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Definition of
Daibukan Bugei Ryu Ha.
The Daibukan Bugei Ryu Ha is defined as
a modern form of Budo with real and se-
rious roots. We are the right balance be-
tween tradition and modernity. The mo-
vements and techniques are precise and
short, with necessary and elegant steps.
Its name translates as “The Martial Aca-
demy of the Great Warrior’s House”.
We do not jeopardize the effectiveness
for the visually spectacular and we always
promote non-aggression and non-violen-
ce, but the preparation is guided to deal
and solve a real confrontation that can-
not be avoided.
The Daibukan Bugei Ryu Ha consists of
several martial programs (Taijutsu, We- chings, helps educate our students in
apons, and Therapeutic system) all of
which within a system that is adapted to
each practitioner according to their mar-
tial history.
The Daibukan Bugei is considered a Gen-
dai Sogo Budo or a modern art composed
of several other arts. Nowadays there are
several schools that use the same princi-
ple, each of them doing their own work
and all their point of view are respected.
In the particular case of Daibukan, pri- The levels in the Bugei Daibukan Ryu Ha
marily is rescued the code of ethics and
etiquette of the ancient samurai of feudal
Japan. At the same time are both merged
and harmonized concepts and strategies
of current and ancient arts into one, the
se come together in perfect harmony and
stability.
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The instruction technical and theoretical
allows the students a broader and more
solid knowledge of what they study. They
are allowed to apply creativity and adap-
tation on techniques, adapting them ac-
cording to their physique and skills, all of
this after mastering at its most elemental
base.
Education and Formation
of Daibukan Bugei
Ryu Ha
The formation not only works from the
academic field but also moral. We seek to
create fair, honest, and productive people
to our society.
All this together with traditional tea-
ways that other schools do not achieve
either by their focus dedicated to compe-
tition or toughest combat.
Obviously the development of tactics,
physical, and martial skills are an impor-
tant part but would be useless without
the above. The essence of martial bases
of the styles that integrate our Ryu Ha
offers a unique knowledge to the student,
something completely new that would
not be found before in another school.
are established using as pattern the old
ways of classification starting the MU-
DANSHA from Nyumon (entry or start)
and through the primary grades (Sho-
den), medium (Chuden), superior (Oku-
den) and them reaching the higher levels
of YUDANSHA rank.