Martial Arts Weapons Training APK

n martial art training, there are also some weapons that can be used in every style of martial arts. There are many martial arts that use traditional martial arts weapons as part of their training (i.e. Kung Fu, Karate and Hapkido). However, we have listed below only those martial arts that focus almost exclusively on training with weapons. They focus on weapons such as the Bo, Jo, Bokken, Naginata and Yantok. Many martial artists use these weapon-based styles in order to supplement the unarmed ("empty hand") techniques that they learned at more traditional martial arts schools. Martial Arts Styles focused primarily on Weapons Training Bojutsu - Bojutsu is a martial arts style focused on the long staff (i.e. Bo). Canne de Combat - Canne de Combat is a French martial arts that focuses on a sports version of cane fighting. Eskrima - Philippine martial arts focused on stick fighting. This Filipino martial arts is also known as Arnis and Kali. Fencing - Fencing today is mainly an Olympic-style sport. However, there is a sub-style called historical fencing which focuses on fencing as a martial arts. Gatka - Gatka is an Indian martial arts focused on weapons, especially swords. Gungsol is a Korean martial arts focused on archery. Haidong Gumdo - Haidong Gumdo is a Korean martial arts focused on sword techniques. It contains elements similar to Kenjutsu and Iaido. Hanbojutsu - This Japanese martial arts focuses on the Hanbo (a 3 foot wooden staff). HEMA - Historical European Martial Arts - HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts) refers to mainly sword-based martial arts based on techniques used in Europe from around the 1300s to the 1800s. Iaido - Iaido is a Japanese martial arts focused on the drawing of a sword (bokken, iaito or shinken) from its scabbard. This martial arts relies heavily on katas (forms) and does not utilize sparring. Iaijutsu - Iaijutsu is the combat version of Iaido. Itto-Ryu - Itto-Ryu is a Japanese martial arts focused on the sword. There are many sub-styles of Itto-Ryu and this martial arts had significant influence on the development of modern Kendo. Jojutsu - Jojutsu is a Okinawan/Japanese martial arts focused on the shorter Jo staff. Jukendo - Jukendo is a Japanese martial arts focused on the bayonet. Keijojutsu - Keijojutsu is a Japanese martial arts focused on police stick fighting (batons). Kendo - Kendo is a Japanese martial arts style focused on sword fighting (i.e. Bokken and Katana). Kenjutsu - Kenjutsu is a Japanese martial arts style focused on sword techniques. In contrast to Kendo, Kenjutsu is less focused on sparring. want to know more? for further information and details, download this now and grab what you want. please enjoy this application and give us any feedback.