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    The Philippines dominated the Arnis competitions at the 30th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in December 2019. Crisamuel Delfin of the Philippines won gold in the men's open weapon "anyo" routine by bringing out emotion and commitment reflecting the spirit of a martial artist. Abegail Abad from Baguio City in the Philippines also won gold in the women's welterweight padded stick competition. Arnis was last contested at the SEA Games in 2005 and the Philippines last hosted the event in 2005, where they finished top of the medals table. They were on course to repeat this feat due to the flexibility allowed to host countries in the SEA Games program.

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    The Philippines dominated the Arnis competitions at the 30th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in December 2019. Crisamuel Delfin of the Philippines won gold in the men's open weapon "anyo" routine by bringing out emotion and commitment reflecting the spirit of a martial artist. Abegail Abad from Baguio City in the Philippines also won gold in the women's welterweight padded stick competition. Arnis was last contested at the SEA Games in 2005 and the Philippines last hosted the event in 2005, where they finished top of the medals table. They were on course to repeat this feat due to the flexibility allowed to host countries in the SEA Games program.

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    The Philippines dominated the Arnis competitions at the 30th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in December 2019. Crisamuel Delfin of the Philippines won gold in the men's open weapon "anyo" routine by bringing out emotion and commitment reflecting the spirit of a martial artist. Abegail Abad from Baguio City in the Philippines also won gold in the women's welterweight padded stick competition. Arnis was last contested at the SEA Games in 2005 and the Philippines last hosted the event in 2005, where they finished top of the medals table. They were on course to repeat this feat due to the flexibility allowed to host countries in the SEA Games program.

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    30th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games

    December 20, 2019

    haul of golds by 15.


    At the SEA Games men and women from just four nations, the Philippines, Myanmar, Cambodia and
    Vietnam, fought in bantamweight, featherweight, lightweight and welterweight.

    Crisamuel Delfin –gold “open weapon” anyo routine,

    “I was glad I was to bring out not just the movements, but the emotion and the feeling of being fierce
    and committed, the spirit of being a martial artist,” he said.

    Abegail Abad, from Baguio City in Luzon- gold women’s welterweight, padded stick competition.

    “For me it is important to look back [at] the traditional because it is what binds us together,” she said.
    “And if this binds us together we can also be what we want to be in the future.”

    Arnis was last contested at the SEA Games in 2005,

    Philippines last hosted the event and finished top of the medals table.

    They are on course to repeat the feat, as the SEA Games has a program, which allows plenty of flexibility
    in the hosts’ favor.

    “We consider this the martial art of Lapu-Lapu,” Sen. Juan Miguel Zubiri, the Philippines Arnis Federation
    president, told Agence France-Presse.

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