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Vajra Mushti was described in the Buddharata Sutra, written in the 5th
century CE,based on earlier material used by the kesatria (warrior class).A
variant of the style called Simhanada (Lion's Roar) or Indra's Fist was said
to have been the martial art of the historical Buddha's blood-line.It is
still called Indra's Fist or Lion's Roar in China, where the art is said to
have been the ancestor of Tibetan White Crane boxing.
Goal of Vajra Mushti
The goal of Vajra Mushti is to immobilize the opponent’s hand holding the
knuckle duster.
Rules of Vajra Mushti
Vajra Mushit is a no holds barred martial art. A fight is considered over
when one immobilizes the opponent’s knuckleduster
Vajra Mushti Training
Training in Vajra Mushti is very intensive because students are taught a
variety of striking techniques similar to kung fu, boxing, and karate, and
grappling techniques similar to jujitsu, and Vale tudo.
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