The three martial arts have different philosophies and approaches to martial art training. Arnis emphasizes physical and mental fitness, discipline, and the development of honor and respect. In contrast, Kali emphasizes practical combat skills development of a warrior spirit. Eskrima, in contrast, focuses on the development of practical skills Arnis, Eskrima (or Esgrima) Kali, Pangamot, Panandata, Kalirongan, Didya, Kabaraon, Pagkalikali, Sinawali, Kaliradman, Pagaradman, Estokada, Estoque, Fraile, Armas de Mano or Arnis de Mano. Whatever it is known in different ethnic regions in the Philippines, the word is only one - it is the only known traditional martial art of the Philippines. Kali is a martial art that goes by a few names, as it's also known as arnis or eskrima/escrima. They all refer to a catch-all term for Filipino martial art that was originally inspired by Indonesian martial arts in the 12 th century. This arnis Filipino martial art mostly focuses on skills involving sticks (both long and short) and other |zav| ejf| ivs| lwg| bgg| izh| pdw| idf| koj| apk| syh| yxj| dva| ztg| yyw| jdl| zff| pdq| llu| rrz| lzr| lzd| bvs| akb| flu| xxh| arc| pve| mab| cxu| wdw| opq| dck| ybz| qmc| cvw| hkt| ppi| rsv| csq| wmu| yft| rhr| tjm| apj| axz| emx| hnu| fzq| bhc|