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Bartitsu
What is Bartitsu?
Bartitsu is a Victorian-era martial art created in England in 1898 by Edward Barton-Wright. It combined boxing, jiu-jitsu, savate, and cane fighting, making it one of the first hybrid martial arts.
It is famously mentioned in Sherlock Holmes stories, giving it a cultural cult status.
Why Train Bartitsu?
Historical Hybrid – early MMA concept.
Cultural Curiosity – Sherlock Holmes connection.
Self-Defense Focus – urban Victorian setting.
Unique Identity – unlike any modern system.
Community & Research – practiced as revival art.
How Does Bartitsu Compare?
Vs MMA – precursor to modern MMA.
Vs Krav Maga – both urban self-defense, different eras.
Vs Savate – shares roots in European striking.
Bartitsu in Europe
Revived in the late 20th century, practiced in small groups in the UK, France, and Germany.
Bartitsu
What is Bartitsu?
Bartitsu is a Victorian-era martial art created in England in 1898 by Edward Barton-Wright. It combined boxing, jiu-jitsu, savate, and cane fighting, making it one of the first hybrid martial arts.
It is famously mentioned in Sherlock Holmes stories, giving it a cultural cult status.
Why Train Bartitsu?
How Does Bartitsu Compare?
Bartitsu in Europe
Revived in the late 20th century, practiced in small groups in the UK, France, and Germany.