What is Kajukembo?
Kajukembo
is a universal martial art that was designed for realistic self defense.
Although all martial arts make this claim, Kajukembo self defense techniques
were designed to defend against the street fighter. Unlike most traditional
martial arts that were designed more than a century ago, or the modern day
schools that are designed more for tournament point sparring and exhibition.
Kajukembo techniques consist of Karate, Ju Jitsu, Judo, Kempo and Gung Fu.
What makes it unique is not just the proven techniques, it's the concept
that makes it effective, and the way we train makes it different, but most
importantly, Kajukembo is REAL, TRUE AND PURE SELF-DEFENSE!
Kajukembo
emphasizes on disabling their opponent enough to be able to get away. This
may mean injurying them to a point they can't continue an attack. Kajukembo
strikes are designed to be effective rather than pretty, and the kicks are
low rather than flashy. A Kajukembo practitioner will use whatever is
necessary to survive an attack with no thought of what he looks like doing
it.
Kajukembo
was developed in 1947 in the Palama Settlement of Hawaii by experts in the
mentioned arts. These men would take their new combined art to the street
and literally test it, then make the necessary adjustments until they had
the complete system we know as Kajukembo, or Kajukenbo.