Non-Oriental stick fighting.

[arnisador]

Some non-Oriental stick fighting sites from my recent browsing:
Savate (http://www.savateaustralia.com/photos.htm) canne and grand baton.
Savate (http://www.savateaustralia.com/articles.htm) stick fighting (and other) articles.
Nuba (http://www.nubasurvival.com/Nuba%20Culture/4.%20Nuba%20stick%20fighting.htm) traditional stick fighting (Sudan).
Canary Islands (http://ejmas.com/jwma/jwmaart_wolf_0500.html) stick fighting.
Zulu (http://www.kzn-deat.gov.za/tourism/culture/warriors/stick.htm) stick fighting.

[arnisador]

There are also Trinidadian systems:
http://www.trinbagocarnival.com/ (Half-way down the page--Stick Fight Finals)
http://www.tnthotels.com/may2000.htm (Search for stick)

Alas, none of these pages is very informative--they just show the tardition exists. Also:
http://www.malandros-touro.com/generic.html?pid=10

[arnisador]

Garrote Larense (Venezuelan Stickfighting) sites:
http://rajasterlak.silat.4mg.com/garrote/garrote.html
http://my.athenet.net/~sstark/garrote.htm

[arnisador]

Stick-fencing and related Western arts pictures:
http://www.etp.phys.tue.nl/bertus/schermen/plaatjes.htm

[arnisador]

A short description of it here (http://www.martialtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4797) on MartialTalk.

More here (http://www.arscives.com/jogodopau/default.htm). Most web pages for it are not in English, of course.

[arnisador]

La Canne italiana (http://web.tiscali.it/canneitaliana/) (Italian cane fighting).

[arnisador]

The current (#4, Mar. 2003) issue of Budo Intl. magazine has an article on Garrote Canario (http://www.ull.es/congresos/juegopalo/el_juego_del_palo_canario.htm) (Canary Islands stick fighting) as well as ads for videos.

[Mormegil]

I met an American Indian, who did stick fighting. A lot of it was very similar to FMA. As a matter of fact, he broke my hand on a vine disarm.

I know his tribe was from the NE USA. I didn't get much more info, because for some strange reason, he stopped showing up to our FMA club at school, after he broke my hand. I didn't have any hard feelings. I guess he just felt bad.

[arnisador]

European stick fighting (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/eurostickfight/) Yahoo! group.

[arnisador]

http://www.the-exiles.org/manual/lang/lang.htm

(See this thread (http://www.martialtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=8851).)

[enso]

More links on the "jogo do pau":

http://home.dbio.uevora.pt/~oliveira/Jogo_Pau/J_Pau.htm
http://ejmas.com/jmanly/articles/2003/jmanlyart_wolfcosta_0203.htm
http://planeta.clix.pt/artesmarciais/jogodopau/
http://www.jogodopau.com/index_top.html

Pay good atention to what concerns Nuno Russo.

[Disco]

Canada - It's called HOCKEY:rofl:

[arnisador]

http://www.ctv.es/USERS/kali.jkd/Palo%20Canario.htm

[OULobo]

There was a guy that my old college club got to do a demonstration inIrish shalaili (sp). I didn't make it to the demo so I don't know the value, but some of my friends said it was very interesting.

[Black Bear]

I believe the Irish call it Shillelagh. I've seen webpages on it, but never had the good fortune to see/work it firsthand.

[Silat Student]

Anybody else have more info on Shillelagh? One thing I've noticed about gaelic is that words get quite a few different spelling.

[OULobo]

Anybody else have more info on Shillelagh? One thing I've noticed about gaelic is that words get quite a few different spelling.

They are doing regular seminars (about every 3 months) at my old club still. I haven't made it to one yet, but they sound interesting.

[Livio Girotto]

Hello to everybody:

Try this web site about Garrote Larense: www.garrotelarense.org (http://www.garrotelarense.org).

If you would like to have some information about this art, contact me at livio@garrotelarense.org.

Regards,

Livio
:flame:

[arnisador]

From Barbados (Sticklicking):
http://barbados.allinfoabout.com/sticklicking.html

From India (Silambam):
http://www.silambam.com/

[Brian R. VanCise]

Cool links thanks for sharing!

Brian R. VanCise
www.instinctiveresponsetraining.com (http://www.instinctiveresponsetraining.com)

[Nanalo74]

WOW! This is some great info! Unfortunately, it seems that some of the sites no longer exist, but there is still some great stuff.

Thanks so much, Arnisador, for the great information!

Vic www.combatartsusa.com (http://www.combatartsusa.com)

[searcher]

You can do a search for Stav. It is a northern European style. Very cool.

[arnisador]

Anybody else have more info on Shillelagh?

From this thread (http://www.martialtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=28387):

http://www.ceadbua.com/

http://www.geocities.com/glendoyle/bata/index.html#contents