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| − | '''Tong Che Bahk Do''' (통체박도) is U.S. (Arizona)-based martial art developed by Chris Guffey that combines [[Soo Bahk Do]], [[Tang Soo Do]], |
+ | '''Tong Che Bahk Do''' (통체박도) is U.S. (Arizona)-based martial art developed by Chris Guffey that combines [[Soo Bahk Do]], [[Tang Soo Do]], Karate, Kickboxing techniques and kung fu as well as some Taekwondo. In the more recent years Brazilian jiu-jitsu was also used in the curriculum. It was created in 2005 and developed as a hybrid martial art while having a strong foundation and structure in traditional martial arts. For all intents and purposes this martial arts can be summed up as a mixed martial art with a strong foundation in Tang Soo Do which is the Korean variant of Shotokan Karate. |
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| − | * http://cgmartialarts.com/Programs_Tong_Che_Bahk_Do.html |
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Latest revision as of 01:14, 7 September 2017
Tong Che Bahk Do (통체박도) is U.S. (Arizona)-based martial art developed by Chris Guffey that combines Soo Bahk Do, Tang Soo Do, Karate, Kickboxing techniques and kung fu as well as some Taekwondo. In the more recent years Brazilian jiu-jitsu was also used in the curriculum. It was created in 2005 and developed as a hybrid martial art while having a strong foundation and structure in traditional martial arts. For all intents and purposes this martial arts can be summed up as a mixed martial art with a strong foundation in Tang Soo Do which is the Korean variant of Shotokan Karate.