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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Bokator is one of the oldest fighting systems in Cambodia, dating back over a thousand years. It is considered a predecessor to many modern martial arts, including Muay Thai and other Southeast Asian combat sports. Here's an overview of its key aspects: History: - Ancient Roots: Bokator's origins can be traced back to the Angkor Empire (9th-15th centuries), where it was used by warriors and soldiers. It incorporates techniques and strategies from ancient Cambodian warfare.- Preservation: The art nearly vanished during the Khmer Rouge regime (1975-1979), which targeted traditional culture. However, efforts by practitioners like Grand Master Sokon Buth are credited with reviving and preserving the art.Techniques: - Striking and Grappling: Bokator employs a wide range of techniques, including strikes, kicks, elbows, knees, throws, and joint locks. It is known for its fluid movements and combination of offensive and defensive tactics.- Animal Styles: Techniques are often inspired by the movements of animals, such as lions, elephants, and birds, each representing different aspects of the martial art.Training: - Physical Conditioning: Practitioners undergo rigorous physical training to develop strength, flexibility, and endurance.- Forms (Katas): Training includes practicing specific forms that encapsulate the techniques and movements of Bokator.- Weapons: In addition to unarmed combat, Bokator includes the use of various traditional weapons, such as sticks and knives.Philosophy and Culture: - Spiritual Aspect: Bokator incorporates a spiritual dimension, with practitioners often engaging in rituals and meditative practices to enhance focus and mental discipline.- Cultural Significance: The art is deeply tied to Cambodian heritage and often performed during festivals and cultural events, showcasing its importance in Cambodian identity.Modern Practice: - Global Reach: In recent years, Bokator has gained recognition beyond Cambodia, with schools and practitioners emerging worldwide, contributing to its growth and popularity.Bokator remains a significant part of Cambodian cultural heritage, blending martial skill with historical and spiritual significance. …

Paperback. Condición: New.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bokator is one of the oldest fighting systems in Cambodia, dating back over a thousand years. It is considered a predecessor to many modern martial arts, including Muay Thai and other Southeast Asian combat sports. Here's an overview of its key aspects: History: - Ancient Roots: Bokator's origins can be traced back to the Angkor Empire (9th-15th centuries), where it was used by warriors and soldiers. It incorporates techniques and strategies from ancient Cambodian warfare.- Preservation: The art nearly vanished during the Khmer Rouge regime (1975-1979), which targeted traditional culture. However, efforts by practitioners like Grand Master Sokon Buth are credited with reviving and preserving the art.Techniques: - Striking and Grappling: Bokator employs a wide range of techniques, including strikes, kicks, elbows, knees, throws, and joint locks. It is known for its fluid movements and combination of offensive and defensive tactics.- Animal Styles: Techniques are often inspired by the movements of animals, such as lions, elephants, and birds, each representing different aspects of the martial art.Training: - Physical Conditioning: Practitioners undergo rigorous physical training to develop strength, flexibility, and endurance.- Forms (Katas): Training includes practicing specific forms that encapsulate the techniques and movements of Bokator.- Weapons: In addition to unarmed combat, Bokator includes the use of various traditional weapons, such as sticks and knives.Philosophy and Culture: - Spiritual Aspect: Bokator incorporates a spiritual dimension, with practitioners often engaging in rituals and meditative practices to enhance focus and mental discipline.- Cultural Significance: The art is deeply tied to Cambodian heritage and often performed during festivals and cultural events, showcasing its importance in Cambodian identity.Modern Practice: - Global Reach: In recent years, Bokator has gained recognition beyond Cambodia, with schools and practitioners emerging worldwide, contributing to its growth and popularity.Bokator remains a significant part of Cambodian cultural heritage, blending martial skill with historical and spiritual significance. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …