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American Bujutsu Kenpo American Bujutsu Kempo, created by Grandmaster R.J. Oak, is an American martial art based upon the best techniques of Combat Kempo, Jujitsu, Aikijitsu, Arnis, Grappling, Kobujitsu, and Combative Kickboxing. The United States Martial Arts Association or U.S.M.A first recognized it as a Martial Art in April of 1998. The main focus is on Combat self-defense, emphasizing drills and techniques instead of katas and forms. American Bujutsu Kempo methods include blocking, striking, kicking, throws, takedowns, chokes, joint locks, nerve strikes, ground fighting and weapons. American Bujutsu Kempo (A.B.K.) is a traditional system where uniforms and colored belts are worn and promotion to black belt rank requires through knowledge of block and counters, Jujitsu, Aiki-jitsu, Arnis and weaponry. Some 15 years ago I met one of the most influential men in my life Kevin
Beale. I teach American Bujutsu Kenpo under the direct tutelage and authority of the (ABKI)
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Nobody has done a better job of integrating practical grappling techniques into a complete, street-effective, ground combatives program. The best advice I could give anyone is to do what I have done, become a student of Jim McCann.
Mike Gillette
Threat Management Trainer
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