International Combat Martial Arts Encyclopedia
Styles and Systems in
International Combat Martial Arts
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Bredan Fou Translation:
Fighting way of Black Panther Country:
Pakistan Founder:
Rizwan Hussain Year
of creation: 2006 Logo meaning: Style
motto: Goals: It is one of the most complete and useful arts for both
health and self-defense. Background
of system: Black Panther and fighting techniques
and different martial arts styles: North Wushu Kung Fu, Choy Lay Fut. Kung
Fu, Jeet Kune Do, Thi Chi Quain, Chan Thi chi Bok May Kung Fu, Toung Young, Old Greek Martial
Arts style Pangration. Description:
Bredan Fou highlights relaxed, inner
power rather than strong, muscular force. This is not just more useful
(giving the smaller person an advantage) but is better for the practitioner's
wellbeing. Bredan Fou Martial Arts forms are circular, strong and as
beautiful to watch as they are effective in contest. They usually contain
over 150 movements, each one having a practical purpose in self-defense.
Bredan Fou Martial Arts forms done at full speed provide an excellent
cardiovascular workout. BredanFou Martial Arts
includes a wide range of techniques, such as , lethal pressure point attacks,
joint locks long and short range punches, kicks, sweeps ,takedowns and
grappling. Bredan Fou also uses traditional Martial Arts weapons, but
Weapon’s Techniques is new but very effective and useful. Bredan Fou a hard
martial arts style. Website: www.bredanfou.com |
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Ben Do Sool Name of style: Ben Do Sool School of Martial Arts Translation: Ben Do Sool –The fighting skill and weapon technique. Which
means not only weapons, but empty hand and power fist are weapons; implying
that every move is a weapon. The “Do” meaning is different than in Tang Soo
Do Country: USA Founder: Soke Grandmaster Gregory
Benjamin Year of creation: 1983 Logo meaning: The Dragons represent
wisdom and power. The Swords represent the weapons training that will be
taught. Black represents death; it is a tribute to those who have given their
lives for our freedom. Blue represents our freedom. White represents purity
of mind, heart, body, and spirit. Gold represents the master. The fist
represents power and being immovable. Style motto: “Our Warrior Code” Be better today than you were yesterday. Goals: To help youth mature into not
just great martial artist but great men and women. To also help men and women
learn self-defense, and combative tactics. Background of system: Do Hap Sool, Military, Tang Soo Do, Aikido, and Tae Kwon Do. Description: Ben Do Sool’s unique aspects are its self-defense tactics,
weapons and its close quarter’s techniques. Ben Do Sool
is an art depicted on its circular movement, flowing motion and its animal
forms. Soke Benjamin’s philosophy with the movements of this art is that a
fight should not last longer than one minute. Website: Coming |
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Budo Shinobi Ryu Ninjutsu Founder: Adalberto Gonçalves dos
Santos Junior Year established: 2009 Description:
TAI JUTSU. Unarmed combat, or melee combat,
this part is called Ninpo Tai Jutsu KOPPO TAI JUTSU. Breaking Techniques ATEMI JUTSU. Attacks on vital points
of the body JUHAKEI BUGEI -
weapons training Tanbo, bô, Tanto, Manriki kusari, Torinawa, kaginawa, Shiriken e Tetsubishi, Nunchaku, Tonfa, Tonfa, Te
kagi e Ashiko,, Sai, Kama, Kusarigama,Kyoketsu
shoge, Yari, Naginata, Ninjato,
Yume. KENJUTSU. Treinamento
com ninjato – espada BO JUTSU. Training with wooden stick
– Bo. Treimamento with sticks, and in our style of
work with two: Tanba (short stick 50cm and Bo (long
stick 80cm). KUSARI NO JUTSU, Techniques using
current and weapons that made up for them. Ex Kusari
Fundo SO JUTSU. Training with Lance. We use
the Yari climbing missions. TANUKE GAKURE NO JUTSU. Techniques
for climbing trees, fences, walls, and others. Also using weapons such as
Shuko and Ashiko. SHURIKEN JUTSU. Using slides, as the
goal of distraction and even kill the enemy with or without penetration as
pitches, courts or even poisoning (Doku no Jutsu). NAWANUKE NO JUTSU. Using ropes in
combat SUIREN JUTSU. Fighting techniques
into the water. DOKU NO JUTSU. Art of poisoning.
Formerly used in weapons or added directly to the enemy. HENSO JUTSU. Techniques disguise ° C.
The Shinobi had seven ways to disguise such as: ¨ C Samurai ¨ C ¨ C Komuso itinerant monk ¨ C ¨ C akind
Merchant ¨ C ¨ C Tsunegata
Farmer ¨ C ¨ C Sukke
Buddhist Monk ¨ C ¨ C Saruwaka
Noh Dancer ¨ C ¨ C Yamabushi
Monk Mountains HYOHAN JUTSU. Art of the embodiment where
the ninja takes a picture of someone important to draw their own advantages. HEIHO NO JUTSU. The study of military
strategy has always been connected to the image of Shinobi. Direct result of
the teachings of the Art of War, written by the Japanese general Sun Tzu, the
spy Ninja always took advantage of the various combat techniques created by
the wise old warriors. KYONEN JUTSU. Exploitation of fears
of physical and psychological opponent putting the opponent in doubt their
own knowledge. SAIMIN JUTSU. Concentration
techniques and imagery ONSHIN JUTSU. Art of invisibility ¨ C
hide in the shadows, special techniques of displacement moving silently in
the daytime and nighttime attacks infiltrating into areas inaccessible or not
many groups or even individual. Web site: http://www.budoshinobiryuninjutsu.com.br |
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Buljutsu Translation:
Hard Contact-Hard Martial Art Country:
Bulgaria Founder:
Zdravko Penev Year
of creation: 2009 Logo
meaning: Tanajutsu Union Style
motto: Goals: Background
of system: Description: Style is characterized by many keys and techniques.
Everything with us is diagonal. There are strikes, throws, combat arms and
combat on the ground.Compound are all important
parts of paint. Most important is the posture that allows stability. Style is
a mix between 10 martial arts. But above all collect their spirit and work. Website:
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Bunanjikan
Ninjutsu Country: United States Founder: Zachory Cook (Shodai) Translation: The Sense of Protecting
with Love Year of Creation: 2011 Goals: To bring the historical
philosophical goal of Ninjutsu to the modern era by incorporating the mind,
body and spirit of protecting the values of personal growth and development. Description: Bunanjikan
incorporates modern methodology in studying traditional Ninjutsu. It is an
American Ninjutsu System. Each classification (basic, intermediate, advanced,
etc) is assigned to a ryu (school) charged with
introducing and ensuring study mastery of a different philosophical
objective. Students must master the applications, theory and philosophy of
that ryu in order to advance. While 21 historical
areas of study are expored; methods and techniques
vary by the culture surrounding the foundation of the system (United States
vs Japan). Areas of study that are comparable to historical Ninjutsu include
but are not limited to: Unarmed Combat (Taijutsu),
Body Movement (Taihenjutsu), Grappling (Jutaijutsu), Staff (Bojutsu),
Knife (Tantojutsu), Throwing Blades (Shurinkenjutsu), Leaping (Tobijutsu),
Hiding (Impojutsu), Escaping (Hajutsu),
Escape and Concealment (Itonjutsu), Observation
(Kyomanjutsu), Illusion (Genjutsu), and Disguise
and Impersonation (Hensojutsu). While traditional
approaches to Ninjutsu emphasized combat preparedness and response; Bunanjikan curricula incorporates community service
training (emergency mitigation, preparedness, response, recovery, etc.) so as
to further enable ka to protect life, health and safety from natural
disasters and emergencies as well. Background Bunanjikan Ninjutsu integrates methods and techniques from various
arts and styles with TokuiDo Martial Arts Science
methodology. These systems include but are not limited to: Kenpo, Aikido,
Judo, Kajukenbo, Karate, Tai Chi, Kung Fu, Tae Kwon
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Bushi Jujitsu Translation:
Warrior Gentle Art Country: USA Founder: Soke Rick Greene Year of Creation: August 23, 1986 Goals: Educate the martial arts
community. Background: Comes from several
other arts as Combat Jiu-Jitsu & Judo and Yoshin ryu
Jujitsu & kenpo Jitsu. Descripton: Bushi Jujitsu taught at the Agatsu Dojo ran by Soke Rick Greene The three principles of Bushi Jujitsu
are, Position / Control / Submission. There are 125 basic techniques
they come from, Nages / Gatame / Hineris / Atemis / Ashi / Osae / Buruku /
Shime. Website: www.bushijujitsukai.com |
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