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PANCRASE -
RUTTEN STYLE
The origin
of the name PANCRASE dates back to the ancient Greeks who had a sport
competition called PANKRATION.
The ultimate goal and spirit of
PANCRASE is the completion of
"total-fight"-a collection of the best
of all the styles of martial arts in the world.
Martial arts techniques used in
the PANCRASE matches
include wrestling, judo, boxing, sambo, karate, kempo, jiu-jitsu, and
Thai
boxing.
Pankration combined wrestling and boxing
In the PANCRASE
logo, red indicates blood, and black indicates the complete collection of
all martial arts, as the mixing of colors ends
up creating black.
The PANCRASE cross indicates all the best
techniques from all the martial
arts.
One of the
unique aspects of a PANCRASE fight is the need of the
combatants to adapt their
existing techniques
to this unique competition.
For example, even if the fighter is an expert with
karate techniques,
these
techniques alone will not be effective enough to win in a
PANCRASE fight.
The
fighter needs to think about what
he will do if he throws a kick but his leg is grabbed by his
opponent.
Karate
does not have submission
techniques. Judo does not have kick techniques. Traditional wrestling
does not
have
kick techniques.
In order to win, PANCRASE fighters need to train mixing various
techniques from
every martial arts
disciplines.
The alternative is almost certain defeat.

Punching
to the head while fighting on the ground
Force your opponent to submit
- the
Kneebar
Bas Rutten
(February 24, 1965 -) is an actor and retired Dutch mixed martial arts
fighter.
He was a three time
Undefeated Pancrase champion and a former Ultimate Fighting
Championship (UFC)
Heavyweight
Champion.
He is a Certified MTBN Thai Boxing Instructor and Pancrase Instructor.
He is a
3rd Degree Black Belt
in Kyokushin and a 2nd Degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do. He is the
founder of
"The Bas
Rutten
System" and the author of various martial art books and videos.

Bas Rutten and Iwan de Groot
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