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These
alternative martial arts and "far out"
combative sport is the kind of thing you
may never have heard of. Some may even
be filed under "Stupid things
I don't want to know about!"
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Important
side
note: Before you read on, make
sure you take a look
at all the free stuff inside
'The
Martial Arts Vault'!
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But
let us not judge too fast Grasshopper!
It is always wise to know you opposition
- any wise person want to know what he or
she is up against! These alternative martial
arts may, even if you're aware of it or
no, be something that you have to face one
day...
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And
what do I know: Maybe you find the art of
Carate or Long Fu so exciting that you simply
have to seek them out? Or maybe you wish
to start your own style of Noshindo? Yep,
you can become a Great Grand Master in your
own style - just think about that for a
second!
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You
may even become a late Grand Master
if you don't watch you back against sneak
attacks from Crapoeira, Suemo or
Kung Who!
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Even
a modest genius like yours truly may
have missed a really, really far out (and
probably highly lethal) martial art. Though
this is indeed unlikely, I will yield
to anyone smarter and more educated than
myself :-) So, if you happen to know any
alternative
martial arts I will include them here.
I will not be happy, but I will do it :-) Just
remember - it must be really stupid,
not just slightly off!
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A:
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Aikidon't
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The
art of denying anything
and everything. Often involves
blaming others.
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Aikido-re-mi
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A
form of aikido done to nursery
rhymes and songs from "Sound
of Music".
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Ai
Kid Oh
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Aikid-oh
is the ultimate Japanese
version of Young Fu. Even
more rolling around than
the latter...
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B:
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Bado
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A
special "reversed engineering",
simplistic
form of budo.
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Barbecuedo
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A
North-American food-fight.
Always done outdoors and
mostly over the weekend.
Hot! The self-defense variety
is called barbecuejutsu.
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Bling
Chun
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A
unique American art, involves
loading a homie with all
sorts of heavy stuff
(called bling bling), and
insanely oversized clothes,
making him unable to move
without looking really stupid.
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Boo-jutsu
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How
to boo someone until they
break down or leave all
together.
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Booto
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"The
path of the boot",
also referred as "to
give someone the boot"
or "being booted".
A true kicking art!
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Bush-Hido |
Specialising in concealing oneself behind large leafed plants and
shrubs. (admission by Alan Reeves) |
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Busydo
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"The
way of 'busyness'".
Usually seen when
someone performs some sort
of martial art pattern -
waiving arms and legs about
at great speed. The object
is to scare people who are
easily scared (and equally,
easily impressed).
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Buykido
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The
art of buying stuff, and
then sidestepping payments
(the universal principle
of "No Paying - No
Pain").
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Buykijutsu
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The
feminine art where a black
belt in shopping is the
ultimate goal. This takes
years and years of constant,
and hard, practice
(aka. shopping). You may
- incorrectly - be
led to believe that the practitioners
are naked, since the typical
opening phrase is: "I
don't have anything to wear!"
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C:
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Carate
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Using
your car to "leave
a lasting impression"
on someone or something.
Can be performed one on
one, in groups, or in kata form. Carate
is an expensive activity,
also referred to as cra-ching.
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Chickenjutsu
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the
art of being a chicken.
The sport variety is called
Chickendo. Basically involves
heavy heartbeats and running
away.
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Comebac
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Combac
involves displaying Leaveing-chun,
and then bringing in friends
(known as 'brothers') and/or
weapons at a later stage.
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Comebath
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This
is probably the cleanest
fighting arts of all. When
done properly, the Combathants
experience a state called
'floating' (allegedly, a
very desirable state). Diving-chun
is known as a more jumping
style of Comebath.
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Con
Fu
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Also
known as "Ju Fool".
The art of ehhmm ... cunningly
persuading someone to give
you money or valuables.
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Cookie-Do |
Sitting back watching dodgy 70s martial arts movies. (admission
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Cowli
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Cowli
is a highly advanced cowboy
art, involving two rattan
sticks, lots of beans the
best Chuck Norris moves
ever. Uniform: Walker, Texas
Ranger style. Uses colored
boots rather than belts.
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Cowpoeira
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Cowpoeira
is a martial arts dance
that mimics the elegant
and energetic moves of the
South-American cattle. Done
to the (rather annoying)
beats of cow-bells.
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Crapoeira
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Crapoeira
is white people with little
or no sense of rhythm
trying to do Brazilian capoeira.
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Crudo
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Crudo
is the collective name of
the most basic martial
arts, such as Tai Cheap,
Chickenjutsu, Escreama or
Slapkido.
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D:
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Dae
Wrong Do
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A
form of Ju-do-suck. Literally
meaning: 'The Wrong Way'.
Probably because you either
have shown up for the
wrong class (like being
prepared for yoga in a street
combat class), or because
you really are lost.
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Drunkendo
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Any
form of FUI (Fighting Under
Influence) with bamboo swords.
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Dumbo
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A
simplified street-fighting
variety of Russian sambo.
Always a form of FUI.
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E:
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Escreama
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Real
loud shouting when you encounter
a stick up.
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Escrealma
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Real
escrima, known only
by one master - Master Hu
Nose.
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F:
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Fensing
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Christian,
religious teenage group
activity. Lots of choir
singing and saber fighting.
All goods are stolen, but
don't tell the kids!
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Foodo
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All
fighting arts related
to generous consumption
of food. Known as food-fight
- anything goes!
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Fu-Kung |
Screaming obscenities at the opponent rendering them helpless
... or
confused. (admission by Alan Reeves) |
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Gluedo
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A
sticky form of Japanese
wrestling.
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Gone
Fu
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The
ancient art of disappearing
- In China often referred
to as "Fearless
Tiger Vanishing Silently Through
the Rear Exit."
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Growshindo
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A
very large -- and growing
-- French art. A typical
technique involves doing 357
moves (to confuse the opponent
and entertain the audience),
before taking a lunch break.
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Gum
Fu
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Another
Chinese sticky art with
lots of bite - great for
the senior citizens.
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H:
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Ha-ha-hapkido
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Aka.
humor. Involves general
mayhem, laughter and
lots of rolling around.
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Happykido
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A
fighting style which incorporates
so much smile, joy, hugs and
happiness, you'll drive everyone
around you to their death
in no time. More lethal
than the sports variety:
Ha-ha-hapkido.
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Highkido
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A
gentler, allegedly wiser and
mostly unarmed variety
of Drunkendo.
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Hippiekido
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A
laid back and philosophical
art involving casual joint
manipulation and lots of
meditation. All really far
out dude.
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How-do-ju-do
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The gentle
art of politely (and cunningly)
blowing smoke up someone's
posterior.
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I:
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Icehockeydo
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Nonviolent
hockey with lots of
blending, harmony, projections
and ki. Both teams
win every game!
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IroniKali
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Ironic
use of rattan sticks. Always
double-sticks, since every
move has two interpretations
- one obvious, physical
- and another, deeper (ironic)
one. Kind of funny, but
you're never quite sure...
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Iscreama
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A
predecessor to of Ju-do-suck.
Involves loud voices, and
a special form of flailing
the arms in (seemingly)
random fashion.
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Iskijutsu
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Basically
aikijutsu developed for
the skiing population. You
have various cross-country
(Nordic), as well as a downhill
forms. All are performed
in full contact with Mother
Nature.
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Icekido
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Solo
(kata) or duo skating
done to loud music
on huge PA's. A highly stylized
and circular art with lots
of jumps and fancy poses.
The skates can be used as
a combat weapon. Very few
take this on as a full-contact
form due to this fact.
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Jaw
Jitsu
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The
perfect art for those wanting
to take one or more bites
out of crime ... or anything
else for that matter.
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Jew
Jitsu
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The
oldest of all Hebrew martial
arts. Very kosher.
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Ju-do-suck
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The art
telling others in no uncertain
terms how you feel about
them, their ancestors, household and
their inferior art.
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Judon't |
The art of standing about waiting for something to happen. (admission
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Ju
Go
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Ju
Go is the art of convincing
others to go rather than
yourself.
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Jury-jitsu
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The
art of wrestling with a
jury. Will involve lots
of verbal judo.
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K:
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Kalimbo
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A
Western Indian martial arts
dance. Involves bending
over backwards and passing under a pole that is lowered slightly each time.
The dancer is being hit
with rattan sticks to speed
up the process.
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Kalinguistics
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A
form of verbal judo. Kalinguistics
packs more punch, and you
are expected to stick to
it 'till the end.
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Karache |
Similar to Teak-Wond-Do except with stringed instruments. (admission
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Karate-duh
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Karate-duh
is the simple art of a straight
line between two points -
typically my fist and your
face. So obvious and simple
that it takes a lot of practice
(duh!).
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Karatea
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British
ceremonial tea drinking
involving fist fights and
heavy doses of polite upper
class language ("Terribly
sorry, old chap - my fault
entirely!") Think Monthy
Python. A tad more violent
than a Japanese tea
ceremony.
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Kempose
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The
stylish art of looking real
cool and striking a variety
of fancy poses. The objective
is to look tough, attract media
and impress the public (read:
the opposite gender).
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Kendo
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1.
Japanese sword fighting.
2. The headbutting style
of Ken "the Caveman"
Kilminster from Glasgow,
Scotland.
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King
Fu
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The
lesser known, semi-royal
version of the Chinese art.
And yes, they had kings
in China - in fact many
of them, but only one emperor (at
the time)
though.
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King
Kong Fu
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Huge
monkey (aka. gorilla) style
kung fu
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Kung
Crew
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Kung
Crew is a special close
combat variety of the fu-stuff,
designed for use on airplanes
by cabin crews against unruly
passengers; totally Hong
Kong Fu!
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Kung
Flu
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A
variation of bacteriological
warfare - very sneaky!
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Kung
Food
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A
Chinese parallel to Japanese
sumo - weight has a lot
of ... well, weight actually.
One vital difference is
that Kung Food involves
eating as the only competitive
element. Should be a big
hit in some North-American
countries.
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Kung
Fun
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The
"Jokeido" of Chinese
martial arts. Very funny,
highly addictive, inherently
deadly.
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Kung
Who
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Kung
Who is so secret that no
one
knows anything or anyone.
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Krav
Raga
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Israeli-Indian
full-contact Bollywood song
and dance self-defense art.
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Liekido
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Liekido
is the great art of never
telling the truth. It is
done to preserve balance
and harmony, and to
increase energy.
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Leaveing-chun
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Leaveing-chun
is the art of not being
there when the poo hits
the fan.
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Long
Fu
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A
very long form of kung fu.
Long Fu has typically more
than 380 moves, and no one
ever remembers them.
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Lung
Fu
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The
internal art of rhythmic
breathing.
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MaKwonDo
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A
century old mother
art. Involves twisting the
earlobes, pinching the cheeks,
wrist slaps, loud screams,
verbal commands and
deft use of cutlery.
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Moo-jitsu
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Japanese
Cow-Fu. Famous for its solid
stances and devastating
headbutts - somewhat similar
to original Bullshido.
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Muay
Tai Chi
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Very
slow Muay Thai.
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Mykido
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Mykido
is just me (or you) working
on our martial art all
by ourselves. Always done
with protective gear, full-contact.
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My
Thigh
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A
modern dance-infused
art inspired by kick-boxing
and cowboy legends -
described as a mix between
line-dance, bump, foxtrot
and Savate.
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Napkido
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Makes
tai chi looks stressed.
The ultimate soothing and
relaxing exercise. Involves
sleeping - and not much
more.
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Newjutsu
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Regular
jutsu is old (or at least
'old-ish'). So this art
is brand spanking new -
which is great (kind of
like box fresh sneakers)!
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Nicehockeydo
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Even
more harmonious than icehockeydo.
You will likely see group
hugs
by both teams after
each score, and hear lots
of "Sorry, my fault
entirely!".
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Ninjazz
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Not
a fighting art as per se,
but still very annoying.
Think of it as a sneaky
form of Taiko drumming with
(very) odd meters. Players
tend to wear black and hide
in the dark.
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Noshindo
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The
style of no style what
so ever. Really great if
you don't plan to do anything
but contemplate doing a
martial art.
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Now-and-then-jutsu
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The
art of having no rhythm
or sense of time, so
that your employer or spouse
(generally known as opponents) never
know if your coming or going.
A great supplement to Crapoeira.
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Nudo
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Nudo
(nude-o) is 'the way of
showing off' (as in showing
off what you really got).
The objective is either
to impress, frighten or
disgust others into surrendering.
Ripping of your own shirt
pre- or mid-confrontation
is a form of semi-nudo.
Streaking is not nudo, neither
is nudism.
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P,
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Pancakerase
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Wrestling
with the urge to have pancakes
with syrup. Based on the
ancient Greece art of Pancakeration.
A hard form of Foodo.
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Poshindo
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An
advanced follow-up,
glamour system to Buykijutsu.
Very expensive! Bad
techniques involves being
seen in public without makeup,
not having a personal assistant/stylist,
buying anything at GAP, sending
your children to public
schools, not flying first
class and wearing the
same outfit twice.
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Poojutsu
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This
is heavy sh**! Poodo ('Way,
or path of the poo')
is just slightly more artsy
and stylish. However, the
Chinese art of Poo Fu is
really THE sh**! Holy-Shitoryu
(see: Vicarate) is not to
be confused with Poojutsu,
Poodo or Poo Fu.
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Pun
Fu
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See:
Wing Fun
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Rapkido
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Ju-do-suck
with backing music and lots
of bling-bling. The dance moves
are similar to, but better
than, crapoeira.
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SamBa
Gua
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A
Chinese-Brazilian internal
martial art cunningly disguised
as a flamboyant dance.
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Slapkido
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Described
as: "The enlightened
path of the universal
energy between the open moving
hand and greeting face."
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Smoking
Fu
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Smoking
Fu is the ultimate art of
trying to look cool while
you pay lots of money to
ruin your own health. The
bad breath, yellow
fingers, smelly clothes
and hair is an added
bonus.
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Song
Fu
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"My
Song
Fu is more out of tune
than your Song Fu!"
Directly from the Beijing
Opera. Its a little like
a Chinese version of Aikido-re-mi ... but
much more painful!
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Suedo
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A
typical Western art of suing
anyone over anything for
a hefty sum of dineros. Involves
throwing all logic, reason and empathy
out the window.
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Suemo
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The
heavyweight division of suedo.
A class act is typically
suemo. Going after McDonalds
because their coffee is
too hot is also suemo, but
also very American.
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Taboodo
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Stepping
on one, or many, belief
system/s. The object is
ultimately to gain
control by divide and conquer.
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Tacowondo
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Mexican-Korean
Food-Fist-Way. Duh - What
were you expecting?
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Taekwondon't
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Not
using your arms or legs.
Basically involves standing
still, performing taekwondumb.
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Tae
Kwon Doze
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"Sleepy
hands and feet" a highly relaxed
and laid back form
of TKD.
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Taekwondumb
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Taekwondumb
is the practical application
of taekwondon't. Even amongst
the weirdest alternative
martial arts, this is a
real strange combat alternative!
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Tae
Kwon Toe
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Tae
Kwon Toe (Taekwon-toe).
Specialised Korean TKD using
only the toes for kicking.
In some schools called
Toe Kwon Do. Toetally serious.
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Take
One Do
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The
way of the first take (extreme newbe-do)
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TakeSomeDough
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The
art getting parents to write
checks for anything involving
martial arts training. The
real masters can have you
sign a check to be allowed
to line up to sign a check...
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Tang
Song Do
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A
Korean battle art. It was
temporarily lost at
7:12 a.m., May 4, 1804
when all four band members
forgot their instruments
for morning practice. It
was resumed however at 07:15.
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Tai
Cheap
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Very
low cost martial art - involves
just one easy-to-learn movement
("Coward walking away
slowly").
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Tai
Cheat
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A
very short form of tai chi,
involving just one movement
- two at the most
(for the sporty and adventurous ones).
Since it all goes so incredibly
slooow, it may seem like
your actually doing different
moves. Cunning!
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Tai
Chilly
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A
strong and spicy martial
art! Belongs to the Kung
Food family.
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Tai
Chimney
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The
secretive, and very exclusive,
art involving getting a
sumo-sized Santa down thousands
of narrow (and dirty)
Chimneys. The objective
is endurance, speed and
silence - plus no dirty
laundry...
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Tape
Kwon Do
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Don't
ask me why - but hey tend
to tape
everything. Guess they get
a kick out of it?
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Tea
Kwon Do
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An
old Korean art translated
as "The path of the tea
hand". Serves them
right!
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Teak-Wond-Do
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Similar to a popular Korean martial art except the use of large lengths of 4x2
hardwood are permitted. (admission by Alan Reeves) |
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Too
Kwon Do
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Simply
too much kwondo (in other
words: more feet, less fist).
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Trykido
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The
art of convincing others
to try something they don't
want.
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Two
Kwon Do
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Second
take - see: Take One Do.
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V,
W:
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Vicarate
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Karate
developed for the clergy.
One well-known style is
Holy-Shitoryu.
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Weirdo
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A
strange art. Like in very,
very strange art. Used in
psychiatric wards to confuse,
and blend with, psychotic
patients. Also highly popular
amongst doormen and bouncers.
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Where's-my-keydo
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1.
The
(near) forgotten art of
the mysterious disappearing
keys. Always played when
you're in a hurry. 2.
Also the name of a musical
form for players who are
(totally) out of key.
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Whendo
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The
art of perfect timing: "When
do I best whack him?"
The correct answer is generally:
"When he's busy with
something else."
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Whodo
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The
wrestling sports equivalent
to Kung Who. Since it is
so secretive, no one ever
knows who is winning. One
of the more obscure fighting
arts!
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Whykido
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Asking
questions until your opponent
(aka. mom, dad or teacher)
gives up and start to cry.
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Why
Buy
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This
art is more commonly seen
as full-contact shoplifting.
Very popular in urban areas.
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Winjitsu
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The
art of claiming victory
without even showing up
for the fight.
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Wing
Fun
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A
highly developed form of
hitting people with jokes
'till they fall over laughing.
Famous last words: "You're
killing me!"
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Wrong
Fu™
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The
very common methodology
of using the wrong method.
Typically involves getting
beaten up or being laughed
at.
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Wushoe
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Aka
Kung Shoe. A typical Chinese
kicking art. Wearing shoes
are mandatory (big surprise...).
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X,
Y, Z:
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Youdo
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Pronounced:
ju doo, is the art of total
surprise. It's a logical
counter to blows such
as: "Honey, I want
a divorce", and "Dad,
I need to borrow the
car". A similar
art is Youtoo? - a perfect counter
method to "I don't
love you anymore",
and "Mom, I need
some money".
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Young
Fu
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A
young martial art, where
a diaper often is a part
of the uniform. You start
with a black belt (Diaper
Dan™) at soon as you
can walk and advance
from there. You can expect
lots of breaks, a cozy environment and
students falling asleep.
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Yihaapkido
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A
fancy mix of horse riding,
flying kicks, bacon and
beans, lots of badges, self-defense
and meditation. Oh, yes...
medication too!
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We will be adding
more
alternative martial arts as soon as they
are brought down from another
solar system. Do come by
for more chuckles!
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