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Links To Organisations Affiliated To The Junsei Ryu
Bujutsu Renmei
Aikoushin Kobujutsu
Renmei
The Aikoushin Kobujutsu Renmei holds itself as a bridge between the ancient and the modern; and prides itself on
its traditional approach to the martial arts using a combination of both traditional and modern methods of training. Students
study a combination of Jujutsu, Kempo and Kobujutsu to create a comprehensive system of martial arts, adaptable to almost
any situation. Thanks to the panic caused by recent UK laws regarding martial arts practice with weaponry, the ancient styles
of weapons based application are fast dying out and being replaced by sporting forms only useable for displays and demonstrations.
Join the AKR and learn to adapt yourself to any given situation, appropriately and effectively with both armed and unarmed
forms of self-defence.
Shunryu Kenpo Karate
The SKKA is a friendly, family run martial arts and self-defence club based in Sawtry, Huntingdonshire. The SKKA believes
in making self-protection and self-defence accessible to people from all walks of life. We are not about making hard men harder,
but in making normal people fitter, safer and more confident. Based
on Shunryu Kempo Karate - Shunryu Kenpo 隆館 拳法 (lit: Excellence, Talent, Capability, Skill &
Fist Law) should be considered an off shoot system rather than an entirely different method. However Shunryu Kenpo also draws
on Reality Based Protection as well as Modern & Traditional Kempo*. Shunryu Kenpo is made up of many cultures that influenced
its mother art. In actuality it is a combination of six cultures: Chinese, Japanese, Okinawan, Hawaiian,
American and now English. Shunryu Kenpo is also heavily influenced by the Practice of Zen Meditation 'Zazen 坐禅’
(lit: seated meditation). However this practice is not generally taught during our 'Public Classes' and is only introduced
to committed Kempoka during our 'Private Classes' held at the Shunryukan.
Rokotsu Ryu Ju-Jitsu
The
Rokotsu Ryu Ju-Jitsu system stands firmly between the ancient and modern ideals of combative Ju-Jitsu, taking the best from
both worlds, without diluting the need for tradition in place of combative effectiveness.
The Rokotsu Ryu Ju-Jitsu system
is headed by the system inheritor Dave Baker Shihan, who is perhaps best known for his Aikoushin Kobujutsu system. Dave
Baker Shihan inherited what was then known as the Freestyle Ju-Jitsu System after many years of training, before changing
its name to Rokotsu Ryu Ju-Jitsu as a more accurate reflection of his traditional application of classical Ju-Jitsu.
Junsei Has Its Own Martial Arts Magazine
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keep friends and members of the Junsei Ryu Bujutsu Renmei in contact with one another, whilst sharing information and resources.
This newsletter has now grown into a quarterly magazine of real interest. This entirely FREE downloads is available quarterly
from www.JunseiMagazine.com of for an alternative download at www.Scribd.com/JunseiRyu
Links To Organisations Outside Of The Junsei Ryu Bujutsu
Renmei
Black-Ronin Martial Arts Supplies
Black-Ronin Martial Arts Supplies
(Black-Ronin MAS) have been serving the needs of Martial Arts Enthusiasts since 2005 By supplying only the best quality Martial
Arts equipment to the UK market. They pride themselves on providing customers with high-quality products at truly competitive
prices. Regardless of the martial arts style or system you are interested in Black-Ronin Martial Arts
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Free Online Martial Arts Dictionary
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descriptions of martial arts styles, weapons, terms and phrases FreeMartialArtsDictionary.com covers not only the most famous
martial arts of China, Japan and Korea, but also the less well known art from all over the world. Dual translation on most
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