All styles of martial arts do.
Yes there are martial art schools that teach Kendo
There is no law to prevent it, but it will depend on the school and the instructor. Some will not teach those that are criminals as they are not considered morally responsible to trust with the techniques of a martial art.
Instruction in Self Defense and martial arts is best done with a qualified instructor present. I'd be happy to teach a seminar on self-defense as I do several times a year, but I'm not going to do it over the internet!
Bodidharma was an Indian monk who travelled to China. He taught Buddhism and martial arts to the shaolin monks from techniques he brought back from India. That was when martial arts was born.Second answerNo, he was not the creator of martial arts. Martial arts arise independently within cultures all around the world. Wherever there is war, there is always someone who knows how to wrestle or handle a sword. The concept that Bodhidharma knew or created martial arts does not predate the 20th century. See the paper "Ignorance, Legend, and Taijiquan" by the martial arts historian Stan Henning.
There are a number of key lessons to learn in martial arts. An understanding of one's body and its limitations is important. Most teach through a series of repetitive movements or sequences. Various techniques and combat skills are the end result.
A flip is a gymnastic move, so you would want to find gymnastic teacher to show you how to roll and flip around. All martial arts teach throws at some level or another. Striking arts teach grappling techniques and grappling arts teach striking techniques.
That is the correct spelling of "martial arts" (fighting techniques, especially Oriental).
All styles of martial arts do.
Yes there are martial art schools that teach Kendo
There is no law to prevent it, but it will depend on the school and the instructor. Some will not teach those that are criminals as they are not considered morally responsible to trust with the techniques of a martial art.
Jackie Chan does not teach.
Traditionally all martial arts were passed down within the family. It wasn't something that was shared outside the immediate family. There are ninjutsu schools where they teach ninja martial arts, but not too many.
You would teach in a martial arts school. The Japanese would call it a dojo.
Many martial arts have the Axe kick, maybe just known by different names.
Ranma ½ isn't based on any one style of martial arts, but several of them, and many of them are parodied or are inaccurate. The school of martial arts that Ranma and his father, along with Akane and Soun Tendo practice, is known as the Anything-Goes School of Martial Arts, so while it incorporates numerous actual martial arts techniques, it also uses ridiculous "techniques" and fictionalized martial art styles.
The term is two words, martial arts (fighting techniques).