Karate a Filipino martial art

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look at the blog to see what i'm saying. is karate can be an american martial art, silat or western boxing is a filipino martial art

another example is sanshao and yaw yan

 

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look at the blog to see what i'm saying. is karate can be an american martial art, silat or western boxing is a filipino martial art

another example is sanshao and yaw yan[/quote]

Why is karate american and why does the writer of the blog need to be agreed with?

 

Nope

 

what hannibal said

 

Strange... We seem to have had this before... Posted by you as another thread here -> http://www.martialartsplanet.com/forums/showthread.php?t=125214

Cross posting is bad, and you should feel bad... As is posting with the sole purpose of promoting a blog.

 

If I may interject into this thread.. I studied a system in the Philippines called Comjuka aka combat judo karate which had influences from matsumura shorinryu and Yamaguchi Goju Ryu along with the filipino arts mixed in.. It was told straight from the onset of my training that the Japanese influences were added into it as my instructor studied both of the forementioned systems and added his own twist on things.. So technically, Comjuka Kempo is a system of filipino karate, but it also gives respect to the other Japanese systems that was part of the platform in which the system was developed from..

 

Come on, Han, tell us what you really think.