International Combat Martial Arts Encyclopedia
Styles and Systems in
International Combat Martial Arts
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Agile
Defense System 敏捷防御系统 Country:
Poland Founder:
Master Boguslaw Bujak,
PhD Year
of creation: 2009 Style
motto: Live in harmony with nature Goals:
To achieve the highest possible internal balance, but also, if necessary, to
achieve optimal combat performance Background
of system: In the initial period of learning, you will learn some elements of
Taijiquan and Wushu
enriched with Qigong methods. After reaching advanced level, you will start
the path in which you will learn the techniques of using the Stick (such as
Bo or Jo), the Chinese Sword or the Japanese Sword (Katana). Website:
www.neijia.eu |
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ACCS:
Advanced Commando Combat System Translation:
is a Military Close Quarter warfare martial art. Country:
India Founder:
Prof. Dr. Deepak Rao Year
of creation: 1995 Logo meaning: Precision (knife)
Speed (lightning) Agility (cat). Style
motto: “One Enemy. One Chance. One Strike. One Kill!” Goals:
Close Combat situations like Counter Terror Operations & Special Commando
Operations. Background
of system: The ACCS is based upon 3 war doctrines Sun Tzus
art of War, Bruce Lees Jeet Kune
Do Ideology & Soldiers CQB Tactics Description:
Advanced Commando Combat System is
one of the ten Military Martial Arts in the World, developed by Prof.
Dr. Rao & Dr. Seema Rao (UCCA Directors) intended for use by Indian
forces in Special Operations. It is taught by UCCA,
only to Government Forces. Unarmed Self Defense (non military) aspects are also taught to a few
select civilians from the security sector. ACCS is derived from their research & study of
training over 15,000 soldiers from the Indian forces. Website:
www.commandocombat.com |
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Aiki GojuDo Quan
Fa Translation: The Hard and Soft Way of
Harmony Country: United States Founder: Zachory
Cook Year of creation: 2015 Logo meaning: Bonsai (Purity, Life,
Strength and Individuality). Kanji Above (Kenpo). Kanji Below (Karate). Kanji
Left (Goju). Kanji Right (Aikido). Yin and Yang
Below (Balance). Style motto: “Balance to Stand True” Goals: To instill honor, respect, service
and protection through the expression of one’s self. Background of system: Goju
Ryu Karate, Aikido, and Quan
Fa Description: Aiki
Goju Do is an integrative martial art. The
movements include linear and circular. AikiGojuDo Quan Fa incorporates the strong movement and striking
methods of Goju Ryu
Karate, the passive movement and grappling methods of Aikido, and the application
methods of Quan Fa. Philosophical teachings are
deeply rooted in developing character and self esteem
through service. |
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Alex's All Styles Martial Arts Translation: Martial Principal Under Pin
Point Accuracy Country: Zambia Founder: Master Alexander (Chileshe) Year of creation: 2002 Style motto: Speed, Agility And Accuracy Goals: Is to teach the World the Power of
Martial Principal Background of system: Taekwondo, Full Contact
Karate, Body Kombat, Tai Chi Chuan,
Pat Mei Kung Fu and Okinawan Weaponry Description: Alex's All Styles Martial Arts
or AAS Martial Arts operating as Sensei's Dojo Martial Arts Academy is an
aggressive martial arts system with total discombobulating of the enemy. It
uses a tactical self defence which a blended system
of the best techniques, concepts, and principles from Taekwondo, Full Contact
Karate, Body Kombat, Tai Chi Chuan,
Pat Mei Kung Fu, Boxing and Okinawan Weaponry. The art also prides in body
and mental fitness Website: https://m.facebook.com/ancient.taekwondo
Email: myancientaekwondo@gmail.com |
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AMAROK (Alpağutnung Mengü Az Rak Oğuz
Köreşi) Translation:
The ever rare martial arts of the
Alpağut warrior Country:
Turkistan Founder:
Grandmaster Hakan Haslaman Year
of creation: 1995 Logo
meaning: Is the line of the Old Turk
Ashina Clan from the founder of AMAROK until to the first ancestor’s of the
Xioung-nú Style
motto: Never look into the eyes of a
wolf, for you see the eyes of the winner and the death of him reflected in his
eyes (from Grandmaster Hakan Haslaman). Goals:
The founder and 1st. Khan of AMAROK
Grandmaster Hakan Haslaman had designed this martial art by himself. Many of
his statements are based on many sources, but it has never been claimed, that
with AMAROK a forgotten or extinct martial art of the Old Turks has been
recovered or replaced. The founder decided to create with all his knowledge
and his research a new combat system which could have looked at the Old
Turks. He says with a clear conscience, that he gave free rein to his
artistic freedom to devote his ancestor’s one worthy of their honorable
martial arts. Background
of system: AMAROK is a newly developed
martial art that is based on the cultural roots of ancient Turkic history,
traditions and the teachings of Teñgriism. The term AMAROK in itself, has no
historical connection to a combat or war art of the Old Turks. AMAROK is a
collection of pre-Islamic history of the Old Turks, parts that relate to
content on the lifestyle of the former single chosen warriors
"Alpağut". In 1995 after years of research about the lifestyle of
"Alpağut" the AMAROK founder Grandmaster Hakan Haslaman introduced
Alpağut as a modern martial art, under the name AMAROK, to bring it back to
life. In the same year Prof. Dr. Bernd Höhle of the International Martial
Arts Association tested for the global martial arts policies and recognized
AMAROK as the first Turkish martial art. The cultural and traditional aspects
of AMAROK go back through prehistory of the Xiong-nú 300 BC. Whilst he was a
shaman the founder had got his inspiration from the martial arts teaching of
Teñgriism and Totemism. The doctrine of Teñgriism and Totemism in AMAROK is
used as a natural science to learn the intangible goals easier with practical
methods. The founder still emphasized that even the association of other
religions is not a hindrance to learning AMAROK. The culture and tradition
find their place at the labels that regarded as signs of philosophy and make
clear as AMAROK has arisen from the ancient Turkic nomadic life. Description:
AMAROK contains no defense techniques
whereby the philosophy is to attack the enemy only via counter-attacks. To
represent this awareness and prepare for crucial situations, it is essential
to live in unity within its surroundings. In the neutral position battle
"Üç Acun Duruşu" (shamanic position) the warrior AMAROK prevails
over the situation in which it resides. This condition is exactly the
advantage that one uses in the fight with great superiority and so becomes an
Alpağut Warrior. AMAROK involves primarily a basic lesson that the students
AMAROK are taught first. This basic lesson is also found in other martial
arts styles, but AMAROK has its own special features. In addition to the
basic teachings the students are also taught the eight AMAROK combat
disciplines including three unarmed and five with various weapons. AMAROK
leads the training specifically for the real fight, so the student can cope
under any circumstance in order to survive. The technical-battle properties
of AMAROK are divided into several areas that are somewhat different from
other martial arts styles. These areas are not only technical in nature, but
enhance the teaching of Teñgriism. The doctrine of Teñgriism, connected with
Totemism, has the function to effect inside the student “İn-Urug Tutumu"
(predator fighting characteristics). This doctrine is called "Teñgri
Oğuz Köreşi" whereon AMAROK is developed from the ground up. This is the
way of Alpağut, who with the art of intangible fighting in the three world
connections can live out the fighting qualities of his predator Totem in his
earthly body. To avoid misunderstandings in advance with the lesson
"İn-Urug" there is no animal fighting techniques, such as in
Kung-Fu or similar like this. It refers to the predator fighting
characteristics that relate in AMAROK explicitly to the typical fighting
characteristics of a predator. To be able to unlock the features İn-Urug,
students must acquire the four basic rules. The initiation test to shaman is
also assumed to master this rules. The goal of all is getting the warlike
fighting attitude to gain awareness, every moment to be confronted with
death. Everything you have learned up to this point is located only on
instinct. The mind and the thoughts are empty, connected with the idea to
"win" only. In this situation, the reins of the inner predator
totems are let loose on the enemy. Website:
www.amarok.net
Text: Erkin Tashqin www.martial-art.org |
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American Combative Martial Arts |
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American
Hiep Tin Mon Karate System Translation: American
Hiep Tinh Mon Karate System is a combination of the strategic fighting techniques
of many different styles of martial arts into Master Dwayne Eaddy’s unique
system. Country:
United States Founder:
Master Dwayne Eaddy Year:
2009 Logo
meaning: The upper half of the outer circle is the name of the martial arts
institution and the lower half of the outer circle is the name of the
style. The outer circle represents the
martial artist’s first journey in the martial arts with your style, the
institution and one’s self. The inner circle represents all the knowledge one
can obtain thru martial arts training. Yang and Yin represents the ancient
Chinese understanding of how things work. The outer circle represents
"everything", while the black and white shapes within the circle
represent the interaction of two energies, called "yin" (Red) and
"yang" (Yellow), which cause everything to happen. They are not
completely Red or Yellow, just as things in life are not completely Red or
Yellow, and they cannot exist without each other. While
"yin" would be dark, passive, downward, cold, contracting, and
weak, "yang" would be bright, active, upward, hot, expanding, and
strong. The shape of the yin and yang sections of the symbol, actually gives
you a sense of the continual movement of these two energies, yin to yang and
yang to yin, causing everything to happen: just as things expand and
contract, and temperature changes from hot to cold. The triangle symbolizes
the strength of our foundation. The colors red and yellow offer homage to the
country of origin of the founder of Hiep Tinh Mon World Martial Art and the
addition of the color blue symbolizes the country of origin for the founder
of American Hiep Tinh Mon Karate.
Finally, the color gray represents brotherhood and the American Hiep
Tinh Mon Karate System as a family system.
Through God, family and martial arts, one can learn the true meaning
of Budo. Goals:
Our goal is to unite into one system the best fighting techniques of
different styles of martial arts. American Hiep Tinh Mon Karate brings
together traditional martial arts with modern training methods into an
effective self defense system. American Hiep Tinh Mon practitioners practice
both vertical and lateral (ground) fighting as part of the normal training
curriculum System
Background: Karate, Tang Soo Do, Judo, Jiu Jitsu, Kickboxing, Boxing, Aikido,
Kung Fu Description: AMERICAN HIEP TINH MON KARATE SYSTEM
(AHTMKS). The system uses all the techniques and philosophies of Hiep Tinh
Mon World Martial Arts Karate; however, it is arranged in Master Eaddy’s
unique system. American Hiep Tinh Mon
Karate is but a toolbox that falser a traditional Tang Soo do approach to
Grandmaster Dung’s system but with more emphasis on core traditional training
methods. This system is but Master Eaddy’s toolbox of techniques which he has
collected of the years and formed into the family system of American Hiep
Tinh Mon Karate (AHTMKS). The AHTMKS student is strong in the basic
techniques of all ranges of self defense and is able to defend onself in any
situation. To make the system a more
comprehensive and effective system Master Eaddy adapted techniques from HTM
World Martial Arts, Tang Soo Do, Tae Kwon Do, Karate, Hapkido, Jui Jitsu, and
Judo to form the basis and foundation of AMHTMKS. The system boasts some 36 empty-hand and
weapon forms, and over 100 Self Defense techniques, with basic maneuvers that
include 16 blocks,18 punches, 28 kicks, 3 rolls falls, 47 throws, 16 arm and
leg locks, and 7 holds and chokes.
American Hiep Tinh Mon Karate borrows many of its concepts and
theories from Tang Soo Do. Webpage:
www.americanhieptinhmonkarate.com |
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American JukenjutsuTranslation: American Bayonet FencingCountry: United States of AmericaFounder: Walter G. Green IIIYear of creation: 2009Style motto: Cold SteelGoals: To promote the study of the bayonet mounted on the rifle as a combat and fencing weapon.Background of system: The bayonet is a unique martial arts weapon that links European and Asian combat methods. Originating in Europe in the 1600s as a means of close combat for the single shot musket, it reached its zenith in technical complexity in the period prior to World War I. Bayonet fencing as a military sport originated in Europe in the late 1800s and continued as late as the 1940s. Today the sporting use continues in Japan as jukendo. Although a supporting weapon, the system of rifle with bayonet remains a capable battlefield weapon.Description: American Jukenjutsu conducts the study of a variety of bayonet systems from the 1800s forward to today, with a ranking system structured on the performance of bayonet techniques in a logical progression for the system studied. Practitioners earn rankings in a single system, with promotion to higher ranks based on mastery of more than one system of bayonet fighting.Website: http://www.americanjukenjutsu.org/
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Arnis De Malaya Country:
United States Founder:
Guro David Belanger Year
of Creation: 2012 Logo
Meaning: Four inter-connected circles which represent the 4 spheres of
influence: empty hand strikes, grappling, weapons, history and culture. Style
motto: Simplicity in training. Goals:
Encourage diversification in training to build well-rounded and capable
martial artists. Background
of system: Modern Arnis, American Kenpo, Dog
Brothers, Ju Jitsu Description:
Arnis De Malaya is the culmination of over 25 years
of martial arts training and associated research. The ultimate goal was to
develop a system that focuses on the simple execution of literal techniques
and the development of abstract drills to improve speed and fluidity in
movement. Students will be taught the difference between the abstract and the
literal, the purposes of each and how the abstract is translated into useful
skills or practices. This system is first and foremost designed to be a
fighting art, for self-defense, with the intelligent application of
sufficient force as needed to meet the situation as presented. It is not for
sport, points, weight loss, strength training or ranking. It is a practical
system of fighting. The founder has endeavored to eliminate impractical or
unnecessarily complex drills and skill requirements as core material. Website:
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Auric
Palm Chi Do Translation:
"The way of Auric Palm Energy Manipulation" Country:
USA Founder:
Founder/Grandmaster Dr. Gregory M Kremer Phd Year
of creation: 2015 Style
motto: “Strive to master one's self & help others” Goals:
To teach how to develop and implement the use of one's chi in a positive and
functional capacity. Medical Qigong, Acupressure, and Reiki for healing;
Martial Qigong, Goshin Jutsu,
Aikijutsu, Taekwondo, & Escape Artistry for self defense/protection. Background
of system: Qigong (medical & martial), Acupressure, Reiki, Goshin Jutsu, Aikijutsu, Taekwondo, Escape Artistry Description:
Auric Palm Chi Do is an internal martial arts and self
defense system combining the healing arts of Acupressure points,
Reiki, medical qigong, and martial qigong with simple effective techniques
from Goshin Jutsu, Aikijutsu, Taekwondo, and escape artistry techniques.
This is a complete system of self defense/evasion
& escape with minimal techniques for the student to remember, teaching
hand techniques, kicks, escapes, throws, pressure point striking, joint
locks, grappling, blocking maneuvers for one or more attackers, evasion of
and escape from negative situations or abduction attempts, how to deal with
awareness of your surroundings, anticipation of attacker intent, and
maintaining self control. |
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of creation: xxx Logo meaning: xxx Style
motto: “xxx” Goals:
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of system: xxx Description:
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