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'''Amoha''' ([[Maichun]]: Amo ha, lit. "Open hand") is a martial art developed in [[Kalam]]. It is mainly distinguished for its mix of open palm and fist strikes along with close-quarter grappling techniques, often aiming to position oneself as close to an opponent as possible to land blows and control the ''fighting space''. It is comparable to [[w:Wing Chun|Wing Chun]] and [[w:Boxing|boxing]]. |
'''Amoha''' ([[Maichun]]: Amo ha, lit. "Open hand") is a martial art developed in [[Kalam]]. It is mainly distinguished for its mix of open palm and fist strikes along with close-quarter grappling techniques, often aiming to position oneself as close to an opponent as possible to land blows and control the ''fighting space''. It is comparable to [[w:Wing Chun|Wing Chun]] and [[w:Boxing|boxing]]. |
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Amoha (Maichun: Amo ha, lit. "Open hand") is a martial art developed in Kalam. It is mainly distinguished for its mix of open palm and fist strikes along with close-quarter grappling techniques, often aiming to position oneself as close to an opponent as possible to land blows and control the fighting space. It is comparable to Wing Chun and boxing.