Kbach kun boran
| Country of origin |
 Cambodia |
|---|---|
| Famous practitioners | Chan Rothana |
| Parenthood | Yuthakun Khom, Kawmyot Khmer |
| Olympic sport | No |
Kbach kun boran Khmer (Khmer: ក្បាច់គុនបូរាណ) is a Khmer term literally meaning "Cambodian ancient fighting art(s)". It is typically used today as an umbrella term for the native pre-modern fighting arts of Cambodia. It consists of 12 core techniques (mae) and 8 "door systems" or footwork patterns (tvear). Usually, students learn from different teachers who specialize in different weapons or areas of expertise. Armed combat or ani-yuth incorporates three main weapons, namely the dao (curved sword), the dambong veng (longstaff) and the dambong bokgatau (twin sticks). Unarmed fighting or atmani-yuth makes use of kun chbabb (wrestling) and kun daï (boxing).
Pradal serey fight.
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See also
References
- "Cambodian Bloodsport". Human Weapon. Bill Duff, Jason Chambers. History Channel.16 November 2007.
- "Angkorian Warrior Article"
- "About Kun Khmer - 12 Maes, 8 Door System, and Weapons"
- "Official Website of Yuthakun Khöm Association"
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| Unarmed techniques | |
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| Grappling | |
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| Entertainment | |
 The Martial Arts Portal | |
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