Informative Issue No. 178 2015

Maestro Juan Miguel P. TenorioMaestro Juan Miguel P. Tenorio

Maestro Michael TuralbaMaestro Michael Turalba

A Filipino Hybrid Street Fighting System Molded in the Streets and Real Combat Situations

Background of Shinko Kiboai Ju Jitsu Basic Street Fight Defense for Skilled Opponent Basic Defense for Jab Basic Defense for Roundhouse Kick Basic Defense for Bullies - Cloth Grab Basic Defense for Choke and Hold Basic Defense for Countering Opponent Final Thought

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Last year when the FMA Informative first worked on an issue with Maestro Juan Miguel P. Tenorio the organi-zation was called Senbo Combative Alliance then just before the issue came out Maestro Tenorio changed the name to the Tenorio Jiu-Jitsu Alliance and now the organizations name is Shinko Kiboai JuiJitsu Alliance. However even with the name changes the basic concept and fundamentals have stayed steady and that is it is an organization that practices Hybrid Martial Art focuses on striking, throwing, grappling and weapon combat and self-defense. All of its techniques depends on simplicity and leverage that gives the opportunity to defeat stronger and larger assailants.

Maestro Juan Miguel P. Tenorio Shinko Kiboai JuiJitsu is a Filipino hybrid art, it can be described it as hybrid Dumog, Buno, Panantu-kan and Pananjakman, incorporating it with the roots of the Filipino martial arts or Kali / Escrima, the weapon combat. We are still preserving the filipino art by merging all our knowledge to make the Filipino martial arts alive. Again our Jiu-jitsu is a Filipino way of fighting and it is hybrid or mixed on other martial arts. We chose Jiu-Jitsu because it is the same that Takenouchi Hisamori did, it has weapon combat striking, throwing and grappling, so it is MMA or hybrid.

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Background of Shinko Kiboai Ju Jitsu Maestro Miguel Tenorio has trained and studied the follow-ing styles: Gracie Jiu Jitsu, Judo, Panantukan, Pekiti, Sambo, Du-mog. Maestro Tenorio main style of a hybrid Ju Jitsu is basically made up of Ju Jitsu, Judo and Jeet Kune Do. With various aspects of other styles that he has trained in. All of these System’s techniques that Maestro Tenorio has learned are merged and com-bined in Shinko Kiboai Ju Jitsu, where all techniques are modified to make it simplified and effective. Shinko Kiboai Ju Jitsu is not a fixed martial art where it stops in the midst of polishing the tech-niques. Instead, it is an eclectic kind of street fighting system that adapts to survive, it improvises to take advantage and it overcomes to defeat. Senbo is a kind of Street Fighting System where it always hungry for new techniques, an art that always growing.

Maestro Tenorio was awarded by Sensei Eric Cambione 8th Dan of Goshinjutsu Koryu Aikijujutsu a certificate to teach Jujitsu in the Philippines. Another was awarded in Japan to Maestro Tenorio for his Judo skills from a Kodokan Judo Master Soke Hiro-shima Tanaka which gave Maestro Tenorio a rank of substitute 5th Dan Judoka. Maestro Tenorio authority to teach Jujitsu was given to him in the Philippines by Sensei Eric Cambione of Goshinjutsu Koryu Aikijujutsu. Using what he has expe-rienced in various other styles he has incorporated what he felt was useful and in alliance with his main style, which is a hybrid style, tat Maestro Tenorio states that he considers it a Filipino hybrid style of Ju Jitsu due to the incor-poration of other Filipino arts that have been added. Shinko Kiboai

Ju Jitsu, is a Filipino Hybrid Street Fighting System molded in streets and real combat situations. Shinko Kiboai Ju Jitsu is most likely an MMA but a street MMA without rules followed.

An Eclectic Kind of Fighting System

Shinko Kiboai Ju Jitsu is an eclec-tic kind of fighting system for it does not stop at the knowledge it has attained, but it is always hungry for knowledge and learning more techniques, Shinko Kiboai Ju Jitsu adapts to survive, impro-vise to make something superior and overcoming it. Same as other martial art, we also have principles and our basic principles and will be our principles and way of life. The concept or basis of Shinko Kiboai Ju Jitsu is lever-age and the techniques which are taught. Some of the aspects of the art is the footwork, which is to manage the distance from the opponent. The strikes that are taught are basic concepts and the

mechanics of boxing. In the leverage concept of Shinko Kiboai Ju Jitsu, one has to be smarter than the opponent, practitioners have to think before executing techniques, you have to conserve your energy, in short you have to be conservative managing the distance and feeling the oppo-nents’ movements and then apply leverage in the execution of the technique to dominate the oppo-nent. A student is taught the basics by learning to relax the body and mind and flow with the opponents’ movements. Learning the correct execution of strikes and blocks in combination to falls and of course Ju Jitsu.

Using the basic concepts of leverage and positioning Mae-stro Tenorio believes that a weak individual can overcome a larger, stronger individual. Though in his training of his students exercises are important to develop coordi-nation, strength, endurance, and balance. In training for holds, the basic idea to train for is to sense the movements of the opponent to be able to accomplish the hold and to be able to continuously be able to maintain the hold. In dominating an opponent it is in the mind will be the first set, if you fail in the mind, you will fail the rest. To control an opponent you have to be smarter than the opponent, which means you have

Basic Defense for Jab1. Preparation for Fight. The Ready Stance. 2. Opponent throws a leading jab, quickly go to your right side and grab his hand and apply a pull to strengthen his momentum on falling. 3. Use your opponent force to take him down and add a pull to strengthen his momentum on falling forward to have a better set up of a lock. 4. Then set up a Kneeling Straight Armlock .

Basic Street Fight Defense for Skilled Opponent

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Basic Defense for Bullies - Cloth Grab1. Someone tried to bully you and end up grabbing your collar or cloth. 2. The opponent launches a haymaker punch towards your face. Quickly block his hand and enter your right hand in-side the opponent left hand (one that grabs the your cloth) 3. Enter your right hand and place it over his neck like you are going to hug him, or like reaching his backbone while maintaining your control to opponent’s right hand by hugging it inside. 4. Take out your hip to have a better leverage for throw and bend downward to lift him up. Pull his right arm and swing your body to the left to execute the throw. NOTE: This throw can be used by anyone for it doesn’t need so much strength to throw an opponent. Even thrice your weight, size and height you can lift him and throw him to the ground. Using only Leveraging. By placing much more damage, spring your legs till he hangs in the air then swing your body. 5. You can run, do a joint lock, strike him to the face, groin strikes, chop his carotid and etc. Street applications have no rules so you can do anything. In here neutralizing the opponent to avoid damage to you and bring it back to him.

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Basic Defense for Roundhouse Kick1. Preparation Stance. Opponent tries to work his strategies. 2. Opponent launches a roundhouse kick to your liver. Go forward to avoid the most critical part of the kick (the shin) and block it with your both arms. Shoot your left arm after slowing his kick to have control of his distance. 3. Execute a takedown by reaping his balance. 4. You can either hit his groin, poke his eyes, or break his Achilles or do a joint lock.

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2 - Upclose. These is how you will block your opponent’s punch. Hook it over his biceps to have control of his hand and prevent it springing out-wards to deliver another punch. Your left hand enters inside the opponent grabbing hand (to your cloth) for throw set up.

Basic Defense for Choke and Hold1. Opponent tries to hold and choke you like they are bullying you or trying to get something. 2. Go to his flow, place your left foot by looping it to his back. NOTE: Don’t bend forward, bend sideward. If you bend forward the choke will tightens more. Go with his flow. 3. Reach his two legs using your two arms. Bend your feet to have better leverage, and go deeper inside him so he cant control you with his choke and hold. 4. Scoop his two feet by springing up your two legs and straighten up your body to add more distance in his fall. 5. You can either add more damage by pushing him downwards or let him fall. You can either do what you want after the technique. Punch him, groin strike, poke his eyes and etc.

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Basic Defense for Countering Opponent1. Opponent tries to launch a straight punch. 2. Go to your side and block and grab his hand to control him. 3. Wrap around your right hand to his hand to execute a reverse bent armlock (aka Kimura) 4. However, the opponent manage to escape your control and slips to your arms. Maintain your grip to his wrist. 5. Go outside and pull his hand forward/downward. 5 - Up Close. This is how you will hold his hand. NOTE: Doing this technique may not require more strength, rather requires leveraging by posi-tioning your control in the right position. The technique looks like you are slashing a katana downward cut by breaking his momentum or balance. 6. Continue to break his momentum. To have better leverage switch your two hands by grabbing his hand for better leverage. 7. Execute the kneeling Arm lock after you broke his momentum.

Final ThoughtThe main concept and fundamental of the art taught is to finish the opponent as soon as possible. Overall in training Shinko Kiboai Ju Jitsu it is to expresso one’s self honestly, to bring reality of the capabilities of the practitioner and improve on any in capabilities.

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