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	Gendai Budō - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Although often thought of as gendai budo, sumo is in fact an ancient art, albeit one that has attained great popularity and media coverage in the modern era.
		Gendai budo generally stress martial arts as a study of life principles, for example as a means to refine one's approach to conflict or danger.
		Gendai budo which are practiced in whole or in part as sports are considered particularly controversial.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gendai_Budo (483 words)

	Budo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Traditional budo (from before the Meiji Restoration) is often referred to as koryu bujutsu, while more modern budo arts are called gendai budo.
		Budo is a compound of the kanji 武 (bu)—meaning war, warrior, fight, or fighter—and 道 (do)— meaning path or way.
		Many consider Budo the more modern form of a style, interpretation or evolution of the older or more miltaristic bujutsu style or strategy, although this interpretation itself is debated.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Budo (351 words)

	Budo
		BUDO was derived from BUSHIDO (the way of the warrior), which was a code of conduct and honor for Japanese SAMURAI warriors during the period of Japan's many civil wars.
		BUDO differs from other paths up the mountain in that the way consists of learning and mastering martial techniques that were originally designed to kill an enemy in battle.
		BUDO is a path up the mountain which provides TANREN (tempering) of the mind, body and spirit, exciting physical engagement, practical self-defense skills, and the camaraderie of others who are striving for the same goals.
	www.iwama-aikido.com /budo.html (760 words)

	FightingArts.com - Defining Budo: Evolution of Spirit
		Thus while budo diciplines were (technically) based on the previous warrior arts (bujitsu), they developed a new emphasis, one that separates the martial spirit and mind from an external focus on war and killing (and service to others) and redirects them inwardly towards self-improvement.
		Budo is an ougrowth of those Bujitsu arts that were perfected during a period of almost constant warfare in Japan stretching from the 8th to the 16th century.
		Budo as a system of fighting ways, however, evolved during the feudal period of peace that followed, the Tokugawa era (1600-1867) (better known as the Edo era), that preceded the modern era.
	www.fightingarts.com /reading/article.php?id=81 (1450 words)

	YOJOE.COM \| Budo
		A third version of Budo was supposed to be released in 1995 as part of the Ninja Commandos but was never released.
		Budo came with a silver sword, a blue and orange helmet, and a fl figure stand.
		Budo's entire mold was originally used in 1988 to create Budo.
	yojoe.com /action/93/budo2.shtml (130 words)

	Budo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The classical Budo began to emerge in the Tokugawa period as the culture changed in Japan and the practice of individual combat became less important.
		While these Budo systems have their roots in the older Bujutsu, the purpose of the Budo arts was not to server the warrior in combat on the battlefield but rather to be tools to change the practitioner.
		The aim of the Budo was self-perfection.So while the technical aspects of the art changed, it was believed by the proponents that the arts were evolving to serve a higher purpose.
	www.shugenkai.com /budo.html (809 words)

	The Budo Charter (Budo Kensho)
		Budo, rooted in the martial spirit of ancient Japan, is an aspect of traditional culture that has evolved from jyutsu to do through centuries of historical and social change.
		The Budo Charter Committee was established by the Board of Trustees of the Japanese Budo Association.
		In addition, three sub-committees to the Budo Charter Committee were established to study (1) the origin and history of budo, chaired by Tatsuo Saimura, (2) the outlook for unifying budo, chaired by Shinichi Oimatsu, and (3) the image of the ideal human being, chaired by Kisshomaru Ueshiba.
	judoinfo.com /budo.htm (1242 words)

	Iaido - Japanese Traditional Budo
		Iaido is one of the Japanese traditional Budo concerned with drawing the blade and cutting in the same motion.
		One must bear in mind the higher goals to achieve and take each steps and overcome each obstacle, but at the same time, one must relish and enjoy his challenges, though the path may be a difficult one to follow.
		The classical Budo disclose their meaning only to those who are dedicated and who exert their minds and bodies in rigorous training.
	www.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp /~baba/iaido (1836 words)

	Budo and Bushido (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Budo, on the other hand, is the application of samurai knowledge as a way to improve one's life, and the life of others.
		The relation of bushido to budo is analogous to the development of acupuncture: during centuries of warfare, the Chinese collected massive amounts of data on the effects of puncture wounds on various parts of the body.
		Budo, however, was not commonly used to refer to martial arts in Japan until the Meiji Period (Hurst, 1993, p.
	members.aol.com /koshinage/commentary/budo_and_bushido.htm (7631 words)

	Welcome to the World Budo Alliance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The World Budo Alliance was created to form a true organization of brotherhood, quality, and integrity, and to restore the true values of the martial arts.
		The World Budo Alliance is an organization with integrity, quality, and proper standards, which are the corner stones of the Martial Arts, and it is through this that the WBA continues to grow.
		At present, we have members in 14 countries and It is the goal of the World Budo Alliance to be a truly supportive governing body, which can offer it's membership all that is needed to succeed.
	www.budokwai.com /wba-uk (148 words)

	United States Yoseikan Budo Association
		The United States Yoseikan Budo Association (USYBA) was founded in 1979 as the United States extension of the Japanese Yoseikan Budo organization then headquartered in Shizuoka, Japan.
		The USYBA is authorized to govern the practice of Yoseikan Budo in the United States.
		Yoseikan Budo is a comprehensive Japanese martial art founded by Master Minoru Mochizuki, Yoseikan Budo as practiced in the United States is most strongly identified with aikido, although it is heavily flavored with judo techniques, so that it resembles the older, broader, aikijutsu styles from which judo and aikido were derived.
	www.yoseikanbudo.us /faq.asp (1303 words)

	Budo Taijutsu
		Budo Taijutsu, is more suited to today's lifestyle, where there are no rules, no time-keepers, judges, referees, no weight divisions, etc. It involves getting home safely.
		Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu (combat body skills), is one of the few surviving complete martial arts.
		Budo Taijutsu is a complete martial art, and as such, incorporates strikes, punches, kicks, throws, locks, tumbling, weaponry, stealth, meditation, spiritual empowerment, and a literally unlimited universe of henka (variations).
	www.n-i-n.com /Budo_Taijutsu.html (489 words)

	Just Karate - Encyclopedia - Budo
		The term Budo can also be used in a more limited fashion to refer to what is called the "gendai" budo, the modern martial arts developed after the Meiji restoration of 1868.
		In addition budo implies an emphasis on the spiritual and meditative aspects of the martial art.
		The term koryu budo can be used to mean the pre-1868 "Old Tradition" martial arts.
	www.justkarate.co.uk /pedia-budo.html (159 words)

	Yoseikan Budo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Yoseikan Budo is based on a wavy movement beginning in the hip.
		Yoseikan Budo was founded in the early 60's by Hiroo Mochizuki Sensei.
		The first world competition of Yoseikan Budo was held in September 1990 in France.
	www.martial-way.com /yoseikanbudo.html (95 words)

	THE NOBLE STRUGGLE OF THE WARRIOR: WHAT IS BUDO?
		Budo is the way of the warrior; it embraces all the Japanese martial arts.
		Budo includes such arts as kendo, judo, aikido, and kyudo or archery; yet the ideogram bu also means to cease the struggle.
		In Budo the point is not only to compete, but to find peace and mastery of the self.
	judoinfo.com /budozen.htm (535 words)

	Zum Begriff Budô (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		After the Meiji Restoration (1868), the content of martial arts changed greatly, reflecting the fact that they were no longer meant to be used in combat and were no longer exclusive attainments of the warrior class.
		Reflecting this new circumstance, bujutsu was replaced by the term budo, implying that one would be trained in spiritual principles rather than for combat.
		Modern budo seeks the development of skills through physical exercise, and by establishing objective standards of skills, provides opportunities for competition.
	www.budoweb.de /Budo_begriff.htm (2620 words)

	Martial Arts Definitions and Terminology (1)
		Gendai budo refers to budo that became finalized after the Meiji restoration (1868), in other words, budo forms that were established only one or at most three generations ago.
		Gendai budo, as aforementioned, means "modern" martial arts, usually of a large-audience appeal, established in "modern" (gendai) times.
		Therefore, there karatedo, while a unified gendai budo fighting system originating out of Okinawa, retains several strains that are quite different in their kata and training methods.
	www.furyu.com /onlinearticles/Defs1.html (802 words)

	The Aikido FAQ: Budo and Bushido
		Similarly, Bushido, and the military sciences developed by the samurai, can be used for propaganda and violence, but it can also be put to positive use in Budo Benefits of Budonot only include psychological well-being, physical health, and self-improvement, but also the intellectual growth and spiritual enrichment of the Budo practitioner.
		Although this transformation of the martial arts and the formulation of Bushido ideals are regarded as creative adaptations since Meiji times, Tokugawa contemporaries perceived this as a decline in martial skills.
		Ki training is not limited to just Aikido--other Budo, including "hard" styles such as karatedo, have their own interpretations of Budo and Ki Self-improvement and conflict management methods in other martial arts are just as valid.
	www.aikidofaq.com /essays (7416 words)

	SOGO BUDO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Martial arts were looked upon as being not a single discipline, but a bundle of arts (Sogo Bujutsu / Budo), a number of which the Samurai was expected to be thoroughly proficient in.
		The ability to adapt and to improvise in any situation, to fight empty handed, grapple with or use any type of weapon against an opponent is what made them the ultimate Warriors that they were.
		In these modern times, authentic Sogo Bujutsu / Budo practitioners are extremely rare but are available for you to learn from.
	www.seishinkan.com /battlegr/bggen/sogobudo.htm (288 words)

	Drifting Sands Aiki Budo
		Drifting Sands Aiki Budo, a progressive school of Aikido-based mixed martial arts, is located in Klamath Falls, Oregon.
		Drifting Sands Aiki Budo was founded (as Sand Drift West Aikido) in 1992 as an extension of the Sand Drift Martial Arts Association.
		During the life of Tom Walker, "Sand Drift West Aikido" was a west-coast extension of Dr. Walker's Florida dojo.
	www.vindico.com /aikido (366 words)

	YOSEIKAN BUDO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Yoseikan Budo is a comprehensive martial art founded by Master Minoru Mochizuki.
		Master Mochizuki is one of the last living direct students of Judo founder Jigoro Kano, a major student of Aikido founder Morihei Ueshiba and also studied under Gichin Funakoshi, founder of Shotokan Karate.
		This web site is sponsored by the University of Alabama Yoseikan Budo Club in cooperation with the United States Yoseikan Budo Association.
	www.bama.ua.edu /~usbudo (184 words)

	AikiWeb Aikido Product Reviews - Budo - Powered by ReviewPost
		All of the techniques of Budo are presented and include taijutsu, aiki ken and jo, spear and bayonet exercises.
		This presentation is intended as the companion to Takemusu Aikido Special Edition which covers the techniques of Budo in great depth in book form.
		These are the authentic techniques of aikido created by its Founder as demonstrated by one of his foremost students.
	www.aikiweb.com /reviews/showproduct.php?product=342 (227 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Budo: Teachings of the Founder of Aikido: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Buy Budo: Teachings of the Founder of Aikido with Invincible Warrior: Pictorial Biography of Morihei...
		Dating from the 1930's these words and pictures come from a time in which O-Sensei's Enlightenment experience had reshaped his vision of Budo.
		At the same time at the age of around fifty years old he was still at the peak of his physical powers so the Aikido of this time illustrates the balance between the martial and the spiritual elements of Aikido more than at any other time in its history.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/4770020708 (934 words)

	Kokondo Martial Arts of Connecticut - Budo News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Posted as a Acrobat PDF file you will have the option of downloading and saving, printing or archiving each addition.
		Moreover, by having access to the web you will be able to obtain publications at a moments notice.
		By having your registration, Budo News will forward notification to you when each publication is posted.
	www.jukido.com /WelcomeBudonews.htm (96 words)

	Budo Tattoo Home
		We hope you’ll find these pages a valuable guide to our artists and their services.
		Budo studio meets the APP environmental criteria for membership
		The Budo Tattoo website contains many high-quality graphics, especially in the Galleries.
	www.budotattoo.com /home.html (126 words)

	Indice Enciclopedia Shotokai Universidad de Concepción de Karate-do y Artes Marciales Japonesas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Shotokai Karate Budo descriptions: one, another, still another.
		Difference between Budo and sport, Genshin Hironishi interview.
		Biography of Masters related to Shotokai Karate Budo.
	www.shotokai.cl /ingles/indice2.html (582 words)

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