BUJUTSU SOSEI INTERNACIONAL

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1 Dosier que recoge las características de esta Escuela, en la que se relatan de forma breve cada una de las disciplinas que la componen para precisar que es Bujutsu Sosei en lo referente a Dosier que recoge las características de esta Escuela, en la que se relatan de forma breve cada una de las disciplinas que la componen para precisar que es Bujutsu Sosei en lo referente a su tramitación a Organismos Bujutsu Sosei

2 ORIGINS Our origins as a style dating back to 1976, since then we have been working all things related to the Self Defense, combining techniques of Judo, Karate and Wrestling Olympic. In 1982 we started training with Master Yuichi Negishi, Karate Master of Japanese origin and member of the Organization World Shito Ryu Karate Do, based in Venezuela, where our school "Centro Hispano Goshindo" Merida, became part of his organization Karate Do Sosei- Kai. With this new challenge were no major changes and a good training in both karate and the Taijitsu Shinkyoku Ryu School Soke Negishi family, which was Crown (10th generation Soke). In training the Master was always concerned that we knew everything that came from the School of Master Manzo Iwata (his master) while the Master Mabuni founder of Shito Ryu style of karate. Sosei Bujutsu as known today, has its beginnings in the year 1995, when in conversation with our Master Yuichi Negishi, the decision to include those who trained Martial Arts School in our definition is taken with a covering all without altering them individually. The following is included each connected to each other, so that a practitioner of Bujutsu Sosei, can train any of them individually, and complement their study over the years in the following.

3 Thus, a work program was established to develop the mainstay of our Shito Ryu Karate School, combined with the skills of personal defense Taijitsu Shinkyoku Ryu, thus, in our daily training always they have combined both styles; the clearest example is taught in the development of bunkais (movements application) of each kata. This program allows us to offer a very versatile system work and useful for the security Forces in these cases the training provided relates to the application of specific techniques for the development of their work. Our Bujutsu Sosei allows us to combine as extra "elements," the Keibo and Taiho Jutsu Jutsu; these two disciplines based on our Kata Taijitsu offer vital for any police and security allows us and establish specific "protocols" for crisis situations or potentially dangerous. KATAS DE TAIJITSU SHINKYOKU RYU KATAS DE KEIBO JUTSU KARATE DO SHITO RYU KATAS DE TAIHO JUTSU IAIDO MYATA RYU

4 Disciplines encompassing BUJUTSU SOSEI KARATE SHITO RYU TAIJITSU SHINKYOKU RYU KEIBO JUTSU TAIHO JUTSU IAIDO MYATA RYU KARATE DO Karate Do is a traditional martial art originated in Okinawa and can be defined as an art of empty hand combat, literally; "Kara" (empty) "Te" (hand), "Do" (way). Soke Jose Antonio Valcárcel taught us that within the discipline of Karate Bujutsu part of Sosei, has no place in any of the different styles of Karate Do in the world. For our school works originally Shito Ryu style, however, this is not the only style of Karate Do within our Organization. TAIJITSU Tai Jitsu, is the name used in the martial arts to the set of techniques based on body dynamics; (Tai) means "body" and Jitsu means "Technique" and is based on techniques (Waza), projections (Nage), dislocations (Kansetsu), investments (Osae), Technical Control (Katame), chokes (Shime) and hits (Atemis); as traditional martial art teaching retains Bound (HoJo) with the belt. TAIJITSU SHINKYOKU RYU Soke Jose Antonio Valcárcel Asúa, the International Course held at the Coliseum in La Coruna in Spain, 1993, received from the hands of the 10th Generation Soke Yuichi Negishi, the Japanese title of heir SOKE 11th Generation Style Shinkyoku Ryu (School of Noble hearts).

5 KEIBO JUTSU The Keibo Jutsu, studies techniques from the "keibo" (short stick). This is a standard size of 55 cm. long and 2.5 cm in diameter, these measures represent an evolution in the work devoted to the study, which are the most suitable for use, favoring dislocations, locks and levers. The work with this handy is very interesting and allows us to use it as a motivating element in our classes, and offers many possibilities for those seeking the skills and abilities that grants its use. To work with Keibo is important to know the grips and applications of the different techniques. TAIHO JUTSU The Taiho Jutsu, is the Japanese system of police work and is known as "the art of arrest and detention." (Tai) means "body" and (Ho) means "control" and Jutsu means "Technique", thus literally translated would be "control technique to subdue the body." It is a compendium of different fighting techniques and include techniques to empty hand "Toshu" and "Atemis" strangulation techniques "Shime" technical staff "Keibo" techniques engrilletamiento "Te-jou" shackled "Seijo "and control techniques" Taiho "restraint techniques" Osae "and caching techniques and driving" Hikiate-Oyobi ". Maestro Jose Antonio Valcárcel develops the Taiho Jutsu, from his personal experience in training with the various Security Forces, serving as instructor in the "Battalion Justo Briceno" (Venezuela Army) and National Guard in Mérida, (Venezuela); in Spain he teaches at the Police Academy of the Community of Madrid since its inception in 1988

6 until 2014; where the self-defense program for the area of "operational police" develops. Local Police in Getafe (Madrid), works as a monitor of Police Self Defense from 1986 until his retirement, he was also teaching in numerous training programs for security guards, Forest Rangers and prison officers; today some of his students continue his work by training various Security Forces.. IAIDO MYATA RYU Myata Ryu Iaido is a martial art which is to develop the skills to manage the Japanese sword (katana), draw, cut and sheathing. It has forms and concepts other than the above and included in training, competition and Bujutsu Sosei disciplines. Master Yuichi Negishi left Bujutsu Sosei knowledge of this martial art elite Bushido (Way of the Warrior), and Soke was heir to his grandfather in 4th generation Myata ryu Iaido. It is a straightforward style, with their own techniques as well as cutting techniques, Tsuki, of Chiburi and Noto. It Contains 10 own kata running on a combination of positions suwariwaza Tachiwaza and fundamental principles and practice; Ki Ken Tai no Ichi (Body, sable and spirit are unified to act at the same time); Soku Daykio Rei: The qualities of a good technique Iaido and Saya no Uchi: Victory is always with his sword in its sheath. The ultimate goal is to acquire the wisdom to achieve overcome obstacles without 'draw' the sword, ie without resorting to aggression or violence.

7 STUDY PLAN AND TECHNICAL CONTENT Bujutsu kata are designed with fundamental principles; Go for the simplest to the most complex. It is to give the beginner moves and techniques that capture their attention also to instill the basic forms of movement, attacks and defenses dynamically. Do not repeat the same level to advanced techniques, which appear again with different nuances. The challenge was to include coherent gradually to levels at which the different degrees (Kyu and Dan) are framed techniques, and they must agree to the idea developed in the karate kata which were taken as reference as close as possible. can be learned quite easily depending on the level of the practitioner. At this point there has been particular emphasis on technical ease with very direct benefit to the dynamic kata, for the attention of the practitioner at all times, and his involvement with them. The movements and techniques must be real and effective. This section has been rigorous, since the development of a technique to take care of the aspects of defense, attack and finish with attention to detail at every turn. Not worth it look more attractive, but what is truly most effective from the beginning to the end. The progressions in learning kata, always starting with Tai Jitsu and adding of Keibo and Taiho Jutsu Jutsu, all by the age of practitioner

8 With this foundation kicked off the first basic Kata, and this kept the remaining 12 to reach the advanced level, thereby causing a new and more comprehensive program for the preparation of our students. They were adapted by degrees belt Kyu or color; from white to black, as detailed below. BASIC KATAS: 1. TAI KIHON NO KATA. (White belt). It consists of 4 movements. Kata displacement, blockades, atemis and demolition. 2. TAI ICHI NO KATA. (Yellow Belt). It consists of 4 movements with two techniques in each, a loose, dislocation, Kata is a loose and start to dislocations. 3. NIHON TAI NO KATA. (Yellow Belt). It consists of four movements corresponding to the Heian Nidan Karate Kata. 4. TAI SAMBON NO KATA. (Orange Belt). It consists of 4 strokes, pre Kata Heian Sandan Karate.

9 5. TAI YONHON NO KATA. (Orange Belt). It consists of four movements corresponding to the Kata Heian Sandan. 6. TAI GOHON NO KATA. (Green Belt). It consists of 4 strokes, pre kata Heian Shodan of Karate. 7. TAI ROKU NO KATA. (Green belt). It consists of 5 movements corresponding to the Kata Heian Shodan. 8. TAI SHICHI NO KATA. (Blue Belt). It contains 5 movements, three combinations each. Kata start in Kaeshi Waza (chains). 9. TAI HACHI NO KATA. (Blue Belt). It consists of 5 movements corresponding to the Heian Godan Kata Karate. 10. TAI KU NO KATA. (Brown belt). It contains 5 movements, five combinations in each. Kata start Modoshi Yuri techniques (wave motion) with Kaeshi Waza (chains). It corresponds to the Kata Heian Godan. 11. TAI YU NO KATA. (Brown belt). It consists of 7 movements corresponds to the Heian Kata Karate Yondan. 12. SHITEI ICHI NO KATA. (Black belt). Home 7 movements that correspond to the Bassai Dai Kata Karate. 13. SHITEI OR NO KATA. (Black belt). 7 Termination movements corresponds to Bassai Dai Kata.

10 ADVANCED KATAS: 1. BUJUTSU ICHI NO KATA. Kata 13 moves. A move each kata from previous, similar affinities, and more difficult to be a higher level. 2. BUJUTSU NIHON NO KATA. It consists of 5 movements corresponding to the Kata Tensho. 3. SAMBON BUJUTSU NO KATA. It consists of 5 movements corresponding to the Kata Kururunfa. 4. YONHON BUJUTSU NO KATA. It consists of 5 movements corresponding to the Kata Empi. 5. GOHON BUJUTSU NO KATA. It consists of 5 movements corresponding to the Kata Seienchin.

11 All Katas described above can be explained by an equal number of movement and variation that are not empty hand, but with a short stick, called "keibo". At this time the student will start working Keibo Jutsu. Now all Katas made in Taijitsu, change its name; it starts with Keibo Kihon no Kata, Kata Ichi no Keibo, etc. And ending with Keibo Ichi Shitei Keibo Shitei and Ni. The above will begin with Kata Ichi Keibo Bujutsu no Kata, and so on, with the prefix of their numbers continue Keibo the following. These Katas are plenty of applications, and that having a tool (Keibo), can be trained to manage the police baton, a profit in the creation of skills for the proper use of it and reducing violent people. The third phase culminates with the kata Taiho Jutsu, for it must learn the use and management of shackles, temporary locking element that is used to move violent people. The names of the Katas change the prefix keibo, by Taiho, and consists of the same number of techniques, varying the completion of each Kata consists of shackling and subsequent driving.

12 Each Kata has been created has tripled, bringing the number of moves, and the type of situation (about the empty hands and other weapons material or detention), there has been extensive. And the combinations that can be done would be difficult to enumerate, that would be as many as the teacher or student would do. That is, a Kata is performed as it is originally designed. But outside the rigidity of Kata, you can do free work and use techniques learned in any of the Katas, if you want to combine with Keibo with Taiho, or all three in the same free run Kata COMPETITION In the continuous advancement of our school it has also been necessary to work on a new system of competition that brings together all the disciplines that encompass our Bujutsu Sosei. In the current regulations, the competitors come in pairs, first must make an Iaido Kata with Boken (wooden katana), then a Taijitsu Kata and by age category and should also conduct a Keibo Kata; among others is enhanced teamwork and synchronization with the partner; scores pennant or go selecting the best partners to get the top spot in the competition. The qualification criteria for referees items are based on "Style", "Technical and athleticism" and "technical difficulty". BUJUTSU SOSEI