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Bakom is a Peruvian martial art created in the early 1980s by Roberto Puch Bezada, an ex-commando of the Peruvian army and street fighter. The dissemination of Bakom has been carried out through books and local and international television (ATV, ARD, in 1997).

The Bakom is a mixture of all kinds of street fighting techniques, very popular in confrontation of the Lima of yesteryear, where duels of honor were performed. The main objective is to know when to attack with energy to disturb the opponent's balance. Wrists against the arms and neck are in common use. About the Author

Roberto Puch Bezada was born in the District of La Victoria, in the capital of Peru, Lima, and grew up in Barrios Altos, in Cercado de Lima. He created and formalized the martial art of Bakom. It is not imitation of other martial arts found in other cultures. It is the result of more than 20 years of experience and development, attracting local and international attention. The original name is Bakom, named after its creator.

Former member of the Army Command School of Peru. He is currently publicly promoting the Bakom and selling natural products. He also sells his short books in which he emphasizes the theory of "the basis of the struggle around physical physiognomy," asymmetric struggle with advantage and disadvantage, distance, psychology in quarrel and other details. He has demonstrated his techniques of fight in public in the main squares of the city of Lima and provinces of Peru, as well as in other countries of South America. He was also an actor in the ATV miniseries "Tatán" in 1993, where he played Machaguay, bodyguard Luis D'Unian Dulanto, nicknamed 'Tatán' one of the most famous buffoons of the fifties in Peru. Champion of Wrestling (1969), Box (1977), and Judo (1980). Highlighting also in Kung Fu, Savate and Sambo. On the other hand, he has participated in a closed circle of clandestine fight, attended by wealthy people from Lima and the underworld where the only rule of mention is not to hit the genitals and / or throat. Bakóm rules

According to Roberto Puch, Bakom has these rules formally: Bibliography

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