kasegi
Kasegi is a traditional Japanese martial art that originated in the region of Kyushu, specifically in the area around the city of Fukuoka. The term "kasegi" translates roughly to "fist fighting" or "boxing," reflecting its focus on hand-to-hand combat techniques. Unlike many other Japanese martial arts, kasegi is not typically associated with formal dojo training or structured belts, instead emphasizing practical, unarmed combat skills.
The art is known for its aggressive, direct striking methods, including punches, kicks, and knee strikes, often
Historically, kasegi was practiced by farmers, laborers, and warriors as a means of self-defense and physical
Training in kasegi often includes sparring, conditioning drills, and the study of natural movements inspired by