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Defender a sua
integridade é preservar a sua dignidade
O primeiro e
último adversário de um verdadeiro guerreiro é o seu próprio Ego |
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Defender a sua
integridade é preservar a sua dignidade
O primeiro e
último adversário de um verdadeiro guerreiro é o seu próprio Ego |
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General Information on Martial Arts
History of Martial Arts
"The history of the martial arts is complex and not well documented however,
some evidence of early martial arts is known...With records of martial arts
being practiced in China as early as 5000B.C, the Chinese influence on modern
hand to hand combat is unmistakable"... Read on
Brief History of Martial Arts
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History2
History of Martial Arts in Europe
a nice site with a lot of well-presented information on styles in the European
Countries.
Historical European martial arts
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Aikido is a practical, healthy, non-violent, non-aggressive Japanese martial art developed early in the 1900's by its founder, Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969)., now known as O-Sensei (venerable teacher). In Japanese, Aikido means: "The way of coordinating the mind, body, and spirit of the practitioner." Aikido looks almost impossible when watching a skilled performer (man or woman) defeat several attackers at a time. While it looks difficult, after training it really is not. Anyone who spends the time and effort to learn this incredible martial art can walk through life with confidence. Aikido training involves physical, mental, spiritual and ethical disciplines. It includes empty hand techniques and defenses against multiple attackers, knife, gun, and club. More ....from the American Institute of Martial Arts See also Aikidofaq |
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Capoeira was created by African slaves, in Brazil, approximately 400 yrs. ago as a martial art. Capoeira possesses a very unique style that brings together beauty and power, developing mental balance, physical conditioning, self-defense, music and a profound sense of art, all at once. Capoeira can be done by anyone of any age or size. More than a martial art, Capoeira is also a social event filled with tradition and history. More.... |
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Ki-Aikido |
Ki- aikido differs from some other forms of aikido (and many forms of martial arts) on the emphasis on Ki (energy/attitude) and harmony. Literally, Aikido can be interpreted to mean "The path of harmonious energy." This is the keystone of Ki Aikido philosophy more... |
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a Japanese word meaning "empty hands" indicating that karate is a martial art that does not require weapons other than the natural weapons of the body. The word “empty” also refers to the concept of the practitioner of karate being void of aggressive thought. There are 5 main Karate Styles: Goju-Ryu, Kenpo, Shotokan, Shito-Ryu and Wado-Ryu, |
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The Bujinkan (Divine Warrior House) is based on fighting tactics assimilated from nine ryu-ha (traditions; school) that were born on the battlefields of feudal Japan as far back as the 7th century. The soke (grandmaster; spiritual family head), Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi, oversees the training of thousands of students worldwide from his honbu (headquarters) dojo in Noda City, Japan. Bujinkan derives its fighting style from the waza (techniques) and kata (stylized forms) of the nine ryu-ha. Only three are Ninjutsu in origin with the remaining six being of mainstream bujutsu (martial techniques) origin More.... |
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Wado-Ryu Karate |
a style of Japanese karate founded in 1939 by Hironori Ohtsuka (also spelled Hironori Otsuka). Wado means “way of peace” and is one of the four major styles of Japanese karate along with Shotokan, Goju Ryu and Shito Ryu; more... |
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A Chinese martial art developed approx 250-300 years ago. Differing sections are Wing Chun Kung Fu and Shaolin Kung Fu. See also Sindo an offshoot of Indonesian martial art |
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A brother sport of Draka, San Da, and Shoot Boxing. Originally developed by the Chinese military based upon intense study of various traditional methods and combined with modern advanced in sports medicine and training methodology. It is also a compete martial art that teaches striking, kicking, leg kicks, kick catches, sweeps, takedowns and throws; history |
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Judo comes from the fighting system of feudal Japan. Founded in 1882 by Dr. Jigoro Kano, Judo is a refinement of the ancient martial art of Jujutsu; more... |
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"Compliant Art" -Japanese martial art using the opponents strength against him; |
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Iaido Sword Art |
Iaido is the art to pull and
cut the sword, in one, combat crucial movement. It goes back on the sword
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a new Korean martial art system that has been recognized by the Korea Kido-Hapkido Association since January 1st, 1999.based on the original and traditional Hapkido and complemented by the traditional self-defence techniques from Korean Hoshinsul |
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