PE MIDTERM Flashcards
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- (bladed)
- weapon has a sharpened edge for cutting, slicing, slashing or a sharpened point for stabbing, thrusting or puncturing
- can slice, stab, cut, puncture and dice their opponents
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A. EDGED WEAPON
2
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- (ninja-throwing stars)
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B. SHURIKEN
3
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- is a Japanese martial art developed by Morihei Ueshiba (often referred to by his title ‘O Sensei’ or ‘Great Teacher’). On a purely physical level it is an art involving some throws and joint locks that are derived from Jujitsu and some throws and other techniques derived from Kenjutsu. _ focuses not on punching or kicking opponents, but rather on using their own energy to gain control of them or to throw them away from you.
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C. AIKIDO
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- A practical and tactical system which teaches how to prevent, deal and overcome all kinds of violence and attacks. KM prepares the trainees in the subjects of self-defense, self protection, fighting and combat skills, as well as skills to defend others, all in unique and comprehensive teachings and way. Krav-Maga was developed in Israel…
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E. KRAV MAGA
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- is a Japanese style of fencing derived during the Meiji period in Japan (1868-1912), from the two-handed sword fighting techniques of the samurai. Today kendo, which means “way of the sword”, is practiced with shinai (bamboo swords), and fighters wear protective equipment covering the target areas: the head, wrists, and abdomen.
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D. KENDO
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- An extremely disciplined, powerful martial art where strength is built in low stances and powerful blocks.
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F. KUNG FU
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- also referred to as Thai Boxing, is the oldest known form of kickboxing and is the primary building block of all other forms of kickboxing.
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G. MUAY THAI
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- is the world’s most widely practice martial art. _ is a Korean fighting art that looks very similar to Japanese karate. It is an Olympic sport, an artistic discipline, a system of self-defense, and a way of life.
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H. TAE KWON DO
9
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- is a generic term for the various kick/punch arts which originated in Okinawa and Japan. _ is a Japanese word that translates into English as, “empty hand.” It is a martial art of unarmed self-defense in which directed blows of the hands or feet are delivered with special shouts from a poised stance.
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I. KARATE
10
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- The typical answer is “form.” A more detailed (however brief) answer by some is “a set of prearranged moves designed in a set pattern, fighting several opponents in different directions.”
- a “method of training” in a particular martial art. It is one element of many that lead to an end result.
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J. KATA
11
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- sometimes known as hidden weapons because of how they would often be concealed on a person before being
thrown.
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K. PROJECTILE WEAPON
12
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- is the complete body of technical (physical, scientific) and philosophical (mental, social and spiritual) knowledge that was studied and taught by Bruce Lee during his lifetime.
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L. JET KUNE DO
13
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- is formed from two ideograms Ju the various meanings of which are suppleness, flexibility, pliancy, gentleness and Jitsu meaning technique or art. So _ means the art of suppleness or flexibility.
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M. JUJITSO
14
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- (nonbladed)
- weapon doesn’t have a cutting edge for slicing or a sharpened point for puncturing.
- cause damage by bludgeoning, clubbing or stunning
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N. BLUNT WEAPON
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- a fun and exciting sport, is a Brazilian art form and self defense; with strong aerobic and dance elements. It is a mixture of body and soul, fighting and dancing, of music instruments and voice requiring the use of menta l physical and emotional agility.
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O. Capoeira
16
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The sword is…
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- regarded as a weapon of bravery and justice; a symbol of war; military skill and honor.
17
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Kata is…
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- a “method of training” in a particular martial art.
- a method of training in a particular martial art, consisting of prearranged selected techniques of the ryu, performed in a set sequence, to assist one in accomplishing the ultimate goal of any martial art.
- to become skilled in effective techniques that would save our life if need be.
- selected (not all) waza, which is performed in a set sequence, and in the case of karate, a set pattern, to help train martial art students to defend themselves.
- practiced with a partner, the waza
(techniques) have to be “adjusted” if you will.
18
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Karate kata…
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- (for the most part) are performed alone
- To practice bunkai correctly, we must first understand what one-person kata is, more specifically, karate kata is.
19
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A strength of projectile weapons…
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- weakness lang nasa module
- weakness of projectile weapons is that if the thrower misses the target, he is now weaponless.
20
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Some practitioners would at- tach the projectile weapon…
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chain or rope in order to retract it after it was thrown.
21
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Ninjutsu is …
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- The traditional Japanese method of espionage; involves stealthy movements and the use of camouflage.
22
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In doing Kata…
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wala sa module
23
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The forms of Tai Chi Chuan…
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are a traditional Chinese approach to exercise, meditation, and personal growth.
24
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The ultimate aim or result of
practicing kata…
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- is to become skilled in effective techniques that would save our life if need be.
25
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Martial arts nutrition…
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deals with diet and nutrition to positively affect a practitioner’s performance.
26
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The goal of a martial artist …
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wala sa module
27
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“Kali”…
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- meaning body in motion, is the Martial Art of the Philippines.
- must have been derived from “tjakalele” which is a native fencing in Indonesia.
- became so popular during the early days that it was known as the sports of kings and of members of the royal blood.
- declined in popularity as early as 1596 when the Spanish authorities discouraged and eventually banned the practice of the art in 1764.
28
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Martial arts weapons can define…
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- wala so module yung word na define.
Eto lang meron:
refer to nonballistic weaponry created in Asia before the 1900s— most of which came out of China.
29
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Stances, punches, blockings and kicks…
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basic skills of martial arts
30
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Martial arts fitness…
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can increase a person’s strength, stability, stamina, flexibility and explosive power
