The Martial Art of Yoseikan Budo

Founded in 1970 by Japanese Grand Master Hiroo Mochizuki, Yoseikan Budo draws from his vast experience in several Martial Arts including:
- Karate (9th Dan)
- Jujitsu (8th Dan)
- Aikido (8th Dan)
- Iaido and Kobudo (7th Dan)
- Judo (3rd Dan)
- French Savate
- Kickboxing
- English Boxing
A Complete System
Yoseikan Budo is more than a Mixed Martial Arts Style.
It is a complete system based around one key principle that connects all the Martial Arts: The Wave.
The Wave
There are 10 different wave-like motions of the body that are unique to the Yoseikan Budo Style.
These Waves considerably amplify the POWER and SPEED of any Martial Art technique.
Performing the Wave
- Gather power by pushing your feet on the ground
- Transfer the power to your hips
- Direct the power through your body
- Release the power on your target
Correct Execution of the Wave
A correct execution of the Wave utilises a smooth combination of:
- Muscle contraction
- Tendon elastic energy
- Body weight
- Rotational forces
Benefits of the Wave
Develop Power
- Maximum penetration power
- Minimum expansion of energy
- Minimum fatigue
- Improve technique
- Improve efficiency
Preserve Your Body
- Internal awareness
(muscles, tendons, bones, joints) - Better body alignment
- Better biomechanics
- Improve health
Mastering the Wave
Total mastery of the Wave is achieved when the practitioner is able to develop power from a short range. Even if the extremity is in contact with the target (e.g the one inch punch).