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	Eskrima - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Other sticks used for training and for some duels are made of hardwood, such as molave or kamagong (ebony), that is burned and hardened.
		The stick techniques used in Eskrima fall into two categories: the stick techniques that are training for sword fighting, and the stick techniques that are training for stick fighting.
		Espada y daga is the use of a sword and knife (often simulated with a stick and a wooden knife).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Eskrima (4652 words)

	Sinawali
		The majority of Filipino kali schools in the United States display their traditional identity by placing symbols such as triangles, three stars or three points, and the sun along with the balisong, bolo, rattan sticks, and kris in their school emblems.
		Kali is unique in the sense that new students are introduced to weapons (usually sticks) very early in their training.
		Although kali and other Filipino styles are best-known for their stick-fighting aspects, the complete system also offers a variety of skills which enable the student to become effective in-each of the four combat ranges (grappling, trapping, punching, and kicking).
	www.geocities.com /kalipages/Sinawali.html (973 words)

	Martial Arts :: Kali :: Escrima :: Richmond VA
		Kali is an ancient term used to signify the martial arts in the region of the Philippines.
		Kali, escrima or arnis de mano, stick fighting was developed over a period of many centuries in the Philippines as her people fought for their independence from foreign invaders.
		"Kali," the mother of escrima and arnis de mano, is the preferred reference by its practitioners.
	www.cek-va.com /philippine.shtml (1150 words)

	Stickgrappler's Martial Arts Archives - Unofficial Underground forum archives - home-made kali sticks page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This involves angling the side of the stick against the rim of the sanding disk; an improper angle will gouge into the wood and the stick must be turned constantly to avoid flat spots.
		Again, the stick must be kept in motion to avoid burning it, and hot pads are used because the stick can get very hot and retain the heat a long time.
		Finally, when the stick is warm, I rub it down with the bone.
	stickgrappler.tripod.com /ug/diystix2.html (1794 words)

	RealFighting.com - Reality-based Self-defense
		The military version of Filipino kali has been stripped to its simplest form, whereas many JKD/kali schools are somewhat on the flowery and fancy side.
		Kali, escrima, and arnis have had no problem in the adoption process with law enforcement and corrections (jails and prisons) since most officers and agents carry some form of impact weapon (baton, PR24, ASP, Orcutt, etc.).
		Kali, escrima, and arnis, as it is taught in most civilian schools today, would never be accepted by these two communities for a wide variety of reasons – use of force policies, combat effectiveness, limited training time, etc.).
	www.realfighting.com /0102/filkali.htm (1391 words)

	Kali, Escrima, Arnis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Kali, Escrima, and Arnis are the terms for the fighting arts of the Philippines.
		The sticks used in Arnis are usually made out of wood, or rattan (a special bamboo from the Philippines), 70 cm long and about 2 cm in diameter.
		Kali is the mother art of the modern Filipino Martial Arts.
	www.martial-way.com /kali.html (285 words)

	ARNIS, Escrima, Kali STICKS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		These sticks are extremely durable with natural skin, beveled ends; custom burned pattern (varies from lot to lot) with a clear protective coating.
		Arnis, Eskrima, Kali Fighting Stick Large - Made from genuine rattan, from Cebu, Philippines, these Larger diameter sticks are preferable to the standard rattan sticks because of their larger size and weight.
		These Larger diameter sticks are preferable to the standard size rattan sticks because of their larger size and weight.
	www.philippinemartialarts.com (314 words)

	ESKRIMA,arnis,eskrima,kali arnis,Doce,Doce Pares,Eskima Kali Arnis,eskrima pictures,Rattan sticks,Top Martial ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		However through time the Filipinos began to realise that because the stick had different handling qualities, certain lines of attack were open to them that were not available with the sword e.g.
		Once they began to appreciate the combat effectiveness of the stick the use of the knife also changed and began to be used more aggressively in terms of blocking, parrying, checking, scooping, thrusting and slashing.
		Although olisi y baraw translates as "stick and knife" and is commonly used in the practice of espada y daga to simulate the sword, each method is quite separate from the other and therefore the application of their techniques different too.
	www.coolshack.com /martial_arts/eskrima2.html (1316 words)

	Escrima, Kali, or Arnis Sticks by TAK
		There are a few issues with buying and using TAK Escrima Sticks; first, you won't have any reason to ever purchase sticks again and second, you won't have those nice relaxing times where you need to sit down and carefully wrap your sticks with electrical tape.
		Compared to traditional rattan sticks, TAK Escrima (Kali) sticks are slightly heavier, however, not as heavy as hardwood sticks.
		TAK Escrima Sticks are available with a short wrist loop to use only during indoor low intensity disarm drills and are available in 5 lengths (26" through 30").
	www.takknife.com /training_knives_00000b.htm (327 words)

	New Page 0 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		They are really just two sticks but it is the method to which they are applied that is the most dramatic.
		Kali stick fighting comes from the Philippines and is the most useful of all martial arts weapons.
		During this course you will be introduced to both the Kali stick fighting method and its footwork system and you will also receive a pair of real Kali sticks in our school colors.
	members.shaw.ca /risingdragon/Kali%20Sticks.htm (145 words)

	Escrima Kali Arnis Plain Rattan Fighting Sticks JKD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Comment: the kali is perhaps the most formidable and devistating weapon ever made for close quarters hand to hand combat.
		A kali is a hard stick nearly as long as a yard stick giving you nearly double your arms length to strike at a foe with.
		It is also good because it looks like a regular stick so it dosent appear to be a weapon, is easily concealable and highly protibale.
	tutorials.theitjobboard.com /shop/B0002UEBUS/Escrima_Kali_Arnis_Plain_Rattan_Fighting_Sticks_JKD.html (323 words)

	Martial Arts Planet - Kali Sticks...or Eskrima Sticks, for that..How are they used? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		There is a part of the fight i havent choreogrpahed yet involving kali sticks, and to be honest i have no idea how to display them, because ive had no experience with them.
		Kali man goes in blazing, and swordsman moves defensively, parries briefly and either diarms by taking out the guy's thumbs or cuts his neck.
		mostly, if it were a live stick fight, double baston, someone is bound to go down after the first pass (the term "basta magbunguan ang tuhod" or "when the knees meet" means someone is bound to drop when the first pass is made).
	www.martialartsplanet.com /forums/showthread.php?t=15476 (1964 words)

	Actionflex \| Escrima, Kali and Arnis Full Contact Sticks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Spar and fight at combative speed with a rigid weapon, but without the pain, suffering and dangers associated from practicing with sticks.
		Pro Series™ sticks are used and endorsed by the best-known martial art educators in the world today.
		From traditional Philippine stick fighting arts to American eclectic, practice basic to highly advanced strikes, takedowns, and joint and pressure point techniques.
	www.actionflex.com /martial/escrima.htm (134 words)

	Deluxe Martial Arts Forums - I just bought a pair of Kali Sticks
		The sticks were sorta burned in a pattern-like way, kinda of smooth and shiny it was about 26 inches long,the diameter is 1 inch.
		Fighting sticks are usually made of a hard wood (or, if you get a really nice one, "iron wood" like bahi, cocobolo, or kamagong).
		The only type of "sparring" sticks would be sticks that are legal (i.e.: meet the weight and size specifications) in a stickfighting match...
	www.defend.net /deluxeforums/showthread.php?t=6775 (666 words)

	Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance Sonya Blade FAQ - IGN FAQs
		The Kali Sticks have only 4 or 5 combos, but they do a lot of damage, which makes them an excellent choice everytime.
		But the sticks are even more dangerous if you do the Power-Up in Kenpo stlye before you switch to the sticks.
		The basic tactic against him is: stay a few steps away - be ready to press 'block' - wait for his swinging punch to miss - rush in - unleash a combo - rush out + press block quickly.
	faqs.ign.com /articles/448/448592p1.html (1745 words)

	ESKRIMA,arnis,eskrima,kali arnis,Doce,Doce Pares,Eskima Kali Arnis,eskrima pictures,Rattan sticks,Top Martial ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In Eskrima from the Philippines, the emphasis strongly lays on the usage of weapons (sticks and various weapons for cutting and stabbing).
		During these matches the ordinary rattan sticks are used and the fighter is "well packed" for the necessary protection.
		The participants wear a helmet that protects the head and the (nape of the) neck, an outfit that protects the upper part of the body to the knees, and hand and armprotectors.
	www.coolshack.com /martial_arts/eskrima.html (677 words)

	Martial Arts Planet Archive - Tonfa vs. Kali Sticks
		Close in; even if the sticks hit you, if the point of impact is as close as possible to the hand holding the stick, it won't hurt you as much but will hurt his hand.
		Even though I have no experience with neither the tonfa or kali sticks, I have a bit of knowledge of kobudo in general (might be moving on to tonfa around easter-time)(I use nunchaku, sai and bo).
		If your comming up against sticks using Tonfa, you have a battle on your hands (unless the other guy is not very good that is).
	www.martialartsplanet.com /forums/search/topic/22735-1.html (2034 words)

	orderccnow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Contains the Kali system practices sought by experienced Kali Silat players, footwork, stretching, and all drills are explained, by P. Greg Alland advance material.
		Kali Silat goes beyond the drills, with Master Alfredo M. Reyes from Zamboanga, Phil.
		We are the original source for Kali Silat Supplies and Materials from well known Kali Silat Masters and Grand Masters from the Philippines and Indonesia, such as: Dekiti Tirsia Serradas, Doce Pares, Arnis Pangasinan, Pekiti Tirsia and Pangian Lanka Empat.
	kalisilat.com /master.html (735 words)

	Your complete arts resource - kali martial arts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Kali (martial arts) Kali is a martial art from the Philippines.
		Kali is a martial art from the Philippines.
		Kali Group also has classes that focus on specific martial arts such as: Muay Thai, Kali (Filipino Martial Arts), Jun Fan Jeet Kune Do...
	www.awesomeart.info /kali-martial-arts (853 words)

	PSDTC: Kali Staff, Kun Tao Staff, Kali Sticks, Palm Sticks
		These sticks are known to break apart other stick due to the durability of Indonesian Rattan and the fact that they are soaked in a nontoxic all natural oil.
		The 4 foot staff is used in Kun Tao and the 5 foot staff is used in Kali but both can be used for any other style that uses that particular length staff.
		These Palm Sticks are used in both Kun Tao and Kali, or can be used for any martial art style that has a palm stick within their system.
	www.psdtc.com /Filipino.Stick.Fighting.weapons.htm (337 words)

	Arnis Martial Arts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Arnis and Escrima are basically the same martial art as Kali, the different names signify which part of The Philippines the art comes from and some minor variations of technique.
		Kali is unusual in that it teaches students stick fighting first and then open handed fighting as its open hand techniques are based on its stick fighting techniques.
		Kali is therefore commonly perceived as a stick fighting style, but unarmed combat is given equal emphasis.
	www.martialarm.com /martialarts/arnis.html (471 words)

	Filipino Kali
		New Double Blade Stick Swords - It's 2 swords in 1 and hidden in a meek wooden scabbard
		New Rattan Kali Escrima Sticks from the Philippines.
		martial art specializing in fighting with two baton-length sticks, with techniques adaptable to empty-hand or edged weapons.
	filipino-kali.gungfu.com (1471 words)

	Playwell Martial Arts Escrima Sticks / Kali Sticks
		Drill series, Redondo, the "X", the ABC's (Abcedario), stick drills, hit the hand, pass the hand, the cross, blocking opponent's strikes, stripping, leverage and manipulation.
		Kali Sticks. Round short staffs made of Hardwood.; Ideal for demonstrations. 26 inches in length, Diameter Length approx 1.2 inches. With two stripes.
		Kali Sticks. Made of Lightweight, yet very durable, plain rattan. Total Length 26 inches. Diamater approx: 1.1 inches.
	www.playwell.co.uk /store/acatalog/Escrima_Sticks___Kali_Sticks.html (431 words)

	AikiWeb Aikido Forums - Question: Types of Stick Fighting? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Out of curiosity, what's the form(s) of stick fighting where the person is using two relatively short sticks or battons.
		11-24-2003 04:30 PM Kali, arnis or escrima sticks (Filipino stick fighting arts) are likely what you are talking about.
		Hard to Kill, was it?), perhaps it was the use of Kali as suggested.
	www.aikiweb.com /forums/printthread.php?t=4681 (617 words)

	Kombat Instruments, Ltd.
		Kombat Instrument Ltd. sticks are more durable than the sticks found in catalogs, magazines and many martial arts retailers.
		These sticks are cut from Mano rattan which is the hardest of the rattans, firetreated and laquered for strength and appearance.
		Despite the fact that our sticks look good, they are for fighting and not merely display.
	www.bloodsport.com (161 words)

	Escrima Sticks
		You adorn yourself with pads and protective gear and use plain skinless escrima sticks to practice this ancient art.
		Escrima sticks are made in many different styles.
		The skinned rattan sticks are ideal for stick on stick practice.
	escrima-sticks.gungfu.com (624 words)

	Martial arts escrima, kali, sticks from tigerstrike (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Light aluminum is the perfect stick for demonstrations.
		All martial arts weapons, swords for sale and practice weapons are intended for practice demonstration or decorative purposes.
		We have a large assortment of karate weapons, bo's, staff, kamas, shinai and kali Escrima sticks.
	www.tigerstrike.com /kali.htm (53 words)

	Rattan Escrima Sticks
		For all schools and organizations that like to spar with real sticks, and real padding, please use these sticks, because that's what they were designed for!
		These escrima sticks are not designed for practice as much as it is designed for show and actual fighting.
		These rattan sticks have multiple nodes and was fire hardened to add extra strength.
	gungfu.com /cart-htm/weapons_filipino_weapons_escrima_sticks_rattan.htm (919 words)

	Martial Arts Sites on the Web (Korean)
		We plan to provide lots of information on the various Filipino Martial Arts such as Kali, Escrima, Arnis, Kuntao Silat, Arnis de Mano, Cadena de Mano, Balintawak, etc. For those of you that don't know what these are and would like to learn - that's what we're here for.
		Kali Eskrima Arnis posted by Dale Hinton (vama@nottowayez.net).
		The Philippine Fighting Arts including single and double stick/sword, espada y daga/long and short stick(or mixed), pocket stick, double handed long stick, staff, dagger, panantukan(hands, elbows, forearms), pananjakman(feet, knees), dumog, kinomutay(tearing, pinching, biting), takedowns, breaks, and finishing moves are taught here in Hawaii using Full Contact Stickfighting as a vehicle in learning.
	www.martialartsresource.com /DA/se_asia_ma.html (1709 words)

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