Supposedly based on the \u201cphilosophy of Celtic individuality\u201d is a North American martial art form known as Sli Beatha. This \u201chybrid\u201d martial art is said to have originated from the United States of America, and was first created by a police officer named Craig Smith. Furthermore, this martial art form supposedly integrates \u201cthe physical, mental, and spiritual aspects of a human being\u201d. In addition, Sli Beatha when literally translated means \u201cWay of life\u201d.<\/p>\n
a. History\/origin of the Sli Beatha:<\/strong><\/p>\n Apparently, Sli Beatha was first created by a former special operations police officer Craig Smith. Furthermore, this form of martial art was first taught in Warrensburg, Missouri. According to Smith this martial art form was based on the \u201cphilosophy of Celtic individuality\u201d, and was created basically to integrate \u201cthe physical, mental, and spiritual aspects of a human being\u201d. In addition, Smith from 1996 to 2003 published a magazine dedicated to martial art, fitness, and combat sport called \u201cGrandmaster\u201d.<\/p>\n b. Weapon used in the Sli Beatha:<\/strong><\/p>\n Like several other martial art forms, the \u201chands and the legs\u201d of the fighter are used as the weapon.<\/p>\n c. Technique involved in the Sli Beatha and training availability:<\/strong><\/p>\n In terms of the technique, a fighter essentially uses \u201ckicks and punches\u201d to overcome opponents. Furthermore, \u201cgrappling\u201d techniques may also be used by the fighter as form of \u201cself defense\u201d against an opponent. As for training centers\/schools, there are none available around the world for this \u201chybrid\u201d martial art form.<\/p>\n