STICK FIGHTING TECHNIQUES AND SECRETS FOR SELF DEFENSE: 101 Combat Walking Stick Guide

Book Synopsis: Stick fighting is thought to have originated during the Spanish colonial era and is also known as Arnis or Eskrima in the Philippines. The Spanish forces had forbidden using bladed weapons, so the Filipinos used it to repel them.In Japan, stick fighting is referred to as kendo. It is a modern martial art that originated from classical swordsmanship. It became a sport for the first time in the early 20th century, and since then, it has become increasingly well-liked as a form of martial art worldwide.Today, stick fighting is a sport with many forms and styles. For reasons like self-defense, mental concentration, and physical fitness, it is practiced by many people.Filipinos are the originators of stick fighting with weapons known as "arnis" or "eskrima.". It is renowned for its quick, fluid movements and practical self-defense abilities. In addition to different-sized and density sticks, Arnis/Eskrima practitioners also practice with knives and empty hands.Arnis/Eskrima students learn a variety of striking, blocking, and disarming techniques. The sport emphasizes footwork, timing, and distance management and is well known for its practical self-defense applications. It is frequently taught as a military or police training method in the Philippines, and it has gained popularity as a form of physical fitness and self-defense all over the world.To learn more about stick fighting skills and how it works, get a copy of this book now.