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Combative sports, also known as fighting sports, involve one-on-one combat with the goal of scoring points or achieving a knockout. These sports have ancient origins, with boxing and wrestling dating back to early civilizations, and have evolved into various forms, including striking, grappling, and hybrid sports. Arnis, a traditional Filipino martial art, emphasizes self-defense and has adapted over time, particularly during Spanish colonization, to maintain its practice through disguise.

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Blue Doodle Project Presentation 20241216 220222 0000

Combative sports, also known as fighting sports, involve one-on-one combat with the goal of scoring points or achieving a knockout. These sports have ancient origins, with boxing and wrestling dating back to early civilizations, and have evolved into various forms, including striking, grappling, and hybrid sports. Arnis, a traditional Filipino martial art, emphasizes self-defense and has adapted over time, particularly during Spanish colonization, to maintain its practice through disguise.

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Combative

Sports
Combative
Sports
Known as fi ghting sports.Involve in one on one
combat the objective in these sports is to score more
points than the opponent through a knockout also
known as (KO') or attack the opponent using specifi c
design techniques

Combat Sports back to ancient civilizations .


Traditional wrestling stlye are found in most cultures
making it universal sports .Boxing contest for
instance back to ancient sumer in the third milennniu
BCE and ancient Egypt around 1350 BCE. The
Olympic games features combat related sports such
as boxing wrestling and plankràrion in ancient china
a no hold barred combat sports known as lei tai
combined boxing and wrestling elements.
Boxing in
ancient
Egypt
Over the centuries . Combat sports evolved and
diversifi ed .The middle age and renaissance
period saw the popularity of tournaments
include mock combat events with jousting a
highlight..The German renaissance period
distinguish between sportive combat (schimpf)
and Serios combat (Ernst) .This distinguish
paved the way for the development of modern
boxing and etc.
Types of combative Sports
Unharmed
Striking Sports
Sports that are typically involved in striking
techniques
*boxing(Greece)

Types of
*Karate(Japan)
*kick boxing (origins in southeast asia)
*Muay Thai (Thailand)

combative
*taek kwo ndo(south Korea)

Grappling sports

Sports These sports emphasize wrestling and techniques for


submitting a opponent
*Brazilian Jiu- Jitsu (Brazil)
*Judo and Jiu- Jitsu (Japan)

. Hybrid Sports
Combination of striking and grappling techniques
*Mixed Martial Arts (United States)
*Wushu(china)

Armed
*arnis(Philippines)
*fencing(Europe)
*pencaksilat(Indonesia)
Arnis is the traditional
Martialarts in Philippines .
Develop for self defense
arnis is an effective for Arnis
close combative

During 16th century Spanish colonization arnis


was banned leading Filipino to practice secret
disguise as dance or theatrical performance .This
period shifts from blades to stick in arnis training
a tactic to conceal the martial arts from Spanish
authority while maintaining it's effectiveness
Arnis
Competitive
events
* Anyo-players contruct a choreography or sequence
of movements to performed on judges.Proper
execution of moves is observed to qualify the
movements .The forced is observed as well for a
proper execution of movements . involved players per
team could be more than two.

*Laban-Two players are expected to hit and strike


their opponent using arnis stuck.
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