Non-Oriental stick fighting.

[arnisador]

Some non-Oriental stick fighting sites from my recent browsing:
Savate canne and grand baton.
Savate stick fighting (and other) articles.
Nuba traditional stick fighting (Sudan).
Canary Islands stick fighting.
Zulu 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 on MartialTalk.

More here. Most web pages for it are not in English, of course.

 

[arnisador]

La Canne italiana (Italian cane fighting).

 

[arnisador]

The current (#4, Mar. 2003) issue of Budo Intl. magazine has an article on Garrote Canario (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 Yahoo! group.

 

[arnisador]

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

(See this thread.)

 

[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 Canario.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.

If you would like to have some information about this art, contact me at [email protected].

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