Despite the influences of China, the announcement is a style of fighting with or without weapons originating in Burma.
It 'a set of techniques and kicked karate, judo techniques such as projections, sword techniques, fighting with weapons such as knives, spears and sticks.
There are different interpretations of the term and call different ethnic language groups give different translations. And 'generally defined in three ways: "discipline", "defence system", and "art of struggle", "fighting".
Some groups have combined to call the three interpretations and have become similar to the Japanese term budo (fighting stops), the Chinese term wu-shu (the war) or the English arts-term military or martial arts. Some etimologisti believe that the term comes from the Chinese announcement, while others think that instead come from India or Tibet.
The call is also called thaing. There are many styles of notice, but the majority follows the basic educational model. This art emphasizes initial indietreggiamenti, followed by attacks carried out of the reach opponent. In these attacks the whole body is used, it begins with the initial technical and follow techniques for combating and blocks. The techniques are taught first through formal exercises in sequence and then through sparring. When the Japanese invaded the Burman in 1942 they encouraged the practice and the proliferation of call and indeed influenced by adding the techniques ju jitsu judo and aikido. Dolo the Second World War the ban was practised in stone and were organized numerous competitions. The call was introduced in the USA by Maung Gyi, a university professor who began teaching in April 1960 the announcement in Washington DC.
With the passage of time, were organised courses in universities notice until 1966. Dr. Gyi founded the American Association of the notice on June 15 of 68 at Ohio University. Members who were present at the initiation ceremony provided a blood oath.
The international call was founded on 9/03/46 by U Ba Than, who became director of athletics, physical and Burma. The Iba was founded in honour of those who served, fought and died in Burma, India and China during World War.

(This article was translated by a machine translation software and not by one person)