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Nyingbu Wangdue (Jason W. Carter) was born in Ontario, Canada and is a [[Buddhism|Buddhist]] and professional safety instructor. In 2009, was recognized as a "Master Instructor of the Year"<ref name=Award2009 /> at the World Head of Family/Sokeship Council (WHFSC). | Nyingbu Wangdue (Jason W. Carter) was born in Ontario, Canada and is a [[Buddhism|Buddhist]] and professional safety instructor. In 2009, was recognized as a "Master Instructor of the Year"<ref name=Award2009 /> at the World Head of Family/Sokeship Council (WHFSC). He is a Martial Arts Hall of Famer [7]. | ||
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Since the inception of Nyingbulam Jason has conducted seminars and classes across North America [13] [14] and Europe [15] [16] teaching his “Enlightened Combat” to martial artists and non-martial artists professionals. In 2011 | Since the inception of Nyingbulam Jason has conducted seminars and classes across North America [13] [14] and Europe [15] [16] teaching his “Enlightened Combat” to martial artists and non-martial artists professionals. In 2011, Jason Carter appeared in eight episodes of a TV program “Urban Self Defense” aired on Rogers TV in London, Ontario.<ref name=TVseries /> Episodes were aired weekly, and there was a second season of six episodes. The shows addressed different urban scenarios, from parking lot to insta-teller safety and safety for students and seniors. | ||
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Nyingbulam is a spiritual form of the martial art Jujutsu[1] consisting of striking, throwing and grappling techniques set upon a Buddhist ethics foundation. It was developed by sensei Nyingbu Wangdue (Jason W. Carter)[8] [9] in 2001 at his jujitsu studio in Ontario, Canada, and Jason Carter is the recognized "Head of Family (Soke) [10] [11] for the Ryu (fighting school)". Nyingbulam now has students worldwide. The martial side (Hard Side) of the art was formulated from several styles of Japanese martial arts, Shotokan & Nihon Jujitsu(s), while the spiritual side (Soft Side) comes from traditional Buddhist teachings and texts.
The name Nyingbulam is a combination of Tibetan and Sanskrit words. The name of the art is based upon the founder's Tibetan Kagyu[2] vow name "Nyingje Norbu", which translates to "compassionate jewel". This was then shortened to "Nyingbu" and the word "lam" was added, which translates to "way" in Tibetan, to complete the name Nyingbulam which means: Compassionate Jewel Way.
Founder / Head of Family
Nyingbu Wangdue (Jason W. Carter) was born in Ontario, Canada and is a Buddhist and professional safety instructor. In 2009, was recognized as a "Master Instructor of the Year"[3] at the World Head of Family/Sokeship Council (WHFSC). He is a Martial Arts Hall of Famer [7].
The "Hard Side"
The combative side of Nyingbulam draws its techniques from several Japanese martial arts systems. It draws its heavy linear strikes from Shotokan Karate, its throws, ground techniques and pressure points from Nihon Jujutsu. The Japanese based self-defense art of Nyingbulam is an eclectic sampling of ancient and modern techniques of self defense as they were developed in Japan. The martial techniques primarily consist of striking, throwing, joint locking, chocking and pressure point techniques. It is a hard style of Jujitsu which means it uses hard punching, kicking and limb trapping skills to distract an attacker allowing the defender to unbalance the attacker by throwing him to the ground using one of the many throws or sweeps taught in the syllabus. Once the attacker is unbalanced a painful joint lock or pressure point can be applied to control him or he can be rendered ineffective by having the joint dislocated or broken. Other options include further striking techniques, choking into submission or disengagement.
The "Soft Side"
This martial side is deeply blended with a path of practice and spiritual development which leads to insight into the true nature of reality. These practices such as meditation and mindfulness practice are means of changing oneself in order to develop the qualities of awareness, kindness, and wisdom. The tenets of Nyingbulam’s spiritual practice and teachings are straightforward and practical, nothing is fixed or permanent; actions have consequences; change is possible. It teaches students practical methods which enable them to realise and use its teachings in order to transform their experience, to be fully responsible for their lives, their safety and the safety of others around them.
Kata
The Nyingbulam style uses four Kata's, three for the Mudansha ranks and one for the Yudansha rank.
Kata Name (Japanese) English Rank
Taiyo Josho Watching the Sun Rise Yellow Belt Noboru Yama Climbing the Mountain Green Belt Kai Ni Ichibetsu Sitting of the Peak Brown Belt Koshu Shodan Pressure Points One Shodan (1st. Degree)
Non-Conventional Weapons
Jason adapted many of the martial techniques that are taught in Japanese Ko-budo (Weapons) and have applied these to everyday items that he calls "Non-conventional Weapons or Tools of Self Defense". Non-conventional weapons include everyday items we carry that can be used in a highly effective way to protect yourself once trained to do so, such as a baseball cap, sunglasses, ball point pen, magazine, book, credit card, leather belt, scarf, jacket, footwear, briefcase or purse.
Media
Since the inception of Nyingbulam Jason has conducted seminars and classes across North America [13] [14] and Europe [15] [16] teaching his “Enlightened Combat” to martial artists and non-martial artists professionals. In 2011, Jason Carter appeared in eight episodes of a TV program “Urban Self Defense” aired on Rogers TV in London, Ontario.[4] Episodes were aired weekly, and there was a second season of six episodes. The shows addressed different urban scenarios, from parking lot to insta-teller safety and safety for students and seniors.
| Episode Name | Episode Number | Year Aired |
|---|---|---|
| Student Safety | Season 1, Episode 1 | 2011 |
| Parking Lot Safety | Season 1, Episode 2 | 2011 |
| Streets and Alleys | Season 1, Episode 3 | 2011 |
| Woman's Safety | Season 1, Episode 4 | 2011 |
| Striking for Safety | Season 1, Episode 5 | 2011 |
| Youth Safety | Season 1. Episode 6 | 2011 |
| Insta Teller Safety | Season 1, Episode 7 | 2011 |
| Seniors & Handicapped Safety | Season 1. Episode 8 | 2011 |
| Office Safety | Season 2, Episode 1 | 2012 (not aired) |
| Urban Safety | Season 2, Episode 2 | 2012 |
| Disability Safety | Season 2, Episode 3 | 2012 |
| Family Safety | Season 2, Episode 4 | 2012 |
| Off-site Safety | Season 2, Episode 5 | 2012 |
| Weekend Safety | Season 2, Episode 6 | 2012 |
Notes
- ↑ You can read more about Jujutsu in Wikipedia.
- ↑ The Kagyu (Bka' brgyud) tradition is one of the principal lineages of Tibetan Buddhism. It emphasizes meditation and yogic practice.
- ↑ 2009 WHFSC Hall of Fame Ceremony & Seminar Symposium at the World Head of Family/Sokeship Council (WHFSC) website
- ↑ Season 1 - Urban Self Defense "USD" RogerTV on Youtube, 8 episodes, aired in 2011 with instructor Jason Carter.
7. 2009 WHFSC Hall of Fame Ceremony & Seminar Symposium at the World Head of Family/Sokeship Council (WHFSC) website 8. Who are Masters behind Nyingbulam: Yukio Tani (1881-1950) on the Martial Arts Brockville - Ancho Jiu Jitsu website 9. "Mike Cholette -". Retrieved 2022-11-21. 10. "Shinja Masters Council | Shinja Martial Arts". Retrieved 2022-07-05. 11. "Wakazamurai World Martial Arts Association". www.wakazamurai.com. Retrieved 2022-07-05. 13. "/179_January_2011_DMAG by TaeKwon-Do Times - Issuu (Page 15)". issuu.com. Retrieved 2022-07-05. 14. "Shinja 2013". ashidakim.com. Retrieved 2022-11-21. 15. "Six Pack Academy - Porto, Portugal". 16. "Jason Carter - This was a great seminar with great people..." www.facebook.com. Retrieved 2022-11-29.