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 The Master K's system incorporates a combination of the most effective techniques taken from each of these popular Martial Arts styles: - Traditional Tang Soo Do
- Kenpo
- Tae Kwon Do
- Ai Ki Do
- Ju Jitsu / Judo
- Kung Fu
- Hap Ki Do
- Boxing
- Kickboxing
- Weapons Training
This practical self-defense system includes the strengths derived from each Martial Arts style and disregards the weaknesses. The Master K's system has evolved over many years of practice and study. It is ever-changing, yet always the same; constantly being refined but the basic foundation remains - always striving for what really works! The following is only a part of a brief example of the strengths borrowed from each art: Traditional Tang Soo DoKata's (forms), the circular blocks, direct strikes, kicks and the Chinese influence of redirection KenpoSpeed hitting, multiple striking, the deadly pinpoint accuracy of priority targets and pressure points in close-quarter situations Tae Kwon DoKicking Ai Ki DoWrist locks, arm bars, pressure points, manipulations, and take-downs. Gun, knife, and club defense, redirecting an opponent's energy, and distraction. Ju Jitsu/JudoGrappling, wrist locks, arm bars, pressure points, manipulations, throws, take-downs, pins, submissions, gun, knife, and club defense Kung FuCircular parries, traps, simultaneous block / hitting, cat stances, evasiveness, redirection, gate system, small box theory, stance transfer, pak sau, deception, and techniques taken from the tiger, crane, snake, monkey, and the dragon Hap Ki DoEscapes from holds, throws, take-downs, close-quarter situations BoxingProper fighting stance, effective punching, footwork, counter-punching, distance fighting, slipping, feinting, defensive skills, sparring Kickboxing Combination punching/kicking, sparring To learn more about our Martial Arts training or to sign up for classes, contact us any time at: Phone: (586) 566-1397
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