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+jamespohh Pretty sure the fighting in Pirates of the Caribbean is what you call fencing..

+jamespohh Light sabre fihts were patterned after kendo, not fencing. The prequels adde lots of flashy stuff from Wushu. As far as Kenpo is concerned depends on it's country of origin. American Kenpo as thought by Ed parker is derived from many other styles of fighting, so it's likely there are ifluences of it in their weapons, Ed Parker's kenpo is very much influenced by kenpo styles from Hawaii styles like Kajukenbo, Karahokenpo, and so on, all of whom adapted techniques fromSouth East Asian fighting styles Silat, Kungtao, Sikaran and etc.

Antonio Guamil Kendo IS fencing. Japanese fencing. And everybody knows the Jedi were modeled after the Samurai so it's not beyond the realm of impossible that's where they adopt the idea from. As for Kenpo you might as well throw Shaolin gung fu and the kitchen sink in there, if you're going with influences. The art as distinctly diverged since then to become something else. The stick fighting techniques might look like filipino martial arts, but there are distinct differences in how they are used esp the patterns of usage, blocking and attacking that are not Filipino. If you say the paralleled evolution of double stick fighting has occurred throughout the world, then I'll give you that.

jamespohh Kendo is not fencing. That's quite rough definition.

But the influence of kali is there in all other martial arts. Kali has its origin way back 1200 century AD during Indian influence to indigenous ethnic groups in the Philippine archipelago. Kali is an Indian term adapted by the indigenous. It is basically the use of TWO swords, then they developed the use of it in centuries as a DOCTRINE of self-defense and survival against invaders according to Philippine history. I guess all other martial arts and techniques were not yet born at that time.

Well duh, that's why it's banned

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