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  Martial arts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Fencing (the European Olympic style), exists now almost entirely as a sport.
Hapkido is a Korean martial art with kicks, punches, joint manipulation, locks, and throws that is said to have developed from Aikijutsu.
Many of its techniques, as well as the characters used to write the style's name, are similar to those of Aikido.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Martial_arts   (4182 words)

  
 Karate - Facts, Information, and Encyclopedia Reference article
Like most martial arts practiced in Japan, karate made its transition from -jutsu to -do around the beginning of the 20th century.
The "do" in "karate-do", sets it apart from karate "jutsu", much as aikido is distinguished from aikijutsu, judo from jujutsu and so on.
The name change also served to familiarize a foreign tradition during a time of fervent Japanese nationalism.
www.startsurfing.com /encyclopedia/k/a/r/Karate.html   (2393 words)

  
 Kokamishin Ryu Aikijutsu
Moving on to assignment in Europe, I began actively teaching.
My Karate teaching efforts went well, but in teaching Jujutsu I soon realized that Al Church's Kamishin Ryu Aikijutsu was still very much part of me. I couldn't simply forget what I knew and teach strictly Hakko Ryu.
Besides, there was something sacrilegious about not carrying on Church's teachings.
www.jujutsu.org.uk /articles/kamishinryu   (1097 words)

  
 Virtual Library of Sport - martial arts
Karate and self defence school of combined Martial Arts based in Sydney, Australia.
Teaching Goju Ryu karate, Okinawa kobudo, Aikijutsu and self defence for women.
National School of Karate, based in Grimsby, UK; events, calendar, courses etc
www.sportsvl.com /rest/martialarts.htm   (3969 words)

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