ANYO
ANYO
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Objective:
At the end of the lesson you are expected to demonstrate understanding of the basic principles in creating and performing an Anyo presentation; show creativity in creating and performing Creative Anyo in a form of competition; perform with grace, rhythm, and coordination of movements while doing their own creation; and demonstrate discipline, patience, and mind focus in performing the different drills.
Introduction
Introduction
An artistic exhibition of offensive and defensive methods utilizing a stick, a wooden imitation of a bladed weapon, or a metallic un-bladed duplicate of a weapon is known as Arnis Anyo (form). Anyo is the combination of different striking and defense techniques that is executed artistically with a different pattern movements or routine, depending on the student ability level.
In the competition of Anyo it comprises of different divisions of anyo; a.) single weapon, b.) double weapon, and c. sword & dagger weapon categories, both in the individual and team events. the performance's time limit shall be one (1) minute for the minimum and two (2) minutes for the maximum.
The scores of the judges are base in the criteria. For the individual event the student must have coordination of movements because it is what the judges is looking for during performance, the result of the competition will be ranked based on the scores from the judges.
In creating the routine of anyo, it requires inventiveness and imaginativeness of the movement and form without sacrificing the effectiveness of the martial art movements. Learning this requires time and effort and it takes months of training to master the routine depending to the difficulty level of the anyo.
Similar to dancing or other kinds of art, anyo can be a means of expressing one's feelings and emotions. As a kind of exercise and a way to express their creativity, teachers encourage students to create their own variations of anyo.
Provided below is the example of synchornize anyo competition.
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Anyo Isa
From open stance, start with a pugay, and go back to open stance (1,2,3 )
Giving the signal “Anyo 1”, performer shouts “ha! Head face left. (4)
Turning left side execute right forward stance, perform striking technique no.1 (L temple) (5)
Continuously execute left forward stance, execute technique no.2 (R temple) (6)
Turn left about by stepping left foot back across right, withdraw stick behind while extend free hand in front. Execute technique no.3 (L knee) (7,8)
Step right foot forward, execute technique no.4 (R knee) (9)
Execute a pivot turn facing the audience, while standing R back stance. Execute technique no.5 (Thrust to the stomach) (10,11)
Step right foot forward, then execute technique no.6 (Crown). Shout “ha!” (12,13
End with a pugay (14,15)
Reference
Camarador, R.A (2013) PE 032- Arnis Manual for Students and Faculty. Colegio de San Juan de Letran-Calamba,
Philippines
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