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Martialarm Combat arts Kung Fu is a total control system made up of
scientific body weapons with unrivaled effectiveness in both attacks
and defense. Formula Fighting allows a unrivaled set up for attack and
defense - a much faster system of fighting than the conventional 'wait
until they move response' defenses. Formula fighting correctly applied
is so far above current combat systems technology to evolve into a
martial science so to set new standards.
# The system includes:
# Smart error ideas and selective targeting
# Meridian points and internal shock strikes
# Multi-functional and military applications
# Broken Rhythm or plyometric applications
# Chi-Sau and automatic reflex systems
# Hidden weapons and clasifications
# One arm combat strategies
# Fire and forget formulas
# Inertia breaking
# Delivery zones
# etc
Martial Arts Modern Warfare
Chinese fighting systems especially are renowned for the wide
variety of their hand techniques. Most Kung-Fu styles use a good
variation of hand/arm weapons (such as claws, gouges, palms, backhands,
punches, backfists, hammerfists, forearm, elbows and shoulder strikes)
than their Japanese, Okinawan and Korean counter�parts.
In addition to the actual number of natural body weapons used
there is also a tremendous range of different applic�ations due to the
regionalised development of Kung Fu styles and the different approaches
taken by hard or internal/external styles.
In this analogy, the legs are used as the body's heavy
artillery, while the hands are the body's infantry. In a military
en�counter, it is common to use first satelite technology to view the
opponents attack and defense cababilities and then use long distance
stealth artillery to soften up the enemy and to provide a moving cover
behind which the infantry can advance to seize and hold disputed
territory. Without the benefit of the artillery, the infantry would
take heavy casual�ties.
However, artillery with nothing else cannot seize and hold
territory - a major bom�bardment may drive the enemy out. So it is with
arm and leg techniques - we often use our legs to soften up the
opponent and to enable us to bridge the gap until we can close in and
finish the fight with hand/arm techniques and the proper use and
co-ordination of hand/arm and leg techniques is often crucial to
success/ survival.
We espouse a combination approach which uses hand/leg attacks
from different angles of attack and at various target levels. The
concept is tomaintain a flow of offensive techniques moving into an
opponent's target zones from different angles and at different levels,
in order to disorientate him/her completely. We believe that this
position is superior tactically to reliance upon one or two heavily
committed techniques.
Martialarm Scientific Training For Speed
#1. Beginning of action
a. You must start in a positive delivery zone otherwise a
negative zone can either injure your body parts or work against the
intended action and become counter productive. (Newtons 1st law of
motion)
b. Create an inertia breaker, a movement that will help you
overcome the inertia (resistence to motion due to gravity and
friction).
#2. Middle of action (Newtons 2nd Law)
a. After the inertia breaker you must continue the acceleration
with a Booster. (Like a booster rocket, an extra aid, a second stager)
b. All body parts eg arms and legs, in any move be it a punch,
block or kick, must always end up in a bent elbow or knee movement to
enable a very quick change in any direction at any time.
#3. End of action
NOTE: 'End' of action should not be taken literally as one
should never really stop action until the job is done. Our 'end action'
has to be programmed to an interuppted continuity as if this stage is
still the middle stage.
Martialarm Martial Developement of Power
Most Chinese styles use a calm approach to power development. We
try to keep unnecessary muscles from being involved in the technique,
in order to avoid inhibiting the prime movers behind a certain
technique from achieving its result. Essentially, a straight punch is a
triceps-driven technique and the Chinese style of punching allows the
triceps to do its job without the inhibition of significant biceps
involvement in this punch.
Most other techniques can be viewed in a similar fashion - you
have muscles which are vital to the effective execution of a technique
and muscles which can be not, or which are even counter-productive when
involved in that technique. No matter which martial arts style you do,
try to avoid unnecessary muscle involvement.
Many Chinese styles use more "follow-through" in their
techniques and achieve their power by driving the entire body weight
through a target zone at speed. The arm is totally relaxed until
contact is made and the body is still driving deeper into the target
when attention is brought to the technique using a trigger.
The body has more inertia to overcome before it can move with
the descending line of force and, as a result, the power is more
completely absorbed by the body rather than being partially dissipated
by the body moving more freely with the punch, as with a horizontal
line of force.
Martialarm Combat systems Weapons
The Martialarm System uses quite a large array of natural body weapons, a few of them fairly specialised. The main ones are:
� Finger Strikes. (Flying Fingers, Immortal Pointing the Way,
Twin Dragons, Tiger Claw, Eagle Claw, Dragon Claw, Rat Claw and Crab
Claw).
� Back Fist Strike. (These tend to be follow�through rather than the 'snap' versions).
� Bottom Fist Strike. (Iron Hammer equates to the Japanese tettsui technique).
� Forearm Strikes. (This is used for smashing, sweeping blows of great power).
� Elbow Strikes. (This is generally used in a very flexible manner using multiple strikes).
� Shoulder Strikes. (Used for close-in work, of�ten to propel an opponent out into punch�ing range).
As you can see, there is an emphasis on tightly targetted use
of a specialised hand formation in many cases. It is not enough merely
to lash out in the hopes of an effective strike. In a ring situation,
the "when in doubt, lash out" tactic may gain you points, but in the
street it will be ineffective, unless you are lucky enough to impact on
a vital point. A precise, surgi�cal strike or kick into one of your
opponent's vital or weak targets is needed and your combinations
definately has to be structured with this in mind.
Martialarm System Technological Achievements
1. Revolutionised Martial arts thinking and design of "Formula
Fighting" or "Martial Arts by Numbers" that allows pre-emptive attack -
a much faster system than the conventional "Reactionary Response" to
attack.
2. Development and pioneered Martial Science - a system which
enables practitioner of all styles to evaluate and modify current
technologies to improve efficiency and allow comparisons with proof of
technologies, concepts and technologies.
3. Developed the following technologies -
a. Sightless combat
b. Smart weapons systems
c. Stealth weapons systems
d. Fire-and-forget systems
e. Broken rhythm energy
f. Plyometrics applications
g. U.F.O. motions
h. Counter error programs
i. Convert errors into attack
j. Selective automatic targetting
The Three Cs - Capability - Control - Confidence
Certainty in containing the opponent by a huge technological edge and a super tough body and mind.
1. Capabilities - Current fighting systems technologies have
been transcended by great handling in that it is a martial science
based on completely prooven concepts.
2. Control - Allows great handling of the opponents
capabilities making him defensively impotent. Multi functional
applications in everyday life as well as in self defense.
3. Confidence - The small, the unco-ordinated, the disabled
and also the best and brightest will gain in self belief through this
training.
Martial arm Martial Science Offers
Attack systems that cant be blocked. A shield that cant be
breached. Body toughening, Formula fighting, Stealth and U.F.O weapons
including the Nukes. Mind freeze technology that shuts the opponent
down. 3Cs Capabilities and Control bring about Confidence.
Martial arm Martial Science Concepts
1. Traditional Fighting systems - Animal styles or based on kata and ritualised.
2. Acclectic Martial systems - Collection of what works for the individual into a new style.
3. Designer Martial arts - Only the usable of conscious mind, scientific and repeatable.
Similarities to Bruce Lee Jeet Kune Do
Simultaneous parrying & striking
When standing up to an incoming attack; the attack is parried
or deflected and a counter attack is delivered at the same time. Not as
advanced as a stop hit but more effective than blocking and counter
attacking in order. This is also practiced by some Chinese martial
arts.
Economy of motion
JKD students are told to waste no time or movement. When it
comes to combat JKD practitioners believe the easiest things work best.
Be like water
Lee believed that martial systems should be as flexible as
possible. He time and time again used water as an analogy to describe
why flexibility is a desired trait in martial arts. Water is absolutely
flexible. It can be seen through, but yet at other times it can obscure
things from sight. It can split and go around things, rejoining on the
other side, or it can crash through things. It can erode the hardest
rocks by gently lapping away at them or it can flow past the tiniest
pebble. Lee believed that a martial system should have these
behaviours. JKD students reject traditional systems of training,
fighting styles and the Confucian guidance used in traditional kung fu
schools because of this lack of flexibility. JKD is is often said to be
a dynamic concept that is forever changing, thus being extremely
flexible. "Absorb what is useful; Disregard that which is useless" is
an often quoted Bruce Lee maxim. JKD students are encouraged to study
every form of combat available. This is believed to expand one's
knowledge of other fighting systems; to both add to one's arsenal as
well as to know how to defend against such tactics.
Stop hits / stop kicks
This means deflecting an opponent's attack with an attack of
your own instead of a simple block. JKD students believe that this is
the most difficult defensive skill to develop. This strategic plan can
be a feature of some traditional Chinese martial arts.
No high kicks
JKD practitioners conclude they should mark their kicks to
their opponent's shins, knees, thighs, and mid section. These targets
are the closest to the foot, provide more stability and are more
difficult to defend against. However, as with all other JKD principles
nothing is "written in stone". If a open area presents itself; even a
target above the waist one could take advantage of the situation
without feeling burdened by this principle.
About the Author
This article was written by P. Sundbye who has been training in various martialarts for the last 11 years including Wing Chun Kung Fu, Aikido, Tong Long and the Lee Total Control system.
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