in the (Traditional System) old method of random instruction. Today, there are a number of Balintawak groups teaching different versions of the system. Most instructors use the "grouping" method for teaching the techniques while others continue to teach in the traditional way, as Bacon used to teach. Influence The principles and concepts of Balintawak have, however, found their way into many different Filipino martial arts. Most notable is Modern Arnis, founded by Remy Presas who studied Balintawak under Arnulfo Mongcal, who also introduced him to Anciong Bacon. Tat Kun Tao is created by Joe Go, one of Venancio Bacon's earliest students. This is an unarmed form of Balintawak with influences from Chinese martial arts such as Tai Chi and Five Ancestors Boxing. Gallery Further reading A Message from Jacqueline C. Villasin Atty Jose Villasin's daughter See also Arnis References External links Archive footage of Anciong Bacon training with his students in Fort San Pedro Balintawak Sugbu Arnis Eskrima Inc. Traditional Villasin Fighting System Consolacion, Cebu - headed by Grandmaster Carlo "Kaloy" Campaña Filipino Martial Arts Digest Special Edition 2007: Buot Balintawak. Interviews with Teddy and Sam Buot (PDF) Arnis systems Sports in Cebu