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    Prof Ed 2 Arnis

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    This document provides information about 12 basic strikes in Arnis. It begins with an overview of Arnis, explaining that it is the national martial art of the Philippines, also known as Kali or Eskrima, and focuses on weapon-based fighting. It then lists the 12 striking areas of the body and 12 corresponding striking techniques in Arnis. The areas include parts of the head, arms, torso, and legs. The techniques involve different strikes using the hands and weapons. The document concludes by thanking the reader for listening.

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    Prof Ed 2 Arnis

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    This document provides information about 12 basic strikes in Arnis. It begins with an overview of Arnis, explaining that it is the national martial art of the Philippines, also known as Kali or Eskrima, and focuses on weapon-based fighting. It then lists the 12 striking areas of the body and 12 corresponding striking techniques in Arnis. The areas include parts of the head, arms, torso, and legs. The techniques involve different strikes using the hands and weapons. The document concludes by thanking the reader for listening.

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    This document provides information about 12 basic strikes in Arnis. It begins with an overview of Arnis, explaining that it is the national martial art of the Philippines, also known as Kali or Eskrima, and focuses on weapon-based fighting. It then lists the 12 striking areas of the body and 12 corresponding striking techniques in Arnis. The areas include parts of the head, arms, torso, and legs. The techniques involve different strikes using the hands and weapons. The document concludes by thanking the reader for listening.

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    Prof Ed 2 Arnis

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    Sherrizah Alido
    This document provides information about 12 basic strikes in Arnis. It begins with an overview of Arnis, explaining that it is the national martial art of the Philippines, also known as Kali or Eskrima, and focuses on weapon-based fighting. It then lists the 12 striking areas of the body and 12 corresponding striking techniques in Arnis. The areas include parts of the head, arms, torso, and legs. The techniques involve different strikes using the hands and weapons. The document concludes by thanking the reader for listening.

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    GOOD AFTERNOON

    EVERYONE !!
    12 BASIC STRIKES IN
    ARNIS
    ARNIS
    Arnis is the official national sport and the martial art of the
    Philippines. It is also known as "Kali" or "Eskrima".
    These two terms are used for the traditional martial art of the
    Philippines (“Filipino Martial Arts”, or “FMA”) that focuses on
    weapon-based fighting with knives, sticks, bladed weapons and
    some improvised weapons.
    Arnis is a combat sport to defend oneself from attacks using hand to
    hand combat, grappling and weapon disarming in weapon-based
    fights.
    Objective
    The sport Arnis is played between two fighters with a main objective
    of earning more points by legally attacking the opponent with the
    help of stick. It is said that Arnis develops self-discipline and control
    because this sport is a simple martial art and it is all about defending
    oneself by using sticks.
    12 Striking Areas 12 Striking
    Techniques
    1. Left Temple 1. Forehand Strike
    2. Right Temple 2. Backhand Strike
    3. Left Arm 3. Forehand Strike
    4. Right Arm 4. Backhand Strike
    5. Stomach 5. Mid – Thrust
    6. Left Chest
    6. Forehand Thrust
    7. Right Chest
    7. Backhand Thrust
    8. Right Leg / Knee
    8. Low Backhand Strike
    9. Left Leg / Knee
    9. Low Forehand Strike
    10.Left Eye
    10.Forehand Thrust
    11.Right Eye
    12.Crown / Head 11.Backhand Thrust
    12.Frontal Strike
    THAT’S ALL FOR
    TODAY
    THANK YOU
    LISTENING
    P R E PA R E D B Y:
    ALIDO,SHERRIZAH ABEGAIL C.
    MABINI,GWENN

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