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Encyclopedia > Kombato

Kombato is a Brazilian military martial art of self defense and security created by a team led by Paulo Albuquerque. It utilizes a combination of security, martial arts and military techniques. The Brazilian Navy, Airforce and Federal Police all use Kombato.


The system is used by bodyguards in Brazil to protect celebrities and political figures and there is a Kombato training program adapted for civilians.


External link

  • kombato.org (http://www.kombato.org) (in Portuguese)

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Kombato at AllExperts (310 words)
Kombato is a Brazilian military martial art focused on self defense and security.
The system is used by bodyguards in Brazil to protect celebrities and political figures and there is a Kombato training program adapted for civilians.
The main aim of the system is to build people's awareness of their own security, by making them able to recognize and neutralize aggressive threats.
Kombato - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (359 words)
Kombato is a Brazilian military martial art focused on self defense and security.
It is taught at Brazilian Marines, Airforce, several state and federal law enforcement offices, and some commercial companies.
The main aim of the system is to build people's awareness of their own security, by making them able to recognize and neutralize aggressive threats.
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