Miyama Ryu
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Miyama Ryu (参山陵隆) is a style of Jujutsu. The English translation is "the school of the three mountains". it was created in 1964 by Shihan Antonio Pereira first participated in a hand-to-hand demonstration in 1942. Miyama Ryu aimed to combine Aikido, Judo, Koryu Jujutsu, Karate, Boxing, and Western street fighting. In 1960 he created his first martial arts school in the South Bronx, New York on Tremont Avenue. In 1962, he traveled to Japan to study with Ueshiba (son of the founder of Aikido) and Judo master Mifume at the Kodokan. Miyama Ryu does have masters or leaders in the form of Soke, Shihans or Dai-Shihans.
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[edit] Heiho (Strategy and Tactics)
[edit] Mind set
Self-confidence is emphasised as the school teaches that any hesitation or thinking could prove fatal; for example if an attacker or Uke (受け) attacks, , with a knife then the Tori must already know what they are going to do as in less than a second a knife will be plunged into their abdomen. Miyama Ryu was created and has evolved to focus on the preservation of one's own life.
[edit] Attitude in the Dojo (classroom)
Religion in Miyama Ryu can be used to strengthen a fighter's resolve, but other fighters might not like this idea, therefore keep Religion to yourself in the Dojo.
[edit] Orange Belt Terminology
Atemi waza Striking techniques to vital areas of the body.
Ippon seoinage One armed sholder throw
Ka sokutei Foot strike using the heel
Kansetu waza join locking technique
Kiai Shout to distract attacker and focus energy
Koshi guruma Hip wheel throw
Kote gaeshi Wrist turning
Obi Belt
Rei Bow
Seiken Hand strike using frefist
Sensi Teacher
Shihan Great teacher
Shinan Founder
Tai sabaki Body positioning
Ukemi Break Fall
Uki otoshi Floating drop throw
[edit] External links
- Miyama Ryu Approved School
- Miyama Ryu Information—Homepage of Miyama Ryu Combat Ju Jutsu
