American Karate & Aiki-Jujutsu (AKAJ)

• American Karate & Aiki-Jujutsu (AKAJ) is a martial art that incorporates the combat aspect of several martial arts (such as Aikido, Karate, Judo, Kenpo & Chin Na) as well as the military combat fighting techniques that are used by Army Ranger and Green Berets.
• American Karate & Aiki-Jujutsu (AKAJ) is not an art that takes the best combat or self-defense techniques of these arts, but rather incorporates the philosophies and movements of the techniques to create an extremely effective combat art that is intended to be used in a situation when there is only one intended outcome.
• The intent of AKAJ is to inflict severe damage on the opponent.  This art is not intended to minimize injury to the opponent (such as in Aikido) or to meet aggression with a reasonable and commensurate defense (such as in Karate).  AKAJ techniques should not be used unless the practitioner is comfortable with the consequences of his actions and has no realistic alternative but to fight.
• This art is only taught to mature adult students who have both the need for this knowledge and the wherewithal to use it prudently.

View and download free sample multimedia in Karate, Aikido and American Karate & Aiki-Jujutsu (AKAJ) by CLICKING HERE.  The paid version (provided for free to current FCMA students) includes all techniques, forms and katas required up to black belt in Karate, Aikido and American Karate & Aikio-Jujutsu (AKAJ).  Weapons, board breaking and free form street-style self-defense demonstrations are also included.

Multimedia is available in the following formats:

• High-Resolution Quicktime Video Clips (For your Windows/Mac/Linux PC)
• Adobe Acrobat PDF (eBook) Picturebook style written documentation (For your Windows/Mac/Linux PC)
• Mobile video clips for Palm OS Devices (Kinoma Player)
• Mobile video clips for video enabled iPods (Fifth generation of newer only)