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Fandori |
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Free sparring using throws and takedowns. |
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Fari Gatka |
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An Indian form of fencing centered around shields (fari) and swords (gatka). The gatka is a three foot, leather-covered stick. The fari, nine inches in diameter, is also leather bound. To score points the stick must simply touch the vital points designated on the opponent's body. |
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Fou Tou Ou |
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A sword used in kung fu, known as the "hook and crescent" sword. |
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Fu Antei |
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A judo term denoted instability or lack of balance. |
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Fu Jya |
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A style of kung fu that employs both hard and soft techniques. |
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Fuchi |
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The metal sleeve located at the base of the handle next to the guard of a samurai sword. |
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Fukiya |
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Pins and poison darts shot through a blowgun. |
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Fukubu |
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A target area in sport karate that includes the diaphragm, abdomen and side chest area. |
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Fukuno-Ryű |
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(Japanese) A traditional japanese Ju Jutsu school founded in the 17th century from Fukuno Masakatsu who was a student of Chen Yuan-Bin. |
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