Ikken Fukasa Kai Dojo一剣深沙会道場

Traditional Okinawan and Japanese Martial Arts
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Member of Fukasa Ryu Bujutsu Kai & The International Okinawan Martial Arts Union 

Learn the arts of traditional samurai sword fighting and empty hand combat techniques from Sensei Kevin Ng.  A fully asian accredited, licensed dojo headmaster with black belts in Ken-Jutsu 剣術, Iai-Jutsu 居合術 and Karate-Jutsu 空手術.  In addition, Sensei Ng has also earned ranks in Toide, Aiki-jujutsu and various Kobudo weapons.  All ranks are accredited in Japan and the U.S.
 

Iai-Jutsu 居合術
Iai-Jutsu is the "Profound Quick Draw" method of the Samurai Sword. In general, Iai-Jutsu concerns itself with the techniques of drawing (Nuki-dashi), deblooding (Chibuti) and sheathing (Noto) the Samurai sword in a quick and safe manner.  A student of Iai-Jutsu is expected to execute techniques from a seated/standing position or while charging at an opponent.


 
Ken-Jutsu 剣術
Ken-Jutsu is a system of Samurai Sword fighting.  It includes a variety of cuts, blocks, parries and evasive movements. Similar to Iai-Jutsu, there is a complete system of falling, rolling, and sword disarming techniques that is integral to the practice.  A student of Ken-Jutsu utilizes the Katana (live-blade), Bokken (oak, Samurai Sword-like replica) and Suburito (oak, heavier version of the Bokken) as a real sword was intended to be used by a Samurai.

 

Karate-Jutsu 空手術 

The Fukasa-Ryu Karate has its origin in Okinawa and is taught with both Kata (forms) and Kumite-waza (fighting techniques).

Students will learn various combat/self-defense techniques against opponents with or without weapons. Techniques include hand strikes, kicks, blocks, joint locking techniques and various evasive movement. Through intensive training, students will develop both mental and physical fitness in tandem.