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Kinjiru / Programs
Enrollment Fee: The enrollment fee is based on which program
Aerobic KINJIRU Class Schedule Monday Appropriate clothing must be worn at all time! That includes t-shirts,
tank Individual Classes Available Unlimited Class Packages Available KINJIRU Camp Date: TBA DAILY EVENTS INCLUDE: All events are subject to change. All children must bring brown
bag lunch. Space is limited!! Hold your space with payment in full or $50.00 deposit.
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WING CHUN KUNG-FU 'Simple but effective !' One of the most popular Kung-Fu styles practiced 'world-wide' is the art of Wing Chun. The founder of the style was a buddhist Nun who had been taken in by the 'Shaolin Monks'. She'd created a style of Martial Art much less complicated than other styles or systems of 'Self - Defense' and much more simple & efficient ( effective ). The Art of Wing Chun emphasizes technique rather than power or strength. This art is renowned for its simplicity & its subtlety in 'redirecting force' through its hands on ( no frills ) use of training methods such as :
Aikido is one of the most subtle and sophisticated of the martial arts. And therefore a uniquely effective discipline for efficiently defending yourself against any form or type of an attack. 'Aikido' - combines practical self - defense movements derived from sword & spear fighting ; Jujutsu and other ancient methods or martial art forms. Aikido as a training method of self - defense is equally effective against one or multiple attackers. |
Kenpo Martial Arts Training
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Kinjiru Kenpo -is the ultimate Martial Art for individuals interested
in a
realistic approach in practice as well as application of practical self-defense. - Private Lessons - allow students to move at their own pace
and to focus
on what they want to learn. - Group Classes - are used for conditioning and repetition of
basic
movements. This is a necessary part of Martial Arts training, but because
all instruction is given in the private lessons, the group classes are much
more effective for everyone. - An Organized Method of Instruction - is adhered to. This program
is aimed
at developing self defense techniques applicable to the student and
emphasizing individual attention. - The Price Is Affordable-We make it affordable for the whole
family to
participate for a reasonable price. - Getting Started Is Easy -With our unique introductory program.
We offer a
basic program that will introduce you to the Kinjiru Kenpo training method.
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FILIPINO KALI Kali, also known as Escrima. Filipino warriors known as Escrimadors, developed a highly effective Martial Art System. In the fifteenth century under Magellan the spaniards invaded the Filipino's. The spaniards lost three times. The Filipino Warriors had exceptional skill and discipline and faith in their native art of Kali, that their ability to survive was extraordinary ! The Filipino Art of Kali is now preserved, practiced & taught in form by using wooden sticks ( made of rattan or bamboo ) in order to mimic the movements once used. In the Art of Kali, the practitioner ( student ) will primarily be taught the following:
The ancient art of Kali also teaches the practitioner or student to be skilled in self - defense against multiple opponents as well as single opponents.
THE ART OF NINJITSU The Art of Ninjitsu, is a Japanese Martial Art which emphasizes training in the highest levels of disciplining the mind and the body - as well as stealth in movement, escaping, and weapons training & tactics.
Pentjak Silat's open hand techniques are based upon skill executed and practiced around the use of weaponry. When fighting without a weapon, all parts of the body are to be used for striking. Students learn to calmly avoid attack and then they are taught how to defend themselves against an assailant / attacker with a weapon when they are without a weapon. Pentjak Silat's attacking & deflecting techniques are based upon skill & graceful footwork, which is developed over time. Due to the nature of this arts graceful footwork it is often mistaken as a dance.
Hapkido ( Hop - Key - Do ) Definition - Hapkido, literally means, the way of coordinated power. Hapkido is a Korean Martial Art, it combines techniques from Karate, Aikido and Judo. The definining feature of Hapkido is the joint locks as well as the spectacle characteristic of its sensational throws ! Developed in the 1940's by its founder Grandmaster Choi Yong Sul. who'd learned martial arts first in Japan at Daito - Ryu Aiki - Jujutsu, an ancient form of Jujutsu that was taught & practiced by the Samurai. Upon Choi Yong Sul's return to Korea, he'd modified techniques he learned & studied ; in order to defend against particular types of attacks, and borrowed heavily from many other systems & styles. A famous student of Choi Yong Sul was Ji Han Jae who'd continued to develop the art and was very instrumental in bringing Hapkido to the western world. During this time Ji Han Jae met Bruce Lee, who was very impressed with the techniques of Hapkido. Ji Han Jae coached Bruce Lee, who then incorporated Hapkido into his own Art & Philosophy of Jeet Kune Do. Ji Han Jae appeared in a fight scene in Bruce Lee's last film 'Game of Death !' The techniques taught in the art of Hapkido place strong emphasis on minimizing the need for strength, by focusing on the use of leverage, timing, circular motion, and also practical applications. Hapkido is not a sport & has no Katas or set forms ; instead its focus is adaptation. The Art of Hapkido is a much more complete Martial Art in that it consists of : both hard & soft style deflection techniques, throws, takedowns, groundfighting, extensive joint locking techniques, and weapons training ( short stick, single baton, sword, knife, rope & bo staff ). The movements or techniques found in Hapkido are very fluid and smooth. Hapkido is a very effective martial art, and is an excellent method of self - defense ; as such it can be a most beneficial method of training ( Martial Art Form ). |
