International
Combat Martial Arts Encyclopedia
Styles and Systems in International Combat
Martial Arts
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Collective Weapon
Combat System Country:
India Founder:
Soke Syeda Sofiya Nausheed (PhD) Year of creation:
2009 Style motto:
To teach Different types of weapons at one place under one name. Background of system: Indian Sword Art, Ninjutsu, Kenjutsu & Other
weapon related styles Description:
CWCS is the combination of different weapon combat styles so that one could
learn the different famous weapons different origin under one name. CWCS is also
a philosophy of how a weapon can be used with different way rather than its
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Combat Aikido Country:
USA Founder:
Sensei Jack Moon Year of creation:
2008 Background of System:
Eclectic self defense system incorporating Aikido, Karate, Jujitsu, Judo,
Boxing, Ground Fighting, Krav Maga
and other lesser known martial arts. Description:
Throws, joint locks, pressure points, grappling, strikes, blocks, kicks,
defenses against weapons (guns, rifles, knives, sticks, etc), defending third
parties and defenses against car jacking. Real life scenario drills are
utilized to increase endurance, awareness and ability to perform under
stress. Website:
www.combataikido.us |
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Combat Defendo Kempo Translation: Hand Fighting Method for the Combat & Defense
Way Country: France Founder: Frederic Paezkiewiecz Year of creation: 2009 Logo meaning: Taï
ji: symbol of Taoism and Asian philosophy, arrows represent movement like Jeet Kune Do symbol. Red and blue are the universal colors
to distinguish opponents in combat sports: wrestling, sambo.
Black part of circle: represent the
black belt, symbol of the mastery of martial art. White eagle on red: Rumilly, coat of
arms of the city (and Polska coat of arms). Sword: symbol of Infantry, the three red arrows represent Kali
triangle and the delta is the
universal symbol of security activity. Eagle
with vertical sword is the symbol of commando soldiers in French army. Blue rectangle with yellow border line and yellow
star on the left (west): represent European Union and some cultural
influences (Slavic, Baltic, Latin, Celtic, German, Jewish, Christian…) Yellow flash represent natural and
internal energy on the right (east/Asia). Goals: self defense for all, personal
interpretation of the Budo (martial way) Background of system: Jeet Kune Do - Kali Silat
- Combat Kempo – Sambo – Taïchi Chuan – Zen Description: striking, kick boxing, trapping,
internal energy, wrestling, grappling. |
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Cox Freestyle Korean Combat Arts System Style Motto:
A tree is only as strong as the roots that holds it... |
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C.U.T.S. Critical Urban Tactical Strategies Country:
Global Founder:
Soke David D'Antonio,
Command Master Chief Instructor Nidai
Soke Andrew Ian Marshall Drill Instructor Year of founding:
2009 Logo
meaning:. Organization motto:
“It's not fancy, it's fighting. Real responses to real threats" Goals:
To provide a tactically strong base of fighting techniques to individuals who
do not wish to spend a lifetime in pursuit of a martial path. The
techniques in C.U.T.S. are based off of instinctual evasive counter offensive
responses. There are minimal techniques for the student to lean, in this way
the skills become DNA ingrained based off of instinctual primal
responses hence, these techniques are easily learned , easy to remember
and readily recalled in a combative scenario. Styles:
A ninjutsu based combat system. Description:
C.U.T.S. features three student levels and three instructor levels with
the fourth instructor level (command master chief 0 reserved for the founder,
(and subsequent inheritors). Each level is designed to be learned with
in a weekend seminar style training camp. Each student level contains 3
to 5 of each of the following: punches/hand techniques, kicks, escapes,
throws as well as training in the following : weapons disarms, weapon
retention, environmental training, scenario based training. This is a
complete system of modern combat with minimal techniques for the student to
remember, in this way the student will be able to easily bring into play the
techniques when needed in an instantaneous fashion, without having to jumble
through hundreds of techniques looking for the correct one to use. |
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Name of style Translation: if need Country: xxx Founder: xxx Year of
creation: xxx Logo meaning:
xxx Style
motto: “xxx” Goals: xxx Background
of system: xxx Description: xxx. Website:
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