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Kapap (Hebrew: קפ"פ, קפא"פ),
often written KAPAP, a
Hebrew acronym for Krav
Panim el
Panim (lit. face-to-face combat), is a close-quarter
battle system...
- self-defense
purposes for
military hand-to-hand combat.
World War II combatives,
KAPAP (1930s) and Krav Maga (1950s) in Israel,
Systema in Soviet-era Russia, and...
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Gatka Indonesia Indonesian martial arts
Pencak silat Tarung Derajat Israel Kapap Krav Maga ****an Sumo ****anese
martial arts
Aikido Judo
Ninjutsu Kenjutsu...
- Bar****u,
Yoseikan Budō,
Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Sambo, ARB, CQC, Krav Maga,
Kapap, Kūdō, MMA,
modern Arnis, Luta Livre,
shoot wrestling,
submission wrestling...
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shoot wrestling,
German ju-jutsu,
atemi ju-jitsu, JJIF
sport jujitsu, danzan-ryū, hakkō-ryū, kajukenbo,
kapap, kenpo, Kūdō (Via Judo)
Olympic sport Judo...
- Sambo, Army hand-to-hand fight,
Chinese military Sanshou/Sanda,
Israeli Kapap and Krav Maga. The
prevalence and
style of hand-to-hand
combat training...
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techniques related to
World War II
combatives include Defendu, Defendo,
Kapap, Krav Maga, and Sambo.
These martial disciplines share commonalities with...
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United States KRAV (agriculture), a
Swedish label for
organic farming Kapap, Krav
Panim El
Panim self-defense
system Krav Maga, an
Israeli self-defense...
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including European Unifight,
Chinese sanshou,
Soviet sambo, and the
Israeli kapap and Krav Maga. For a
lengthy period following World War II,
urban warfare...
- Nahal.
Basic training included physical fitness,
small arms, mêlée and
KAPAP,
basic marine training, topography,
first aid and
squad operations. Most...
