Arnis Techniques Quiz

Arnis

Empty Handed Techniques

• Also known as "mano-mano" or "empty hand"
• Focuses on punching, kicking, and grappling techniques
• Emphasizes evasive and defensive movements
• Includes techniques such as:
  • Punching combinations
  • Kicking techniques
  • Footwork
  • Blocking and parrying
  • Locking and throwing

Double Stick Techniques

• Involves using two sticks, one in each hand
• Focuses on developing hand-eye coordination, timing, and spatial awareness
• Includes techniques such as:
  • Basic strikes ( forehand, backhand, etc.)
  • Combinations and patterns
  • Disarms and counters
  • Feints and fake attacks
  • Entries and transitions

Historical Development

• Originated in the Philippines
• Developed by indigenous Filipinos and influenced by Spanish, Chinese, and Islamic martial arts
• Evolved as a response to colonial occupation and cultural exchange
• Spread through oral tradition and practice among Filipino martial artists

Knife Fighting

• Emphasizes quick and efficient techniques for self-defense
• Includes techniques such as:
  • Knife gripping and handling
  • Basic strikes and slashes
  • Disarms and counters
  • Feints and fake attacks
  • Defenses against multiple opponents
• Focuses on developing speed, agility, and adaptability

Single Stick Techniques

• Involves using a single stick or staff
• Focuses on developing power, speed, and coordination
• Includes techniques such as:
  • Basic strikes (forehand, backhand, etc.)
  • Combinations and patterns
  • Disarms and counters
  • Feints and fake attacks
  • Entries and transitions
• Emphasizes footwork, timing, and spatial awareness

Arnis

Empty Handed Techniques

• Arnis without weapons, focuses on punching, kicking, and grappling techniques
• Emphasizes evasive and defensive movements for self-protection
• Includes:
  • Punching combinations for effective striking
  • Kicking techniques for powerful leg strikes
  • Footwork for evasive maneuvers
  • Blocking and parrying for defense
  • Locking and throwing for takedowns

Double Stick Techniques

• Uses two sticks, one in each hand, for coordinated attacks and defense
• Develops hand-eye coordination, timing, and spatial awareness
• Includes:
  • Basic strikes like forehand and backhand for effective stick work
  • Combinations and patterns for fluid movement
  • Disarms and counters for defense against opponents
  • Feints and fake attacks for deception
  • Entries and transitions for smooth movement

Historical Development

• Originated in the Philippines among indigenous people
• Influenced by Spanish, Chinese, and Islamic martial arts through cultural exchange
• Evolved as a response to colonial occupation and cultural exchange
• Spread through oral tradition and practice among Filipino martial artists

Knife Fighting

• Emphasizes quick and efficient techniques for self-defense with a knife
• Includes:
  • Knife gripping and handling for control and precision
  • Basic strikes and slashes for effective attack
  • Disarms and counters for defense against opponents
  • Feints and fake attacks for deception
  • Defenses against multiple opponents for survival

Single Stick Techniques

• Uses a single stick or staff for powerful strikes and defense
• Focuses on developing power, speed, and coordination
• Includes:
  • Basic strikes like forehand and backhand for effective stick work
  • Combinations and patterns for fluid movement
  • Disarms and counters for defense against opponents
  • Feints and fake attacks for deception
  • Entries and transitions for smooth movement
  • Emphasizes footwork, timing, and spatial awareness for effective technique