嶺南武術系統培訓 vs BJJA Random Attacks

Martial arts is the art of the moment. The dynamics of martial arts may be captured, but only in a fleeting moment. If no records are left, or the master does not explain clearly, or even if he does not know how to explain the details of each body part, the apprentice can only guess the principles behind the movements. This time the plan is to make a breakthrough attempt - using motion capture technology to record the movements of various martial arts masters, and publish them on the e-learning platform after analysis and processing. With the help of technology, Lingnan martial arts can be conveyed in visual form, making the teaching process more accurate, and the same data can be transformed into new media creations for visual or performing arts. Motion capture technology was a key technology used in this project. Since the Chinese Martial Arts Federation and the School of Creative Media of City University of Hong Kong established the Hong Kong Martial Arts Living Database (HKMALA) in 2012, we have extensively used motion capture technology to record Hong Kong’s martial arts heritage. Springboard Grant: Arts Capacity Development Funding Scheme *The content of this APP does not reflect the views of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region

The BJJA Random Attacks app helps the users train and compete in Ju-Jitsu at its different levels. This Governing Body oversees all aspects of Ju-Jitsu in Great Britain such as, establishing codes of conduct, standard practises, competition formats and rules, arranging group insurance policies for clubs within the Association, and certification of teachers and competition referees as well as registration of new clubs.