Taikiken

Taikiken (太気拳) is modern Japanese fighting style created by Kenichi Sawaii in 1947. Mix of Chinese martial art softness and Boxing strength.

Tinku

Tinku (Bolivian) is native American Boxing style also known as Takanakuy (Peruvian). Native American martial art are rooted in ancestral warrior traditions with combat techniques practiced for thousands of years long before European arrival.

Pugilism

English name of ancient European Boxing style also known as Pygmachia (Greek) and Kulachniy Boy (Russia). Boxing in Europe originated in ancient Greece before gain more popularity as modern sport in 17th century England.

Moraingy

Malagasy fighting style originated from the Maroseranana dynasty (ruled from 1675) of the Sakalava Kingdom of western coastal Madagascar. Before developed as fighting sport, Moraingy was a ritual contest of virility between men performed at celebrations and circumcision ceremonies.

Taekwondo

Taekwondo (태권도) is modern Korean martial art created by Choi Hong Hi in 1955. Mix of Taekkyon and Tang Soo Do.

Taekwondo Teul

Taekwondo Teul (태권도틀) is Korean martial dance art created by Choi Hong Hi in 1955 along with his organization International Taekwondo Federation to promote both Korean fighting sport and martial dance.

Muay Boran

Thai fighting style created in 13th century developed from ancient Indian Kickboxing (Musti Yuddha/Adithada) with more elbow and knee strikes. Muay Boran was developed by the Siamese army for unarmed combat skill in 13th century according to the King Ram Khamhaeng's war strategics manual.

Kuntao

Kuntao (拳道) is a Hokkien Kungfu style created by Southern Chinese immigrants community in the Malay Archipelago before 14th century. Based on Nanpai Kungfu (南派功夫), Kuntao is oldest organised martial art training system in Malay countries before Silat era.

Double Sticks Fighting

Dual wielding technique using two sticks one in each hand. There are lot of stick / sword based martial arts that teach dual wielding technique worldwide. From Asia, Middle East, Europe, Africa and even native America tribes. 

Sikaran

Filipino martial art originated long before the Spaniards came to the Philippines in the 16th century. Like other ancient Filipino martial arts, Sikaran also created by group of tribes / warriors together (not by one person) and has no written history. 

Dumog

Ancient Filipino wrestling art roots in pre-colonial Philippines. Originally developed by ancient Filipino farmers and warriors to control or disarm the opponent.

Southpaw Stance Strikes

Sometimes we need to train all basic strikes using the Southpaw Stance (right foot and right hand placed on the front) for variation in training.

This technique is very helpful when the opponent attacking us from right side and we don’t have time to set up the Regular / Orthodox Stance (left foot and left hand placed on the front).

The method is same as regular basic strikes training (each strikes repeated 10 counts) but now on inverted position. Simple.

Intercepting

Mix of both offense and defense.

When the opponent going strike, we strike first using faster linear technique.

African Laamb

African ancient wrestling style developed by Senegalese tribes. Main objectives is to throw the opponent to the ground.

Viking Glima

Viking - Nordic countries ancient wrestling style, created before 9th century.

Kajukenbo

Hawaiian modern fighting style founded in 1947 by five martial artists from varying backgrounds, initially known as the "Black Belt Society". The five founding members of Kajukenbo were Adriano D. Emperado, Joseph Holck, Peter Young Yil Choo, Frank F. Ordonez and Clarence Chang.

Kurash

Kurash (گولش / кӱрешчилер / күрес) is an ancient wrestling style practiced in Central Asia – Middle East countries. Bronze Age ceramics from Bactria (Uzbekistan) depict ancient wrestlers that suggesting Kurash's ancient roots.