Savate Disciplines
The Savate | What is Savate | Savate History | Savate and French Weaponry | Savate Knife Fencing | Martial Art Sport of France | Origins of Savate | The Street Shoes | Ranking and Rules | Defence in...
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Defence in Savate
The Savate | What is Savate | Savate History | Savate and French Weaponry | Savate Knife Fencing | Martial Art Sport of France | Origins of Savate | The Street Shoes | Ranking and Rules | Defence in...
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Savate The Thinking Man’s Kickboxing
The Savate | What is Savate | Savate History | Savate and French Weaponry | Savate Knife Fencing | Martial Art Sport of France | Origins of Savate | The Street Shoes | Ranking and Rules | Defence in...
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Kinomichi
Kinomichi (氣之é“) is a martial art in the tradition of budo, developed from the Japanese art aikido by Masamichi Noro and founded in Paris, France, in 1979. Masamichi Noro was one of the live-in...
View ArticleBaton Francais
The Baton Francais, French for “French staff”, also known as French stick fighting, is a European historical fencing discipline which uses a staff about 4 feet long. The techniques have much in common...
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Gouren
Gouren is a style of wrestling which has been established in Brittany for several centuries. In France, gouren is overseen by the Fédération Française de Lutte (French Wrestling Federation). Gouren...
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La Canne
La canne is a French martial arts weapon. It is a walking-stick designed for fighting. Standardized in 1970s for sporting competition, la canne is light, made of chestnut wood and slightly tapered. A...
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Lutta Corsa (the French name is Lutte corse; both mean “Corsican free fighting”) is an ancient, unarmed martial art developed from ancient pankration by shepherds on the Mediterranean island of...
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