Aikido - Aikikai, USA, Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969), Daito Ryu Aikijutsu. This is the original Aikido
Aikido - Iwama Ryu, USA, Morihiro Saito (1928-2002?), -
Aikido - Shinshin Toitsu (also known as Ki Society), 1974, USA, Koichi Tohei (1920-), branched off from Aikikai
An Ch'i, USA, -, This style was basically the American version of the Ninja—think something like the Lin Kuei... forest demons
Pretty sure this was pulled from some RPG game :P
Angelic Nin-Jitsu, USA, Dan McEaddy, based on Koga Ryu Ninjutsu
You've gotta be kidding me :P
Ba Duan Jin Qi Gong (Eight Brocade Qigong), USA, Shaolin warrior monk, -
Not even a martial art, just qigong
Bagua Quan (Pa Kua Chang/Baguazhang/Paqua Chang), 1600s?, Wudang Mountain Temple, USA, Hae Chon Tong? -
Bak (Pak) Hok (White Crane), USA, -, -
French Boxing (Le Boxe Francaise Savate), USA, -, Modernized Savate. Charles Lecour added "English Boxing" elements to Savate back in the 1800s
Modern Boxing, Great Britain, -, -
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, USA, -, -
Budokai, USA, Shihan Reid, -
Capoeira Angola, 1500-1800s?, USA, African Martial Arts, Capoeira Angola is the top tier Capoeira style in the US
Capoeira Regional (Luta Regional Baiana), 1930s, USA, Manuel dos Reis Machado (Mestre Bimba), Mestre Bimba's take on Capoeira, incorporating sweeps from the Batuque dance-fight style
Cha Chuan (Ch'a Ch'uan/Cha Quan), USA, -, -
Chado, -, -, -
What's tea ceremony doing on a list like this?
Chaka Shaolin Kung Fu, -, -, -
You've gotta be... ah...
Chi-Chi Kempo, USA, Luis Oliver, trained under W. Chow / Mitose / Masutatsu Oyama / Goshi Yamagushi / A. Lee
Man... 🙂
Chinese Kenpo Karate, USA, -, -
So, this has nothing to do with Chinese, Kenpo, or Karate...
Chinese Kuosho, USA?, Wu Sun Feng?, -
This one's weird. Kuosho is actually a full-contact competition name in Taiwan...
Chin Na (Shaolin Chin Na), circa 960, USA, General Yue Fei (1103-1141), founder trained by Shaolin monk Jao Tung. The founder also started Ying Jao
Eh... this is pretty much part of every Kung Fu style
Da Cheng Chuan, 1940s, USA, Wang Xiangzhai (-2000), -
Just another name for I Chuan
Dian Xue, -, -, -
That's just another way to write Dim Mak
Goju Ryu, 1928, USA, Chojun Miyagi (1888-1953), Naha-te under Kanryo Higashionna (1853-1916) plus various American MA's
Gracie Jiu Jitsu, 1925, USA, Gracie Family, learned Tenjin Shingo Ryu Jujutsu and Judo from Mitsuyo Maeda
Greco-Roman Wrestling, 1860, USA, -, -
Hakka Quan/Kuen (Ke Jia Quan), USA, -, Southern style
The Hakka are an ethnic minority in the South... they don't really teach outsiders
Hapkido, 1939/40, USA, Yong Sul Choi (Yong/Young Sool/Sul Choi) (1904-1986), Traditional Korean Martial Arts (Taekwon-do/Bulkyo Mu Sul) plus Takeda Ryu Aiki Ju Jutsu
He Quan (Crane style), Qing Dynasty, Fujian, USA, -
Jailhouse Rock, USA, African Martial Arts, "Substyles" include: 52 Hand blocks/Comstock Style/San Quentin Style/Mount Meg/42nd/Closing Gates/Bum Rush
Huh?
Kickboxing, -, -, -
Kodokan Judo, 1882, USA, Dr. Jigoro Kano (1860-1938), Tenjin Shingo Ryu Jujutsu/Kito Ryu. Kano started his training back in 1877
Is this taught around here?
Kuk Sool Won, 1958, USA, Suh In Hyuk, a blend of 31 traditional Korean Martial Arts, specifically Sado Mu Sool/Buldo Mu Sool/Koong Joong Mu Sool
Lerdrit, Thailand, -, Military style of Muay Thai
Straight out of Street Fighter II🙂
Liang-I (Shaolin 5-animal), USA, -, Northern style
Liang-i isn't about the five animals, it's a Taoist system
Lo-Han (Lohan Quan) (Fist of Arhats/Lohan Fist), Fujian, USA, -, -
Mei Hua Zhuang (Plum Blossom Pillars) USA - A northern variation of Praying Mantis
Mizong Luohan Quan (Lost Track Buddha Guardian Fist) 1900s. USA - Based on the Mizong Yi Quan system
Muay Thai Thailand - Modernized version of ancient Siamese combat styles
Mushindo Kempo - - -
Nanbudo 1979. USA Yoshinao Nanbu -
Neko Ryu Goshin Jitsu USA Ernie Cates -
haha... just a little something for the collection
Ninja Ryu Jiu Jitsu 1968. USA Denis St. Jean/Jules Ladouceur Judo/Jiu Jitsu/Karate/Kali-Arnis/Penchat Silat/Muay Thai
joj...
Ninpo Dux Ryu USA Frank Dux -
double joj!
Okinawa Te - - -
hmm.... karate?
Pachi Chuan USA - -
usually written as Ba Ji
Serak (Sera?) Silat Indonesia Ba Pak Sera -
Shaolin Chuan Fa (Shaolin Quan) (Fist of Shaolin Temple) 1300s. USA - -
Shin Kicking 1700s? Europe? - -
Shito Ryu 1934. USA Mabuni Kenwa (1889-1952)(1887-1954?) Trained Shuri Te under I. Anko
Shorinji Kempo 1947. USA So Doshin (1911-1980) Mix of Karate, Judo, and Aikido built on a Kung Fu foundation. Shorinji Kempo translates to Shaolin Kung Fu (Chuan Fa)
Shor Ryu Kempo FL, USA Eddie Ramos -
Silat Gayung Malaysia - -
Ta Cheng Ch'uan USA - Partly derived from Hsing-I Ch'uan
another name for yi quan
Tae Kwon Do (ITF) 1955. USA Choi Hong Hi 2 Dan Shotokan/Taek Kyon under Han II Dong
Tae Kwon Do (WTF) USA - -
Taiji Quan (Tai Chi Chuan) USA - -
Tai Ki Ken USA Sawai Japanese Tai Chi-style art. Sawai was a student of Wang—the guy who created Yi Chuan?
i chuan.
Wado Ryu/Kai 1920s. USA Hironori Ohtsuka (1892-1981) Shotokan under G. Funakoshi/Shindo Yoshin Ryu Ju Jutsu under T. Nakayama + Okinawan Karate
Wing Chun Around 1700. Kwantung, USA Yim Wing Chun (Ng Mui?) -
Xin Yi Ba (Grabbing the Heart and Mind) USA - -
Xing Yi Quan (Hsing-I Chuan/Xing I Quan/Shing Xi Quan) (Fist of Form and Mind) Early 1600s. USA Ji Jike (Ji Long Feng/Chi Chike?)(1602-1683) Yue Fei? -
Yi Chuan (Yi Quan/Da Cheng Quan/I Chuan) (Fist of Great Achievement) 1920s. Hebei, Northern USA Wang Xiangzhai (1887-1963) (Wang Hsiang Chi/Wang Yu Seng) An internal art. Founder studied Xing Yi and several other styles
