Rumi maki

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Rumi Maki is a martial art that was used by the Incas, it was developed by mixing the technics of other cultures like Mochicas, Chavin, Tiahuanaco, etc. The name Rumi Maki is in Quechua, and it means "stone fist"

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[edit] Types of systems

As any martial art, Rumi Maki is divided on 5 specified groups:

  • Llama
  • Alpaca
  • Vicuña
  • Condor
  • Sun

[edit] Llama Rumi Maki

This system is concentrated in punches, blocks and all attacks refered to hands

[edit] Alpaca Rumi Maki

This system focuses on all about foots and knees, how to attack and defend with them

[edit] Vicuña Rumi Maki

This system is about grappling and hand to hand combat

[edit] Condor Rumi Maki

This system is all about jumping and falling attacks, like flying kicks, thats why the name of condor.

[edit] Sun Rumi Maki

Although the last 4 systems are independent, this one is the combination of all them and is the maximum degree of Rumi Maki, here is also included weaponry and mixes from other martial art systems to make this martial art grow.

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