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KENPO: means literally "Fist Law".

KEMPO: means "Fist Method"  

The word kenpo or Kempo the kanji Japanese/Chinese characters used for writing taken seperately the fist character. "KEN" means fist while the second one "H" means Law.

When read together as a single word it can be transliterated as either "Kenp" or "Kemp".

"Krempo" - Self Defense / Combat System of Chinese  "Fighting System".

 70 percent Hands Techniques, 30 percent Feet…

1) Kalarippayattu

2) a) Silamban: weapon-based Indian Martial Arts from Tamil Nadu State.

b) Kuttu Varisai: unarmed Indian Martial Arts.(Empty Hand)

3) Gatka: Sikhs of Punjab State(Stick,Talwar,Kripan,Kataar)

4) Thang Ta: Manipuri Martial Arts also known as "HUYENLALLONG"(sword and spears)

5) Muasti Yuddha: "Varanasi" unarmed Martial Arts of city of India.(punches,kicks,knees and elbow strikes.

6) Mardani Khel: by the Maratha, Maharashtra State…

Jujitsu Federation World (JJFW) is Founded by Soke Dr.Jagdish Singh Khatri 10th Dan/Hanshi in 2010 under GrandMaster Sr.Soke Jaun Ramon Braun, WORLD EUROPEAN JUJITSU FEDERATION.                                                                                                                                       Soke Jagdish Singh is Lecturer of Jujitsu Japone's John Sharpe.

TheseOrganization are recognized by JUJITSU FEDERATION WORLD    …

Kendo: meaning "Way of the Sword"is a modern Japanese Martial Art, which decended from traditional swordmanship(Kenjutsu) and use bomboo swords (Shinai) and protective armor(Bogu) All Japan Kendo Federation was founded in 1952, International Kendo Federation(FIK) was founded in April 1970.

Concept: The concept of kendo is to discipline the human character through the application of the…

JU - JITSU  is based on take downs throw, holds and locks. locks.                    

The Instructor must teach the co-ordination of  blocking techniques with foot movements anticipating the attack and following the force for holdin…

Vedic literature includes a field of study known as "DhanuVeda" (from Dhanu means 'Bow' and Veda  is 'Knowledge') which developed into an important component of ancient Hindu society. This "sciences of archery" included armed and unarmed combat, and aspects such as meditation and mental conditioning.The theories behind Yoga, Ayurveda and Tantra, such as

1) Prana- Life forces                               

2) Kundalini - coiled…