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"This is a bridge of a starship-my starship-not an anbojytsu arena" - Benjamin Sisko (DS9 novel: Saratoga)
Anbo-jyutsu

Will and Kyle Riker play anbo-jyutsu

Anbo-jyutsu is a combat sport very popular within the Federation by the mid-24th century.

History[]

The blind Alpha Centauran gymnast Kathar Eltrin invented this specialized school of staff-fighting in 2168. It remains more popular on Alpha Centauri as a performance art rather than a martial art, but Centaurans in Starfleet have returned it to its efficient roots. Anbo-jyutsu stresses kinesthetics, balance, and keen senses. (Decipher RPG module: Starfleet Operations Manual)

In 2373, Kes and B'Elanna Torres participated in several anbo-jyutsu matches on the USS Voyager's holodeck, as a means of channeling some of the anger and frustration that was building inside Kes's mind since her possession by the Ilari warlord, Tieran. However, both competitors decided that a combat sport wasn't the best way for Kes to deal with it. (VOY short story: "Winds of Change")

Moves and channels[]

Jyutsu sense[]

One channels the input of one's senses more fully into one's strikes, and acts fluidly upon the many subtle cues of sound and motion received. (Decipher RPG module: Starfleet Operations Manual)

Anbo Dur[]

The most common move in anbo-jyutsu, a sweeping blow brought between the attacker's legs for maximum interference with movement. (Decipher RPG module: Starfleet Operations Manual)

Pranha Jyutsu[]

One hears the opponent's moves and subconsciously translates the audible signal into reflexive muscle action. (Decipher RPG module: Starfleet Operations Manual)

Anbo Chohr[]

By listening to the opponent's breathing, one can find their most vulnerable spot for a debilitating blow.

Hachidan Kiritsu[]

An illegal move, which involves sweeping the opponent's knee from behind. (TNG episode: "The Icarus Factor")

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