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Suro
Mike Inay Mr. Link's Grandmaster, Mangisursuro (Suro) Mike Inay, pictured here to the right of Mr. Link, studied Eskrima under the men that were responsible for the birth of Eskrima in the United States; Grandmaster Angel Cabales and Master Max Sarmiento. Mike Inay started with these two gentlemen in 1966. They taught him exclusively on a private lesson basis. After he became proficient, he worked hard to help create a structure that future students would follow. This included creating, designing, and printing the ranking system still used by practitioners today. Suro led the way for his style. Suro passed away in September of 2000. He had become a big part of our Link's Martial Arts family. He brought with him love and dedication for his art. Suro had trained in the martial arts for over 30 years. He founded the Inayan System of Eskrima. Suro traveled throughout the world training martial artists and law enforcement officers. Many of our students had the opportunity to train directly with him. Suro Mike Inay will always be a part of our LMA schools. We will continue to learn and grow in the Inayan Art of Eskrima and ensure that Suro's dream to have his art live on will become a reality. We are truly blessed for having known him. Suro will be deeply missed.
ArtThe disciplines of Link's Martial Arts include training in Tae Kwon Do, Philippine Eskrima, and weapons. LMA Self -defense principles, point sparring and personal self improvement round out the curriculum. |
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