FISECAM-GUMA INTERNATIONAL APS MSD is officialized in Italy as the Italian Federation of Sport, Education, Culture and Martial Arts. It operates in an international context with its own Delegates present both in Europe and in other continents. It can annually nominate one or more National Delegates in a territory.
The National Delegates must annually contribute to the growth of the Federation with Stages, Gatherings, Events and anything else that may be useful for the diffusion of the Federation in their own Country.
They can annually invite the members of the Federal Council to the Stages and Gatherings that they will organize and can preside over the Federal Exams for all the Black Belts of the Martial Arts sector.
On the occasion of Events or Competitions organized directly by the Central Office, they can participate with their Members. FISECAM-GUMA INTERNATIONAL APS MSD is officialized in Italy as the Italian Federation of Sport, Education, Culture and Martial Arts. It operates in an international context with its own Delegates present both in Europe and in other continents.
It can annually nominate one or more National Delegates in a territory. The National Delegates must annually contribute to the growth of the Federation with Stages, Gatherings, Events and anything else that may be useful for the diffusion of the Federation in their own Country.
They can annually invite the members of the Federal Council to the Stages and Gatherings that they will organize and can preside over the Federal Exams for all the Black Belts of the Martial Arts sector.
On the occasion of Events or Competitions organized directly by the Central Office, they can participate with their Members.
The annual membership follows the calendar year from January 1st to December 31st. The forms and membership fees are reported in the attached international models.
The annual membership follows the calendar year from January 1st to December 31st. The forms and membership fees are reported in the attached international models. Modifica
INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMAS COSTS: Cost of Diploma + Member shipfrom form 1st to 4th Dan € 40.00 from 5th to 7th Dan € 50.00 from 8th to 9th Dan € 60.00 Annual membership renewal cost € 20.00 gumasegretary@fisecam.it
FISECAM GUMA INTERNATIONAL formalizes the nomination of Honorary Members annually. These are chosen directly by the President in office.Honorary Members are Martial Arts Masters who operate at a national and international level. Their technical level must be very high to obtain this nomination in the Federation.
Honorary Members can also hold the position of National Delegate of GUMA International by organizing Stages, Gatherings and events with prior authorization and can use the INTERNATIONAL logo with the writing of their nation.
BELGIUM: JEAN RUY ENGLAND: JAIMIE LEE- BARRON FRANCE: HAAG LAURENT GERMANY: THANH WINTER-LUONG GERMANY: JURGEN SCHERCHER ITALY: GIACOMO SPARTACO BERTOLETTI MOROCCO: OMAR EL ANTARI PAKISTAN: MUHAMMAB ARSHAB U.S.A. : ROBERT J. MORTON
I.B.A. INTERNATIONAL BUDO RYU ACADEMY
INTERNATIONAL BUDO RYU ACADEMY In 2004, Master Massimo Curti Giardina obtained the 8th Dan of the Nippon Koden Kobudo Osaka from Soke Fumon Tanaka. Diploma also validated by the WJJKO, signed by Master Giacomo Spartaco Bertoletti, on the same date he obtained the qualification of Menkyo Kaiden from Soke Renato Bosich (his Master Guide).
In 2005 he officially obtained from Soke Fumon Tanaka the recognition of his Ju Jitsu School (codified by himself in 1993), framing him as Soshi Soke of Sanaku Ryu Ha Ju Jitsu.
In 2014 he obtained the qualification of 9th Dan from the Ente Nazionale Libertas. On February 4, 2017, he proposed to the Masters who have adhered to the fundamental principles of Sankaku Ryu to create a Cultural Association called Budo Ryu International Academy (I.B.A.)
In 2020, the IBA becomes a specific sector of the Global Union Martial Arts "GUMA"
In2024, with the birth of FISECASM-GUMA INTERNATIONAL, it becomes part of the Martial Arts Sector to deal exclusively with the study, research and dissemination of Japanese Martial Arts always under the guidance of Soshi Soke Massimo Curti Giardina.
ART. 1 – GOALS a) The I.B.A. deals with the organization of cultural and martial events, stages, gatherings, round tables, meetings and study centers at a national and international level.
b) The I.B.A. is mainly dedicated to the study and research of oriental culture and to the diffusion of both RYU-HA (schools recognized by the Japanese KO-RYU) and other schools (not recognized) that request it.
The I.B.A. follows the ethical and moral principles of BUDO, condemning all forms of violence, xenophobia and racial, sexual, religious and political discrimination.
BUDO RYU ART. 2
ART. 2 – THE ASSOCIATES a) Men and women (minimum age 18) in possession of Documentation certifying their TECHNICAL QUALIFICATION as practitioners of Japanese Martial Arts, whether they are Yudansha – Kodansha – IrokoKoro and whether or not they operate in Federations, Organizations or Bodies in Italy or in other Nations, can request the annual Membership, completely free of charge. They will be included in the International Register.
b) The membership must be renewed annually in order to continue to be present in the Register. All Members will receive a technical card that will validate their registration. Upon explicit request, they can receive the I.B.A. International Diploma from FISECAM-GUMA INTERNATIONAL.
BUDO RYU ART. 3
ART. 3 - RYU Ryu was historically a feudal institution created by the various clans, for the purpose of teaching martial arts to the samurai of their clan. Ryu (流) translates as "school" or "style" (to be understood as a school of thought); just think of how many martial arts in general adopt the suffix Ryu. As with many Japanese words, these have multiple possible translations, in fact Ryu is also translated as "flow of a river".
This concept however, contrary to what it seems, does not differ from the translation of "school/style", indeed these two translations go hand in hand, since it is understood that the knowledge of a martial art, within a school, is passed down from generation to generation and flows until reaching the present day.
The word Ryu, used mainly as a suffix, means style, type, form, way, system, school; here as Ryu-Ha 流 a school, a school of thought. Ryu in Japanese martial arts are classified and codified in Ryu-Ha.
Usually, a specific style has its own curriculum, ranks and licensing system. There is no universal licensing or ranking system in all Ryu-Ha. A person with a high rank in one style does not necessarily correspond to a high level in another style.
BUDO RYU ART. 4
ART. 4 - THE TRAINING UNIFORM
The keikogi (稽古着) is a training uniform used in Japanese martial arts. The term means "training uniform" (from keiko, "practice", and gi, "dress"). ART. 5 - Il MON (EMBLEM) Mon 紋, or Monsho 紋章 are Japanese emblems used to decorate and identify an individual, a family or a Ryu similar to the European heraldic crests.
They were initially used by the Samurai Clans to distinguish and recognize each other more easily on the battlefield. They are generally stylized designs inserted inside a geometric shape.
Their use dates back to 1185: 鎌倉時代 Kamakura-jidai. The Mon of the International Budo Ryu Academy has six petals, which indicate the fundamental principles of Budo (Objective, Practice, Competition, Dojo, Teaching and Diffusion).
SOKE - SOSHI SOKE - GAI SOKE
SOKE 宗家 Head of a Japanese Ko Ryu. The Soke can formalize schools that follow a traditional path of study by appointing a Soshi Soke. The Soke has the authority to issue Menkyo licenses to those who have mastered his style. The Soke can appoint his Waka Sensei (Young Master) who will replace him after his voluntary or forced retirement in the event of his death. The Waka Sensei can legitimately use the title of Soke.
SOSHI SOKE 創始宗家 It is a Japanese term that means "Presenter of an idea, method or style". This classification formalizes the School of Soshi Soke as Ryu Ha. This can only be recognized by a Japanese Ko Ryu with the signature of his Soke. The Soshi Soke can nominate his Waka Sensei (Young Master) who will replace him after his voluntary or forced retirement in the event of his death. The Waka Sensei will be able to fully claim the title of Soshi Soke.
GAI SOKE 外宗家 It is a Japanese term to define a foreign (non-Japanese) Headmaster. The IBA, with the favorable opinion of the Presidency Office, will formalize the requests of the Headmasters of Japanese Styles or Methods of a discipline, after having verified the documentation presented by them and having received the approval of the "FISECAM-GUMA INTERNATUIONAL" Presidency Office.
The requesting Master can be accredited as a "Gai Soke" Headmaster only if he has a Kodansha diploma position (at least 5th Dan) and is not less than 40 years old.
The Gai Soke can nominate his Waka Sensei (Young Master) who will replace him after his voluntary or forced retirement in the event of death. The Waka Sensei will be able to fully boast the title of Gai Soke.
IROKOKORO
IROKOKORO MASTERS OFFICIALLY REGISTERED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL BUDO RYU ACADEMY