International Combat Martial Arts
Encyclopedia
Styles and
Systems in International Combat Martial Arts
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Makoto
Kinjo Ryu Budo Translation: “Sincere Neighborhood
System of the Warrior Way” Country: USA Founder: Master
Michael J. Robinson “Kinjo Sensei” Year of creation: Formally
created in 2003 Logo
meaning:
Integrated Five Arts-Complete logo currently in design Style motto: “Holistic
Warrior Arts” Goals:
Maintaining a combat orientated martial art (Self Preservation) while
providing the student various points of initiation in order to work towards
wholeness (Self perfection) Background of system:
Created as a result of Master Robinsons twenty year journey through practice
in five base arts: Tang Soo Do, Kenpo, Jeet Kune Do, Juijutsu, and
Ninjutsu. Description: The
complete Art of Makoto Kinjo Ryu Budo is made up of 5 martial arts systems
corresponding to the five elements of creation. We train primarily for self
preservation while maintaining the path of Budo seeking self perfection. Website: http://www.lordkinjo.com http://www.myspace.com/lordkinjo
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Mugenkai Translation: Mugen means Endless or Infinite , Kai meaning
association. Country: United States but is of the
Okinawan / Japanese Martial Art's Root's Founder : Michael Anthony Daugette Year of
creation:
2009 Logo meaning: The outline of the crest patch
represents a cherry blossom with the Kanji of the word Mugen on the top
of the crest with the words Mugenkai Karate in English on the
bottom of the patch Style motto: Endless Training , Infinite
Possibilities Goals: To form a style of Karate that benifits everyone with knowledge and training in a realistic Combat Karate Style.
Background of system:Okanawan Japanese Styles Shorin ryu Goju ryu Shotokan and other styles. Description: Mugenkai tries to capture the
real meaning of Karate with hard training in real methods that work in
real life and not sport methods of fighting. Mugenkai is a real Combat Karate
Style. Mugenkai consists of Kihon, Kata and Kumite with a real combat aspect,
and practical self defense methods, also kobudo is practiced. Website : At the present their is no
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