Ninjutsu

The ninjutsu is not a combat sport, but a martial discipline which is composed in 9 different martial arts, Three of these are schools of Ninjutsu. The remaining six schools are, in essence "traditional" martial arts or Samurai schools, abd several disciplinary arts like hand ling of modern weapons fire from by riding and knowledge of medicinal plants.

The traditional japenese methode of espionage, involves stealthy mouvements and the use of camouflage.

That the most complex style

Muay thai

Muay thai is a martial art created for the thai military in the siwteenth centery, requires physical fitness such as flexibility reflexes, power and strength, but also mental abilities as the will, courage and respect.

This style is based to fight .....at "KO"

It very hard style.

What do you think...

Taekwondo

Takwondo is a krorean martial art:

• Tae = Kick





• Kwon = Give a punch





• Do = Track mind

Taekwon, older than 20 centuries sport has become a modern international olympic and now it can be practiced at all ages.

It aims to develop and improve, by discipline, all the physical and spiritual faculties of man.

It is defined as martial art of the wise.

kuk sool won

what is kuk sool won?
kuk sool won which can be translated by "National Association of Korean Martial Arts", includes a systematic study of all the traditional arts of combat which include the entire history of martial arts of the korean nation.
kuk sool won derived from three branches of traditional korean martial arts:

• Sah Doh Mu Sool
• Boolkyo Mu Sool
  
• Koong Joong Mu Sool

Were organized to from a songle system know as kuk sool in 1958 by "In-hyuk suh" the foubder and grandmaster of kuk sool won.

As a martial arts system, kuk sool won covers the full rang of arts combat traditional asian techniques and fitness, and mental development and training in traditional weapons.

These include:

> Hand techniques: closed and open hand stricking methods, pressure point stricking, stricking whith arm and shoulder, blocking and praying.

>Leg techniques: fundamental kicks, spinning kicks, jumping kicks, combination kicks double leg kicks, pressure point kicking, specialty kicking.

>Throwing and grappling: body throws, projection throws, leg throws, pressure point grappling, grappling defense, wrestling techniques, ground fighting.

> Joint-locking techniques: restraining methods, joint breaking techniques, cominationpoint locking, control and rediraction techniques.

> Falling techniques and acrobatics: body conditioning and agility techniques, body protection techniques, acrobatics for defense and offense.

> Body conditioning: overall stretching and flexibility trainig, cardiovascular conditioning, muscle toning, ligament and tendon strengthering , jint flexibility and bone conditioning.

> Animal-style teckniques: techniques based on the movements and/or characteristics of certain "martial" animals such as; Tiger, Praying mantis, Grane, Snake, Bear, Eagle...ect.

>Traditional korean weapons: there are 24 different traditioanl korean royal court weapons in the curriculum of kuk sool won, plus buddist and tribal weaponery; sword, staff, jointed, spear, cane, rope, fam, bow and arrow.

> Martial art healing methods: acupressure, acupuncture, internal energy systems, herbal madicine.

> Meditation and breathing techniques: various breath control techniques, maditation and breathing postures, concentration tachniques.

source: http://www.kuksoolwon.com

As you can see!!! kuk sool won, covers an extensive varitie of martial art techniques.

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Martial arts are systems of codified practices and traditions of training for combat, While they may be studied for various reasons, martial arts share a single objective: to defeat one or more people physically and to defend oneself or others from physical threat.
While each style has unique facets that make it different from other martial arts, a common characteristic is the systemization of fighting techniques. Methods of training vary and may include sparring or forms.