Clubs and schools
Support for cooperation across disciplines while respecting traditions, methodology and the identity of individual schools.
INTERNATIONAL MARTIAL ARTS FEDERATION
IMAFCzech Republic
Czech representation.
A common framework for martial arts
and combat sports.
Tradition and the present. Professional standards, ethical principles and respect for the diversity of individual disciplines.
CZECH REPUBLIC
01Professional standards
Quality of teaching and transmission of experience
02Ethical principles
Respect, responsibility and trust
03Cooperation
Czech environment, international context
ABOUT THE FEDERATION
A common framework.
Respect for differences.
IMAF Czech Republic connects the martial arts and combat sports environment in the Czech Republic.
Our mission is to support cooperation among schools, instructors and organizations, professional development and responsible transmission of experience. The foundation is respect for individual traditions and openness to contemporary disciplines.
The federation’s scope reaches beyond one country of origin, one discipline or one concept of training. Japanese, Korean, Chinese and European arts stand here alongside boxing, MMA and other combat sports.
Shared values while preserving the identity of each school.
SCOPE
Martial arts and sports
in their full breadth.
IMAF Czech Republic follows the open focus of IMAF Europe on all traditional and modern martial arts and combat sports.
01Japanese martial artsBudō traditions and individual schools
Jūdō (柔道), karatedō (空手道), aikidō (合気道), jūjutsu (柔術), iaidō (居合道), kendō (剣道), kobudō (古武道) and other traditional and contemporary Japanese disciplines.
02Korean martial artsTraditional schools and sport disciplines
Taekwondo, hapkido and other Korean disciplines. A space for technical, cultural and sporting diversity and respect for the differences among schools.
03Chinese martial artsDiversity of Chinese traditions
Wushu, kung-fu, taijiquan and other Chinese schools. Traditional systems, weapons work and modern sport approaches.
04European martial artsHEMA and European combat traditions
Historical European martial arts (HEMA), historical fencing and other European traditions. Study of sources, technical practice and responsible transmission.
05Boxing and other combat sportsTechnique, preparation and fair play
Boxing, kickboxing, muay thai and other combat sports. Professionally led preparation, respect for discipline rules and responsibility toward athletes.
06MMA and modern systemsContemporary and combined approaches
Mixed martial arts (MMA), grappling, contemporary self-defense systems and other combined disciplines connecting knowledge from different arts.
This overview expresses the federation’s open scope. It is not a list of currently registered Czech clubs or separate national sections.
COOPERATION IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC
Professional relationships.
Long-term trust.
The development of martial arts depends on the quality of the people who transmit them and the environment in which they cooperate.
Instructors and specialists
Exchange of experience, professional dialogue and emphasis on responsibility in teaching and leading students.
International meetings
Connecting the Czech environment with international seminars, professional meetings and sporting events.
IMAF Europe calendarMEMBERSHIP SECTION
Members of IMAF Czech Republic
Federations, clubs and schools connected by cooperation in the Czech martial arts and combat sports environment.
Bedřich Rýč Jiu-Jitsu
- Jiu-jitsu
- 4. dan
- Japanese sword · ČFT
- 2. dan
- Japanese sword · TIBDR
- 1. dan
- Japanese sword · ZNBDR
- 1. dan
Česká federace Toyama Ryū
- Matsumata Ryū Hyōhō
- Menkyo KaidenDaishihan
- Nihon jūjutsu
- 9. dan
- Japanese sword · ČFT
- 7. dan
- Japanese sword · YTIR
- 7. dan
- Kobujutsu
- 6. dan
- Taihojutsu
- 6. dan
- Japanese sword · DNTHK
- 5. dan
- Japanese sword · TIBDR
- 5. dan
- Japanese sword · ZNBDR
- 5. dan
- CQC
- Certified international instructor
Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Praha
- Goshindo
- 5. dan
- Brazilian jiu-jitsu
- 4. dan
- Japanese sword · ČFT
- 2. dan
- Judo
- 2. dan
- Japanese sword · TIBDR
- 1. dan
- Japanese sword · ZNBDR
- 1. dan
Gyokurokai
- Japanese sword · ČFT
- 4. dan
- Japanese sword · TIBDR
- 3. dan
- Japanese sword · ZNBDR
- 3. dan
- Bokator
- Instructor
Kasumi Dojo
- Matsumata Ryū Hyōhō
- Chū MokurokuShidōin
- Japanese sword · ČFT
- 3. dan
- Japanese sword · TIBDR
- 3. dan
- Japanese sword · ZNBDR
- 3. dan
Kumakawakai
- Japanese sword · ČFT
- 1. dan
- Japanese sword · TIBDR
- 1. dan
- Japanese sword · ZNBDR
- 1. dan
Meiyo Dojo
- Aikido
- 1. dan
- Jiu-jitsu · Tiger Team
- 1. dan
- Self-defense and martial arts
- Certified instructor
Rebel Gym
- Japanese sword · ČFT
- 1. dan
- Japanese sword · TIBDR
- 1. dan
- Japanese sword · ZNBDR
- 1. dan
- Box
- Instructor
- Jeet Kune Do
- Instructor
Tenryukai, z.s.
- Taekwondo WT
- 7. dan
- Japanese sword · ČFT
- 2. dan
- Haedong Kumdo
- 1. dan
- Japanese sword · TIBDR
- 1. dan
- Japanese sword · ZNBDR
- 1. dan
Yamakazekai
- Japanese sword · ČFT
- 2. dan
- Japanese sword · TIBDR
- 1. dan
- Japanese sword · ZNBDR
- 1. dan
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Czech representation.
International context.
The historical roots of IMAF and the independent development of the European federation form the broader context of the Czech representation.
CZECH REPUBLICIMAF
Czech Republic
Czech representation and a national environment for developing cooperation in martial arts and combat sports.
Professional standards, ethical principles and respect for individual disciplines.
EUROPE · INDEPENDENT SINCE 1983IMAF
Europe
It became independent in 1983. Its scope expanded to all martial arts and combat sports, traditional and modern.
Cooperation across countries, cultures and disciplines.
JAPAN · FOUNDED IN 1951Kokusai Budōin
IMAF
A Japanese organization connected with the historical roots of IMAF. Its focus is based on traditional Japanese martial arts.
An independent organization with its own leadership and scope.
1983
The independence of IMAF Europe is an essential milestone for understanding its broad scope today. The European federation therefore cannot be identified only with the Japanese disciplines of Kokusai Budōin IMAF.
CONTACT · CZECH REPRESENTATION
IMAF Czech Republic
Postal addressKvětnová 48182 00 Praha 8 – Ďáblice
Czech Republic
- Phone
- +420 734 585 737
- sekretary@imaf-czech.cz
- Website
- www.imaf-czech.cz