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i'm looking for a specific martial art... i tell u about it:

 

it has kicks, strikes, a few throws and joints locks is well (maybe not perfect) for self defense and a very good workout to stay/get into shape.

 

weapon training, if any, concentrates on one or two weapons. what weapons is not important.

 

any ideas?

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KSW = Kuk Sool Won

 

But we and Hapkido both have a lot more than just a few throws.

 

We also have quite a few weapons, but you only learn a couple to start.

 

Some TKD schools have those qualities. Aikido, Hwa Rang Do, even some Karates have that kind of diversity, but I'm not familiar with their exact names.

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That sounds like both the martial arts I take, lol. Jujitsu and Isshinryu Karate. Isshinryu’s throw are infact not prefect, they focus mostly on strikes and kicks.

 

Most Martial Arts have weapons training of some kind.

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Well, let me give you an example. In Issh, I learns a move called the Soto Makikomi, which looks like this:

 

http://www.judoinfo.com/images/animations/sotomaki.gif

 

The Issh version, you wrap around, till they lose or weaken their grip, and start hitting. It works if there grip isn’t strong. The don’t send them to the ground, and you don’t really get your body right next to the attacker, both things that make the move descent. And either way, you pull them close to you so you can hit closer. But, as you can see from the Judo pic, it is a little different. First day in Jujitsu, I tried, that, didn’t quite work to well.

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this is my first post here, so, hello people :)

 

Icetuete, what you are describing could be almost anything. to me it sounds like ryukyu kempo or some early form of karate. ryukyu kempo has a lot of karate type strikes, many of which sort of flow into throws and/or joint locks. it also involves some improvised weapons such as bo, nunchaku and tonfa.

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Icetuete, what you are describing could be almost anything.

 

yeah, kind of... that makes things more difficult for me as well :)

 

i was talking about some japanese style if that helps. focuss on strikes and kicks more than throws and joint locks. i am not sure but i think there wasnt even any kata... but i am really not sure.

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what i forgot to mention, one of the weapons (the only weapon?) it involves is a staff and dealing with multiple enemys is part of the training.
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