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    Arn is a Filipino martial art that uses sticks and blades as weapons. It originated in various regions in the Philippines and was influenced by Spanish fencing. It has traditional, contemporary, and sport forms. The traditional form focuses on solo and paired stick techniques as well as blade techniques. The contemporary form emphasizes safety and flow drills. The sport form involves sparring with sticks using protective gear and focuses on scoring points through strikes. All forms incorporate stances, strikes to target areas, and defensive techniques.

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    Arn is a Filipino martial art that uses sticks and blades as weapons. It originated in various regions in the Philippines and was influenced by Spanish fencing. It has traditional, contemporary, and sport forms. The traditional form focuses on solo and paired stick techniques as well as blade techniques. The contemporary form emphasizes safety and flow drills. The sport form involves sparring with sticks using protective gear and focuses on scoring points through strikes. All forms incorporate stances, strikes to target areas, and defensive techniques.

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    Arn is a Filipino martial art that uses sticks and blades as weapons. It originated in various regions in the Philippines and was influenced by Spanish fencing. It has traditional, contemporary, and sport forms. The traditional form focuses on solo and paired stick techniques as well as blade techniques. The contemporary form emphasizes safety and flow drills. The sport form involves sparring with sticks using protective gear and focuses on scoring points through strikes. All forms incorporate stances, strikes to target areas, and defensive techniques.

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    Arnis Midterm

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    Arn is a Filipino martial art that uses sticks and blades as weapons. It originated in various regions in the Philippines and was influenced by Spanish fencing. It has traditional, contemporary, and sport forms. The traditional form focuses on solo and paired stick techniques as well as blade techniques. The contemporary form emphasizes safety and flow drills. The sport form involves sparring with sticks using protective gear and focuses on scoring points through strikes. All forms incorporate stances, strikes to target areas, and defensive techniques.

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    ARNIS (ESKRIMA, GAROTE, ARNES TRADITIONAL CONTEMPORARY

    DE MANO, BASTON, ESTOKADA) AND SPORT ARNIS


    • Filipino stick-based martial arts • blades
    • it can be found, ilocos, pampanga, • mimicking (muestration)
    tagalog provinces, bicol, negros island, • individual training (manuevering)
    panay and cebu • offensive and defensive (sombra or
    • Filipinos born outside the country: carenza)
    kali • partnered drills (sangga and patama)
    • 3 forms: • sparring (largo, juego) ( labanang
    -solo baston malayuan)
    -doble baston/sinawali
    -espada y daga: isang mahaba CONTEMPORARY ARNIS
    and isang maiksi • salutation
    Francisco “Balagtas” Baltazar • warming up
    (Florante at Laura) FENCING • demostrated by the master or
    [SWORDS] teacher.
    • Mirafuent: Filipino style fencing • flow drills
    • Presas: self defense, bladed • safety gears
    weapons and bare hands.
    SPORTS ARNIS
    RA9850: PHILIPPINE NATIONAL • competition
    MARTIAL ARTS AND SPORT • during 70's it no longer duels
    • an indigenous martial arts using • competitive arnis / inspired by kendo
    one stick. (one strike concept) (boxing concept-
    • using bare hands and feet. two hands or sticks)

    ORIGIN OF ART PRE-HISPANIC VARIATIONS OF SPORT ARNIS:


    • modern form ancient fighting skills - depends on the league conducting
    (Yambao, Mirafuenta, Inosanto) • sparring (miniminal protection)
    • preserved through clan destine • rattan sticks while wearning full body
    protection
    SPANISH
    • academic study of arnis
    • Spanish swordmanship
    • they believe warrior priest the one
    who teaches it
    • Comedia

    MARCOS ERA
    • promoted to the public
    • national identity 1970
    • cultural healing and cultural pride
    Arnis Stick – made of rattan LOW FOREHAND STRIKE
    - 1 inch grip
    Target Area: (LEFT) Thigh, Knee, Shin,
    Salute or Bow of Courtesy (Pugay) -
    Foot
    way of giving respect.
    LOW BACKHAND STRIKE
    STANCES AND ON-GUARD Target Area: (RIGHT) Thigh, Knee,
    - positions that one assumes prior to Shin, Foot
    the execution of any offensive and
    defensive movements. MID-THRUST

    1. Attention Stance – stand like a Target Area: Stomach, Chest, Throat,


    soldier; feet angle 45 degrees Groin
    2. Open Stance – two legs about FOREHAND THRUST
    shoulder-width apart
    Target Area: (LEFT) Eye, Chest
    3. Straddle Stance
    4. Forward Stance – slide or step one REVERSE THRUST
    foot forward with knee bent
    Target Area: (RIGHT) Eye, Chest
    5. Back Stance – step or slide one
    foot backward FRONTAL STRIKE
    Target Area: Crown, Shoulder
    ON-GUARD POSITION
    - designed to give the greatest balance
    and efficiency in performing either
    offensive or defensive movements in
    advancing, retreating, and evading.
    Single Sinawali “sawali” - which
    refers to the pattern used in weaving
    bamboo

    BASIC STRIKING TECHNIQUES


    - All basic strikes should deliver to a
    specific target with vigor.
    FOREHAND STRIKE
    Target Area: (LEFT) Temple, Face,
    Neck, Shoulder, Trunk
    BACKHAND STRIKE
    Target Area: (RIGHT) Temple, Face,
    Neck, Shoulder, Trunk

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