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Arnis is a way to fight from the Philippines.

Arnis Sticks
Arnis Sticks

People use sticks to practice. They also use knives. Some people use their hands to fight.

Filipino knives
Filipino knives

Legend says a monk saw cane sticks on the ground. He showed people how to use them. This helped start the art.

It has many names. Some call it eskrima. Others call it kali.

Kali seminar 1
Kali seminar 1

People who do it are very skilled. They feel great pride in their art. It is a special part of their home.

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