Weapon-Based
ТипОбзор
Weapon-based martial arts teach combat with armed implements — swords, staves, spears, knives, and specialized weapons. They span from ancient battlefield arts (Japanese Koryu, European longsword) to modern competitive sports (Olympic Fencing, Kendo) to practical self-defense systems (Filipino Eskrima). Weapons arts develop exceptional timing, distance management, and spatial awareness.
Боевая эффективность
Общий боевой рейтинг
Weapons fundamentally change combat dynamics — a trained weapons practitioner with their weapon is extremely dangerous. The key limitation is that modern daily life rarely involves carrying weapons. Filipino arts (Eskrima/Kali) are among the most practical since they translate stick skills to empty hands and improvised weapons.
Применимость в уличном бою
История и происхождение
Преемственность и ключевые фигуры
Структура и тренировки
Соревнования
Медицина и безопасность
Источники и ссылки
Anglo, Sydney. The Martial Arts of Renaissance Europe. Yale University Press, 2000.
География и статус
8 Регионы
Japanese
Kenjutsu, Kendo, Iaido, Iaijutsu, Bojutsu, Jodo, Jojutsu, Naginata-jutsu, Naginata-do, Sojutsu, Tanto-jutsu, Shuriken-jutsu, Kobudo, Okinawan Kobudo, Koryu Bujutsu
European
HEMA, German Longsword, Italian Rapier, Spanish Destreza, Fiore dei Liberi, Kunst des Fechtens, English Quarterstaff, Armoured Combat, Fencing, Fencing (Epee), Fencing (Foil), Fencing (Sabre), Canne de Combat, Jogo do Pau, Singlestick, Bataireacht
Filipino
Eskrima, Arnis, Modern Arnis, Kali, Balintawak, Doce Pares
Southeast Asian
Krabi-Krabong, Banshay
South Asian
Mardani Khel, Gatka
East Asian
Kyudo, Jukendo, Kusarigamajutsu, Tessenjutsu
African & Oceanian
Nguni Stick-Fighting, Tahtib, Istunka, Mau Rakau
Americas
Colombian Grima