Aerial Cartwheel

1. The Aerial Cartwheel is a popular move used in many martial arts, and can also be learned in gymnastics.
2. The Aerial Cartwheel is a popular move used in gymnastics, dance, and many martial arts.

Aikijutsu

1. Aikijutsu - the art of the union of energies. (Web site)
2. Aikijutsu is a form of unarmed combat based largely on the sword.
3. Aikijutsu is a martial art of it's own, dating back to the 12th century.
4. Aikijutsu is a military system, tested in life and death battles, where any mistake can be deadly, a system improved over more then 40 generations. (Web site)
5. Aikijutsu is a real military discipline, tested by many generations on the battlefields, in life or death fights. (Web site)

Akban

1. AKBAN is a martial art s organization that was established in Israel in 1985 .
2. AKBAN is a martial arts organization that was established in Israel in 1985 .
3. AKBAN is a veterans' martial arts organization.
4. AKBAN was established in 1985 and, together with Bujinkan Israel directed the first state sanctioned Ninjutsu instructor's course.

Aleksander Emelianenko

1. Aleksander Emelianenko was recently interviewed by a Russian website.

Alistair Overeem

1. Alistair Overeem is a big underdog at +250. (Web site)
2. Alistair Overeem is a kickboxer that trains with the Golden Glory team in Holland.

All Japan Kendo Federation

1. Dojo that are affiliated with the All Japan Kendo Federation, generally begin practice with these twelve forms or seitei-gata.
2. Shimabukuro does present the paired forms called Tachiuchi no kurai as well as the All Japan Kendo Federation's Standardized Iai Forms.
3. The Seitei Jodo kata of the All Japan Kendo Federation teach the fundamentals of using the 4 shaku jo.

American Karate System

1. The American Karate System (AKS) is a style of karate, founded by Ernest Lieb in 1964.
2. In 1972, with thirteen of his most dedicated Black Belts, Ernie founded the American Karate System.
3. Pat Burleson, founder of the American Karate system holds a 10th degree black belt. (Web site)

American Self Protection

1. American Self Protection is a novel revolutionary concept for developing motion skills and training in the combative arts and sports. (Web site)
2. Please search for American Self Protection in Wikipedia to check for alternative titles or spellings.

American Taekwondo Association

1. The American Taekwondo Association is a part of the Songahm Taekwondo Federation and web page at www.ataonline.com.
2. Information on this web site came from American Taekwondo Association.
3. Have fun with us at Sisks American Taekwondo Association, all ages are welcome to join our martial arts Email: mail@sisksata.com.

Anatoly Laryukov

1. It was the second Olympic judo medal for Belarus with Anatoly Laryukov taking the men's under-73kg lightweight bronze in Sydney. (Web site)
2. Pedro was upset by South Korean Choi Yong-sin in the first round, and later lost a bronze medal match to Anatoly Laryukov of Belarus.

Andy Hug

1. Andy Hug was born on 7th September 1964 in the small village of Wohlen in Switzerland. (Web site)
2. Andy Hug was born on 7th September 1964 in the village of Wohlen in Switzerland.

Arkansas Toothpick

1. An important early cousin of the bowie and Arkansas toothpick.
2. Knife features QS13 proprietary steel Arkansas Toothpick style clip point blade.

Azem Maksutaj

1. Azem Maksutaj is the underdog at +250, which means that one would have to bet $100 in order to win $250 on Maksutaj. (Web site)
2. At 30 years of age, five-time world Muay Thai champion Azem Maksutaj is aiming to fill Hug-s shoes.
3. In the semifinal round, Karaev attempted to finish Switzerland's Azem Maksutaj in similar fashion.

Back Mount

1. Back mount: Behind his opponent, with his feet hooked around his opponent's hips and upper thighs.
2. Making back mount with hooks=pin is one way, I think. (Web site)
3. The combatant that has the back mount is in a very advantageous position. (Web site)

Badu-Badu

1. Badu-Badu is a more raw and less refined variation of Muay Thai boxing, and is rumoured to have begun in the city of Ban Nong Pradu.

Bajiquan

1. BajiQuan was originally called BaziQuan, or "rake fist", due to the fact that when not striking, the fist is held loosely and slightly open.
2. Bajiquan is a style of chinese wushu.
3. Bajiquan is a style of kungfu popularly practised in northern China.
4. Bajiquan is a style with a lot of short distace strikes.
5. Bajiquan is a very forward, brutal style that seeks to defeat an opponent with a single technique.

Bajutsu

1. Bajutsu is a martial art based on the most ancient combat techniques of the Japanese Feudal period.

Banshay

1. BANSHAY: A general term for Burmese weapons use.
2. Banshay - A Burmese martial art, influenced by both Chinese and Indian sources, which embrases the use of such weapons as the sword, staff and spear.
3. Banshay is a term for martial arts of Myanmar (formerly Burma, which borders India, China and Thailand). (Web site)
4. Banshay is a term for martial arts of Myanmar , focusing on weapon use.
5. Banshay is a term for the various martial arts of Myanmar which focus on the use of weapons. (Web site)

Baraw

1. This in turn led to the creation of "Olisi y baraw", which is the stick and dagger. (Web site)
2. The skills learnt here carry over to the rest of the components; Mano-mano, single stick and checking, Espada y Daga, Baraw.
3. Single stick (solo baston), knife (baraw) defense, double stick (doble baston), espada y daga (sword and dagger), pangamut (empty hands), sibat (staff).

Battojutsu

1. Battojutsu is a Japanese term meaning techniques for cutting with a sword.
2. Battojutsu is a Japanese term meaning techniques for drawing a sword.
3. Battojutsu is the art of drawing and cutting in one fluid motion for the purpose of ending a conflict with one decisive cut.

Bccma

1. Peter was elected to the role of Treasurer of the BCCMA in 1986, to Vice-Chairman in 1995 and to Director of Taolu in 1999.
2. Peter's training centre is registered with the governing body (BCCMA) and is an OCR-approved centre, offering a comprehensive Teacher Training Programme.

Bikenjutsu

1. Bikenjutsu is a term used in Bujinkan , Genbukan and Jinenkan and its offshoots for a style concerning sword arts. (Web site)
2. The Bikenjutsu is the heading for a group that is made up of Kenjutsu, Kodachi, and Jutte.
3. The Jinenkan teaches taijutsu, bikenjutsu, bojutsu, sojutsu, naginatajutsu, tantojutsu, tessenjutsu, juttejutsu, kusarigama, and more.

Billy Blanks

1. Billy Blanks is a martial arts champion, so his body is used to these types of movements (punches, kicks, etc).
2. Billy Blanks is a legend to say the least.
3. Billy Blanks is a poor man's Wesley Snipes.Wesley Snipes is a poor man's Eddie Murphy.A lot of people find Eddie Murphy very irritating.

Biu Tze

1. Biu Tze is the third and most advanced set in the Wing Tsun system. (Web site)
2. Biu tze (thrusting fingers) techniques resembling snake attacks are the secrets, and hence, the name of this style.
3. The biu tze adds full-torso movements to the arm and leg techniques of the Siu Nim Tao and Chum Kiu forms.

Bojutsu

1. Bojutsu - An armed defense system centering around the use of the bo.
2. Bojutsu is a koryu budo form.
3. Bojutsu is a sister art to both Aikijutsu and Shinkendo.
4. Bojutsu is the art of the bo (long staff).
5. Bojutsu is the art of using a staff weapon called bo (abbreviation of ruku-shaku-bo (six-shaku-staff), a shaku being close to one foot long). (Web site)

Brazilian Top Team

1. Paulo Filho is a BJJ practitioner and is a member of Brazilian Top Team.
2. The card will feature eight fights, including several Brazilian Top Team members as well as other seasoned veterans. (Web site)
3. Igor Vovchanchyn: One of the best grapplers from the Brazilian Top Team takes on the most devastating striker in MMA competition.

Breakfalls

1. And you must learn the proper breakfalls before you try to take any throws.
2. Back breakfalls keep you from cracking your skull on the ground or breaking other bones.
3. Kotegaeshi Breakfalls are an advanced version of an Aikido Side Breakfall.

Buno

1. Buno is a Tagalog word meaning wrestling it is an empty hand fighting system developed by the indigenous people of the Philippines Islands.
2. Buno is a Tagalong word meaning wrestling it is an empty hand fighting system developed by the indigenous people of the Philippines Islands.
3. Buno is a complete art, and has no resemblence to JuJutsu, Judo, or any other grappling art I have ever seen.
4. Buno is a considerate father and husband.
5. Buno is a survival art.

Bushin

1. Bushin is a threat to my Psycho Power. (Web site)

Butterfly Twist

1. Misty Twisty This variant is a combination of a Double Leg and a Butterfly Twist.
2. Some variants add additional rotation(s) to the standard Butterfly twist. (Web site)
3. DX teaches the Wushu front kick, tornado kick, butterfly kick, butterfly twist and more.

Caol Uno

1. Caol Uno was quoted as saying "I want to fight the winner of Hansen vs Ribeiro" to the receptive audience. (Web site)
2. With 10 days left till UFC 44, Tito Ortiz, Tim Sylvia and Caol Uno are all favored to win. (Web site)
3. Japanese lightweight superstar Caol Uno engaged in a methodical and technical ground war with Texan Yves Edwards. (Web site)

Carlos Newton

1. Carlos Newton is a legendary figure in his sport, but he's practically unknown outside of it. (Web site)
2. Carlos Newton is a mixed martial arts fighter hailing from Ontario. (Web site)

Chad Power

1. External link Chad Power at the Internet Movie Database   This biographical article related to martial arts is a stub.
2. Michael Treanor and Max Elliott Slade and Chad Power are the best ninjas, especially the first two. (Web site)

Chandgiram

1. Start the Chandgiram article or add a request for it.
2. Please search for Chandgiram in Wikipedia to check for alternative titles or spellings.

Changquan

1. Changquan is a general term for about a dozen similar wushu styes. (Web site)
2. Changquan is the most widely-seen of the wushu events, and includes whirling, running, leaping, and acrobatics.
3. Changquan is the most widely-seen of the wushu forms, and includes whirling, running, leaping, and acrobatics.

Chaquan

1. Chaquan is a Muslim technique from Northern Shaolin also named after a Muslim Kung Fu master - Chamir.
2. Chaquan is a longfist system, utilising fully extended movements and long, rapid footwork.
3. Chaquan is a major representation of Changquan styles.
4. Chaquan is a style of Northern Shaolin Kungfu, and is as beautiful to watch as it is combat effective.

Charles Mattera

1. Charles Mattera is the 10th Degree Grandmaster Hanshi of the United Studios of Self Defense, one of America's largest chains of martial arts schools.

Chiu Chi Ling

1. Chiu Chi Ling is a longtime veteran of kung fu movies.
2. The school Chiu Kao opened in 1931 was then taken care of by his two sons, Chiu Wai and Chiu Chi Ling.
3. Grandmaster Chiu Chi Ling has been practicing Hung Ga style since he was 6 years old under the guidance of his father.

Chi Sao

1. Chi Sao is a cantonese term which translates as "sticking hands".
2. Chi Sao is a form of sparring and its purpose is application of principles in practice.
3. Chi Sao is a method.
4. Chi Sao is a sensitivity drill to obtain specific responses. (Web site)
5. Chi Sao is a sensitivity training drill and is the best martial arts exercise to build speed and reaction time.

Choho

1. Choho is the skill of espionage, reconnaissance or watching. (Web site)
2. These skills are used with the chimon, choho, tenmon, intonjutsu and others to have the out come you are wishing for during life. (Web site)

Choi Mu Bae

1. Sergey Kharitonov wins by first round knockout over Choi Mu Bae .
2. Choi Mu Bae - If Choi Mu bae can get it to the ground (and i think he can) i tink he gets a boring decision or subs Mo. (Web site)
3. Choi Mu Bae (Korea) Bae is the only real fighter in this one. (Web site)

Chon-Ji

1. Welcome to the Chon-ji martial Arts web site.
2. The name Chon-ji literally means the Heaven and Earth.

Chris Brennan

1. Chris Brennan: One of my friends from Torrence was teaching at the academy. (Web site)
2. Chris Brennan: A lot of my fights ended with the Guillotine, even in training I used to use the choke on a lot of guys. (Web site)
3. Chris Brennan was a part of the 16-fight card, submitting Joe Stevenson with a triangle choke. (Web site)

Chris Leben

1. Chris Leben is a strong striker, Mike Swick is small but tough and Chris Sanford is plagued by nagging injuries. (Web site)
2. Chris Leben: One of the most hyped up fighters going into the show, Leben talked a pretty big game, but showed nothing in the Octagon. (Web site)

Chum Kiu

1. Chum Kiu guides the way.
2. As well as pivoting and stepping developed in Chum Kiu, a third degree of freedom involving more upper body and stretching is developed for more power. (Web site)
3. I learned the pole first, when I was learning chum kiu and I began the bot jam do when I was learning bue gee.

Classical Fencing

1. Classical Fencing - A group which studies fencing as a martial art using the weapons and techniques developed and practiced in the 19th Century.
2. Classical Fencing is a Martial art form of western fencing.
3. Classical Fencing is a continuation of over 500 years of fencing and sword fighting.
4. Classical Fencing is a subdivision of Traditional fencing.
5. Classical Fencing is the study of foil, epee and sabre according to the styles of the 19th century.

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