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Tennis and Arnis

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Combative Sports ( Arnis)

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Is considered as an extensive martial art technique which includes weapon teaching like solo baston ( training in single sticks), double baston ( double stick) , technique espada y

daga ( stick and knife or blade training) and empty hand self-defense.

Remy and Ernesto Presas who develop Arnis in the Philippines.

Remy Presas the Father of Modern Arnis, he wrote the first book in Arnis that is considered as the “ bible ” among Physical Education teachers.

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Arnis is only known as a traditional Filipino martial art.

LapuLapu – the first master of Arnis.

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Miguel Lopez de Legaspi- had recognized the skills of the Filipino’s I martial arts in stick and sword fighting.

Arnis de Mano which was originated from the Spanish word “ arnes” which means “ trapping” or “ defensive armor”.

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What is proper grip and courtesy in Arnis?

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What are the stances or stationary fighting positions in Arnis?

Attention or Formal Stance

Open Leg Stance

Straddle Stance

Cat Stance

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Attention or Formal Stance

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Open Leg Stance

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Straddle Stance

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Cat Stance

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What are the seven striking techniques involved in Arnis?

Striking Technique # 1 : Left Temple

Striking Technique # 2 : Right Temple

Striking Technique # 3 : Left Knee

Striking Technique # 4 : Right Knee

Striking Technique # 5 : Abdomen

Striking Technique # 6 : Left Eye / Chest ( then do it on the other side)

Striking Technique # 7 : Crown or Head

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Striking Technique # 1 : Left Temple

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Striking Technique # 2 : Right Temple

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Striking Technique # 3 : Left Knee

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Striking Technique # 4 : Right Knee

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Striking Technique # 5 : Abdomen

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Striking Technique # 6 : Left Eye / Chest ( then do it on the other side)

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Striking Technique # 7 : Crown or Head

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What are the different blocking skills and techniques needed to execute arnis.

Left Sideward- upward Block

Right Sideward- upward Block

Left Sideward- downward Block

Right Sideward- downward Block

Vertical Block

Rising Block

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Left Sideward- upward Block

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Right Sideward- upward Block

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Left Sideward- downward Block

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Right Sideward- downward Block

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Vertical Block

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Rising Block

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Activity:

Group 1: Stationary Fighting Position in Arnis

Group 2: Striking Techniques involved in Arnis

Group 3: Blocking Skill and techniques needed to execute Arnis.

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A. Direction: Answer the following questions. Write iton a one- half crosswise. ( NRX1)

1. Who introduced the sport tennis?

2. Who is the first master of Arnis?

3. This is a kind of grip that his/ her palm place 45 degrees counterclockwise from eastern grip.?

4. It is considered as an extensive martial art technique?

5. Who is the Father of Modern Arnis?

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Essay Type:

1. Differentiate Tennis and Combative Sports ( Arnis).

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Assignment:

Draw the Lawn Tennis court with its correct measurement in a short bond paper .