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Martial
Arts
Any form of fighting and an art that has a set way of practice
Types
of Martial Arts
Stand-up
or
Striking
Styles
Grappling
Styles
Low Impact
Styles
Throwing
or
Takedown
Styles
Weapons-Based
Styles
Hard
Martial Arts
Aggressive, give special consideration to the attack to beat the opponent
Hard
Martial Arts
Karate
Kickboxing
Soft Martial Arts
Less
aggressive
, using the force of the other to surrender him
Soft
Martial Arts
Judo
Aikido
Famous Figures in Martial Arts
Ituso Anko
Helio Gracie
Royce Gracie
Dr. Jigoro Kano
Morihei Ueshiba
Bruce Lee
Aikido
Means "
the Way of Unifying with Life Energy"
Vital Points
The
weakest
part of our body
Vital Points
Sciatic Nerve
Jaw
Groin
Eyes
Hands
Tibialis Anterior Muscle
Parotid Lymph Node
Sciatic Nerve
Located
between
the
groin and the knee.
A severe knee hit will cause intense pain, shock, dizziness, and temporary immobility of the foot.
Jaw
A blow to the jaw can cause loss of consciousness
Groin
A weak blow will cause a very severe reaction. A hard blow can break the ladder and cause shock.
Eyes
A strike to the eye permanently deprives a person of sight. Pressing slightly on the eyes can result in a lot of tears.
Hands
Strongly pressing the area between your opponent's fingers will most likely cause them to lose their composure and weaken their grip.
Tibialis Anterior Muscle
Shock, nausea, and complete immobilization are almost inevitable.
Exercise
Physical activity and movement that helps improve overall health and fitness
Jump
Rope Variations
Single
jumps
High
knees
Double
jumps
Figure
eights
Jump Rope
one of the
classic boxing exercises
Burpees
The
best exercise ever
, will increase strength and endurance like no other exercise
Sit
Ups
Boxers need a
strong core
to give them the
strength
to keep throwing punches
Shadow
Boxing
One of the best ways to practice
movement
and
footwork
as a boxer
Other
Exercises
Push Ups
Chin
Ups/
Pull
Ups
Squats
Shoulder Presses
Walking Lunges
Knees
to
Elbows
Arnis
Also known as Kali or
Eskrima
, the national martial art of the
Philippines
Eskrimador
An individual who practices Eskrima
Olise
A stick, the primary weapon in Filipino Stick Fighting or Eskrima. Made of a tough, fibrous vine called a "
rattan
".
The
12 Pairs of Balintawak Eskrima
Left
side of the head attack
Right
side of the head attack
Left
side of the body or
torso
, to the left arm or elbow
Right
side of the body or
torso
, to the left arm or elbow
Thrust
to the stomach
Left
chest stab
Right
chest stab
Left
lower leg
Right
lower leg
Left
eye poke
Right
eye poke
Strike to the crown/top of head
Fundamental
Skills in Arnis
Grip
- Hold the stick one fist away from the
punyo
(butt) of the stick. Close the grip with the thumb.
Handa
- Feet are positioned, shoulder width apart. Stick is held in front of the body.
Pugay - Place the
weapon
hand across the chest. Bow by bending at the
waist.
Kinds
of Stance in Arnis
Ready
stance
Attention
Stance
Forward
Stance
Oblique
Stance
Straddle
Stance
Side
Stance
Back
Stance
Stand
-up or Striking Styles
more on hand to hand combat and body formation
Grappling Styles
more on
grabbing
and
taking
down the opponent
Low Impact Styles
more on
legs
formation
Throwing
or Takedown Styles
almost the same on
grappling
styles and strategy
Weapons
-Based Styles
with
weapons
such as sa arnis and fencing
Ituso Anko
is the Grandfather of Karate
Helio Gracie – the inventor of
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Royce
Gracie – Helio’s son, won
three
of the first four UFC tournaments.
Dr. Jigoro Kano
– invented
Kodokan Judo
Morihei Ueshiba
–
AIKIDO
– teaches us to defend ourselves without delivering severe injuries
Bruce Lee
– an innovator in the
arts.
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