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ANKARA, TURKEY — International sports diplomat, former Executive Board Member of the International Federation of Muaythai Associations (IFMA), and Advisory Board Member of the Turkey Karate Federation Ibrahim Murat Gunduz has launched a trans-continental campaign to reform the historical and ethical paradigm of martial arts. Through his newly conceptualized "Warrior Ethos" framework, Gunduz presents verifiable evidence that the biomechanical, spatial, and disciplinary foundations of Far Eastern combat systems are structurally rooted in the nomadic military complexes of the ancient Eurasian steppes.Biomechanical and Kinesiologic Proofs
Gunduz highlights that traditional techniques, often romanticized through East Asian mysticism, are governed by practical equestrian warfare principles. "The fundamental concept of Hikite (the pulling hand) in Karate is not a mystical configuration," Gunduz states. "It is the exact kinesiologic engine engineered by Eurasian mounted archers to stabilize their torso and maximize bow tension at full gallop. Similarly, the Zenkutsu-Dachi (front stance) mimics the exact weight distribution required when a rider rises upon the stirrups for high-precision shooting on moving terrain. Muscle memory and skeletal geometry do not lie; these combat systems were forged in the steppes."
An International Call for Administrative Reform
Challenging the commercialized monopolization of combat sports by profit-driven federations, Gunduz has formally submitted his academic manuscript to the editorial board of the UK-based Martial Arts Studies Journal and initiated legal procedures with state sports ministries. He argues that grappling disciplines like Ju-Jitsu must be decoupled from striking federations and integrated under national Wrestling Federations to honor their true historical lineages.
"Those who forget their ancestors are like a river without a source, a tree without roots," Gunduz emphasizes. "An instructor who disregards this ancestral military heritage and fails to govern their training space according to the ancient codes ceases to be a true martial artist. Ancestral heritage must return to its homeland. Our mission under the Warrior Ethos is not to breed commercial customers, but to cultivate unyielding character and absolute loyalty in the next generation of global athletes."
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