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filipino martial arts

mkstu — 2019-04-30T20:13:18Z

Revert to version 2 (This page is for the ["Martial Arts"] page, which IS specific to Roc. ).

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- deleted	+ '''Filipino Martial Arts''' or '''FMA''' typically refers to the ["martial arts"] of '''Arnis''', '''Escrima''', and '''Kali''', which are interchangeable terms for systems of fighting with and against sticks, knives, swords, axes, improvised weapons, empty hands, and more. In a reversal of most martial arts systems, students learn to use weapons ''first'', progressing to smaller weapons and then empty hands. Students are expected to be able to use weapons in either hand, or both hands. + + * ["Marcaida Kali"]

badfish — 2019-04-30T17:10:35Z

Page deleted (Isn't specific to Roc)

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mkstu — 2019-04-29T13:53:38Z

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- '''Filipino Martial Arts''' or '''FMA''' typically refers to the ["martial arts"] of '''Arnis''', '''Escrima''', and '''Kali''', which are interchangeable terms for systems of fighting with and against sticks, knives, swords, axes, improvised weapons, empty hands, and more. In a reversal of most martial arts systems, students are expected to fight with weapons ''first'', progressing to smaller weapons and then empty hands. Students are expected to be able to use weapons in either hand, or both hands.	+ '''Filipino Martial Arts''' or '''FMA''' typically refers to the ["martial arts"] of '''Arnis''', '''Escrima''', and '''Kali''', which are interchangeable terms for systems of fighting with and against sticks, knives, swords, axes, improvised weapons, empty hands, and more. In a reversal of most martial arts systems, students learn to use weapons ''first'', progressing to smaller weapons and then empty hands. Students are expected to be able to use weapons in either hand, or both hands.

mkstu — 2019-04-29T12:05:51Z

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	+ '''Filipino Martial Arts''' or '''FMA''' typically refers to the ["martial arts"] of '''Arnis''', '''Escrima''', and '''Kali''', which are interchangeable terms for systems of fighting with and against sticks, knives, swords, axes, improvised weapons, empty hands, and more. In a reversal of most martial arts systems, students are expected to fight with weapons ''first'', progressing to smaller weapons and then empty hands. Students are expected to be able to use weapons in either hand, or both hands. + + * ["Marcaida Kali"]