This camp is open to all martial artists regardless of experience level, whether you are new to Filipino Martial Arts or have years of training experience. The sessions are designed to challenge and inspire everyone.
Black Belts may be invited to Master Classes, to further challenge and inspire.

The camp balances high quality training sessions with downtime to relax and explore Bali.

We train in one solid block of four hours, 9am-1pm. with hourly short breaks for water/snacks.
One day training will be in the afternoon, 2pm-6pm, to make the morning available for excursions etc...
Master Classes will be the hour immediately before the above stated training hours.

We will provide registered participants with a packing list.
Depending on the number of participants we may "unlock achievements" and be able to provide specific gear at camp, more info to follow.
Your travel bags will need to fit some sticks. A normal carry on would obviously not suffice...

We can already let you know that you will NOT need to bring boxing gloves or shin guards.

Five days of world class training
Unique camp t-shirt
Training gift

NOT included:
Flights, travel, transfer
Accommodation
Food & drinks

Absolutely. We actually encourage you to! The camp aims to balance high quality training sessions with downtime to relax and explore Bali.
We train 9am to 1pm. This leaves the rest of the day open to spend with family and friends.
At the 2025 camp we had 28 people training and 17 family members joining us, everything from spouses, kids, girlfriends to parents.

This is very different from the hard core boot camp style camps many of us have experienced previously where training was 7am to 7pm and every break was needed for recovery.

We want you to be able to Train, Relax and Thrive! One day training will be in the afternoon to make the morning available for excursions etc...

Yes you do.
Apply beforehand or at arrival (about AU$50).
See visa requirements here:

https://bali.com/bali/bali-visa-indonesia-entry-regulations/bali-visa-regulations-per-country-nationality/

You also need a customs declaration and pay a tourism levy. All links will be provided and sent to you as we get closer to camp.

You do also need a travel insurance! No exceptions! Don't take the risk, insure yourself!

Wi-Fi is available almost everywhere, especially at the hotels and at restaurants. It is however of a somewhat unreliable island standard so if you may want to download/upload files for remote work or demanding applications, you may have to ask around for the best connection.

eSIM was very easy, comparatively cheap and if you have a smartphone that supports it I can strongly recommend it.

I bought a 30GB data pack and I used less than 10GB over 12 days, despite uploading clips to Instagram from camp every day.
eSIM is perfect as WhatsApp is the main means of communication during camp.
Links to good eSIM providers will be sent and shared when we get closer to the camp dates.