International
Combat Martial Arts Encyclopedia
Organizations and Schools in International
Combat Martial Arts
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Samurai Academy System (SAS) Country:
Indonesia Founder:
Shidoshi David Cahyanto Year of founding:
2006 Logo meaning:
The black round shape mean that all member must have strong will to reach
their goals. Red color symbolize the courage and spirit in bujutsu training. The kanji writing for “BU” in the
center mean the power to maintain peace, while the leaves on both sides
represent warrior virtue. Organization motto:
“Practical and Applicable Martial Art”. Goals:
Creating modern budoka with traditional warrior
virtues. Styles:
Taijutsu, Goshin Jutsu, Kenjutsu, Tanto Jutsu, Bo Jutsu. Description:
Samurai Academy System is bujutsu organization
which teach unified empty hand and weaponry style. We accept both male and
female students from children to adult. Our system is very practical and
applicable for any self defense situation. We never tell the students to
memorize tehniques, we simply ask them to
understand and follow their intuition. In this way, most of our students are
capable for defending themselves and keep the traditional warrior virtues as
their guidance. Website:
www.samuraiacademy.multiply.com
: Facebook page “Samurai Academy System” |
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Shojukempo International Martial Arts Association ( Shoju-kempo
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Sport Martial Arts
League, SMAL Country: Belarus Chairman: Grandmaster Alexander Maltabarov Year of
founding: 1995 Styles: Tong Il Kwan Tang Soo Do, Shotokan Karate-Do, Taekwon-Do, Self-defense, open to other styles of Martial
Arts. Goals: preservation of martial arts
traditions and the further martial arts development. Short
description:
non-profit organization for combat and sport oriented martial artists.
Trainings, seminars, courses, promotion tests, festivals, martial arts sport
competitions. Website: www.lsbi.info/en/. |
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