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Martial Arts
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v Various forms of self defense

usually weapons based on
techniques developed in
ancient China, India and
Nepal.
v They have come into wide use for
self protection, competitive
sport and for exercise.
v It is believed to have originated in
India because of existence of a
fighting art called
Vajramushti.
v It is designed not to kill people
but to help to defend yourself
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Kinds of Martial Arts
Aikido Jeet Kune Do
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v Developed by Morihei Ueshiba v “the way of the intercepting fist”

bet. 1920’s and 1960’s v Martial arts combat system
v Emphasizes spiritual and developed by Bruce Lee
philosophical development of
the students.
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Three Japanese Character forms of

Aikido:
v Ai – matching or fitting
v Ki – spirit
v Do - way
v
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Aikido
 Jeet Kune Do
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Jujutsu
 Judo
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v The “gentle / yielding / v The “gentle way”.

complaint art”. v Originated in Japan.
v Utilizes a large variety of v Founded by Dr. Jigoro Kano in
techniques in defense 1882.
against opponent. v Practitioners are called Judoka
v v Became the Model for the
modern Japanese martial
art, “Gendai Bodu”.
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Jujutsu
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Judo
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Karate
 Kendo
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v Means “empty hand”. v The “way of the sword”.

v Known for its hard strikes. v The sport of Japanese Fencing
v Aims in the perfection of the v Developed from the Japanese
participants, “Gichin swordsmanship technique
Funakoshi”. called Kenjutsu
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Karate
 Kendo
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Kobudo
 Kung-Fu
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v The “old martial way of v Originated in China.

Okinawa”. v Has many styles mimicing
v Refers to the classical weapon animal forms and the
tradition of Okinawa. infamous “drunken fist”
technique.
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Kobudo
 Kung-Fu
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Kyudo
 Muay-Thai
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v The “way of the law”. v The national sport of Thailand.

v The Japanese art of archery. v Also known as Thai boxing .
v The number of female v Practiced in many parts of the
practitioners far outweigh world.
the number of male
practitioners.
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Kyudo
 Muay Thai
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Silat
 Tai-Chi
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v Has its roots in the culture of v The “Supreme Ultimate Fist”.

the Malay world. v A gentle martial art focused in
v Styles are called “alirin”. soft flowing moves.
v The different styles were v It distinguishes itself from
derived from observing other hard hitting martial
wild animals fighting. arts w/c produces some
degree of tension in the
muscles.
v
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Silat
 Tai-Chi
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Taekwondo
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v Originated in Korea.
v A correlation of styles from
China, Japan and Korea.
v The world’s most practiced
Martial art.
v The national sport of Korea.
v Included in the Olympics.
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Martial Arts Etiquette

The Cardinal Rules
 What is Etiquette?
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v Respect v The proper code of behavior

v Sportsmanship for martial artists.
v It should be any behavior that
is motivated by respect.
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Other Principle Characteristics

in Martial Arts  Psychological Principles
v Character - Pagkatao v Mizu No Kokoro – “mind like a
v Sincerity – Pagkamatapat water” refers the need to make
v Effort – Pagsisikap the mind calm like the surface
of undisturbed waters.
v Etiquette – Magandang 
kaugalian v Tsuki No Kokoro – “mind like a

v Self Control – Pagpipigil sa moon” refers the need to be
sarili always aware of your
opponent’s movements like the
moon shining equally on
everything.
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v The obvious way to show respect.

v When to bow:
n Bow whenever you enter or leave the practice area of a
Dojo.
n Bow before and after practice.
n Bow to fellow students and after practicing together.
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n An aerobic exercise routine developed by the

Taekwondo practitioner Billy Blanks.
n An acronym for Total Awareness Excellence Body
Obedience
n A portmanteau for Taekwondo and Boxing
n It is proven to increase cardiovascular fitness, strength,
muscular endurance and flexibility
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Billy Blanks
 Tae-Bo
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The Eight Tae-Bo Amped Moves

n Pile Driver
n See saw
n Helicopter
n Roundhouse
n Hour Glass
n Reach and Pull
n Side Kicks
n Squat
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What are some of the major martial arts discussed?

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What are some principles of martial arts?

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v Various forms of self defense

v Developed by Morihei Ueshiba v “the way of the intercepting fist”

Three Japanese Character forms of

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v The “gentle / yielding / v The “gentle way”.

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v Means “empty hand”. v The “way of the sword”.

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v The “old martial way of v Originated in China.

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v The “way of the law”. v The national sport of Thailand.

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v Has its roots in the culture of v The “Supreme Ultimate Fist”.

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Martial Arts Etiquette

v Respect v The proper code of behavior

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Other Principle Characteristics

kaugalian v Tsuki No Kokoro – “mind like a

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v The obvious way to show respect.

n Bow to fellow students and after practicing together.

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n An aerobic exercise routine developed by the

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The Eight Tae-Bo Amped Moves

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