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An Introduction to Ninjutsu

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With this article, the Historical Ninjutsu Research Team aim to provide a brief introduction to the fascinating story of the Japanese ninja, giving the reader an insight into the world of the Japanese spy and their abilities. The ninja or shinobi as they were known are not only little-understood but are also misunderstood with many [...]

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Kajukenbo

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The martial art of Kajukenbo is an evolving, eclectic blend of various martial arts styles. The word “Kajukenbo” was derived from the initial letters of the styles that contributed to the creation of the art. Together they make up the Kajukenbo motto: Through this fist art, one gains long life and happiness. KA (long life) [...]

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Kalari

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Kalari or Kalaripayattu – the Mother of Martial Arts The origins of the ancient martial art of Kalari-payattu are lost in hoary antiquity. According to some of its proponents, it was the sage Agastya Muni who developed the Kalari fighting technique, while others claim that the great warrior-incarnation of Vishnu, Parashurama created Kalari. Kalaripayattu is [...]

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Kamau Njia System

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Kamau Njia is one of the most innovative and practical systems of self defense taught today. Kamau Njia specializes in teaching defensive tactics ranging from the use of non-lethal force to survival tactics. It is the perfect method for men, women, and children of all ages, sizes, and strength. Kamau Njia is based on instinctive [...]

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Karate

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Karate can be described as a martial art, or fighting method, involving a variety of techniques, including blocks, strikes, evasions, throws, and joint manipulations. Karate practice is divided into three aspects: kihon (basics), kata (forms), and kumite (sparring). The word karate is a combination of two Japanese characters: kara, meaning empty, and te, meaning hand; [...]

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Kempo or Kenpo

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A History of Kempo The art of Kempo, also written as Kenpo is unique as far as its history goes in two respects; it is considered by many the first eclectic martial art, as well as having its founding roots stretch back to 520 BC The person who was a catalyst of the way of [...]

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Kobayashi Shorin-ryu

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Shorin-ryu is one of the major modern Okinawan martial arts. It was founded by Choshin Chibana in 1933. Shorin-ryu combines elements of the traditional Okinawan fighting styles of Shuri-te. Chosin Chibana was a top student of the great master of shuri-te, Anko Itosu. Anko Itosu was the top student of Matsumura S?kon was a renowned [...]

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Kobudo Weapons

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“Kobudo” literally means “ancient martial ways”. In the karate world, it generally refers to those traditional Okinawan weapons whose history and practice has been linked to that of karate. Most Okinawan styles have at least some kobudo/kobujutsu curriculum. The most common kobudo weapons and the ones most often taught by Okinawan karate systems are the [...]

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Krabi Krabang

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The art of sword and staff fighting in Thailand. This weapons system is hundreds of years old. Its weapons are made of wood such as rattan. In contests, opponents attack and defend in turn, like prearranged or step sparring, but contact is frequently made. The art combines Chinese, Japanese and Indian martial arts techniques with [...]

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Kuk Sool Won

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Kuk Sool is beautiful and dynamic “hard-soft” style of martial arts emphasizing speed and fluidity. At the same time it is an elegant and powerful system which integrates the body, mind and spirit. Kuk Sool uses physical training and forms to develop internal power. Self defense techniques build confidence and keep the joints supple.  Kuk [...]

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