- Arnis, also
known as kali or eskrima/
escrima, is the
national martial art of the Philippines.
These three terms are, sometimes,
interchangeable in referring...
-
practitioners only
called their arts
generic names like
Arnis baston,
escrima, etc.
Abaniko Tres
Puntas classical Arnis,
founded by
Mateo Estolloso,...
- such as Jeet Kune Do, Kyokushin, Shotokan,
Brazilian Jujitsu, Boxing, and
Escrima;
Emerson took
elements that he
thought were
useful from
those arts and...
- Doce
Pares (Spanish for
Twelve Peers) is a
Filipino martial art and a form of Arnis, Kali and Eskrima, that
focuses primarily on
stick fighting, knife...
- new
section Abanico ibérico, a
Spanish cut of pork A
striking move in
escrima fighting Abaniko, a
Filipino hand fan This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
- 70s, he was
studying other martial arts,
including Boxing, Kickboxing,
Escrima,
knife and Wu Shu. In the mid-1970s, he
competed in karate. He won the...
- three-section
staff makes use of are
similar to that of the pair of
sticks used in
escrima, a
simple short chain, a whip, or the two-section staff. It is therefore...
-
Thomas 1994, p. 14
Perry Gil S.
Mallari (November 28, 2011). "Bruce Lee and
Escrima". FMA Pulse.
Archived from the
original on
January 4, 2018.
Retrieved August...
-
recover his condition, and
incorporated martial arts training,
specifically escrima and tae kwon do. Once back in
working shape, he
contacted his
friends Brian...
- Inosanto,
Bustillo researched and
studied the
Filipino martial arts (kali,
escrima, arnis)
under Angel Cabales and
other instructors. This
began a revival...
