering of the remaining leadership of Modern Arnis. The IMAF, previously the organization of record for North American Modern Arnis practitioners, split into two subgroups, one headed by Randi Shea and one headed by Jeff Delaney; the remaining five Masters of Tapi-Tapi continue to be associated with the former group.
In many ways, the situation is analogous to what occurred in the Jeet Kune Do and American Kenpo communities following the deaths of their popular and charismatic founders.
In particular, the question of how high-ranking arnisadors should test for higher rank has been settled by different organizations in different ways. In some cases, this has caused controversy.
However, the fact remains that several groups are promoting what they see as ‘traditional’ Modern Arnis, while others are promoting variations of Modern Arnis, in keeping with its “modern” approach. The art is healthy and continues to attract students.
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