The best of the old and new combines to form Mandala Mandirigma, a balanced, three-dimensional martial science inspired from the fighting traditions of the Philippines and Indonesia. While stemming from the individual nations Mandala Mandirigma was conceptualized in the United States. A student of our system will experience training in weapons, stand-up fighting, ground grappling, healing arts and much more. With over 25 years of practice and experience Professor Jordan has developed a serious and evolved martial art practice with an interactive teaching method that is very fun and rewarding to learn. The system stems from such arts as Majapai Derobio, KunTao, Arnis 63 Generals, Sikaran, Silat, BaGua and related healing disciplines, while still experiencing and expressing it’s own unique distinction from the parent arts.
Mandala Mandirigma has received official sanctioning and recognition, awarding Professor Jordan with the title of Punong Guro at a comparatively young age, bringing a fresh new approach to an ancient art.
Please check the “Training Background” page to learn more about some of the styles that inform our system.
Mandala Mandirigma
The best of the old and new combines to form Mandala Mandirigma, a balanced, three-dimensional martial science inspired from the fighting traditions of the Philippines and Indonesia. While stemming from the individual nations Mandala Mandirigma was conceptualized in the United States. A student of our system will experience training in weapons, stand-up fighting, ground grappling, healing arts and much more. With over 25 years of practice and experience Professor Jordan has developed a serious and evolved martial art practice with an interactive teaching method that is very fun and rewarding to learn. The system stems from such arts as Majapai Derobio, KunTao, Arnis 63 Generals, Sikaran, Silat, BaGua and related healing disciplines, while still experiencing and expressing it’s own unique distinction from the parent arts.
Mandala Mandirigma has received official sanctioning and recognition, awarding Professor Jordan with the title of Punong Guro at a comparatively young age, bringing a fresh new approach to an ancient art.
Please check the “Training Background” page to learn more about some of the styles that inform our system.