Types of martial arts of the world

Thai boxing, or Muay Thai, is a martial art of Thailand derived from the ancient Thai martial art of Muay Boran and is similar to other Indochinese martial arts such as Pradal Seray, Tomoi, Lahway and Muay Lao.

Taekwondo is a Korean martial art. It is characterized by the active use of the legs in combat; both for striking and defensive actions.

Jiu-jitsu, or Jiu-jitsu, more precisely Jujutsu - the common name used for Japanese martial arts, which include techniques with and without weapons; the art of hand-to-hand combat, the basic principle of which is a "soft", "malleable" technique

Aikido is a modern Japanese complex of physical and spiritual practices created by Morihei Ueshiba as a synthesis of his martial arts research, philosophy, and religious beliefs. Aikido is most commonly translated as "the path of fusion of life energy" or "the path of harmonization of the spirit."

Karate is a Japanese martial art, a system of defense and attack. In 2020 - the Olympic sport, in 2024, karate will not be presented in the Olympics program. Initially, karate was a hand-to-hand combat system intended only for self-defense.

Judo - a Japanese martial art, philosophy and combat sport without weapons, created in the late XIX century on the basis of judo by Japanese martial arts master Jigoro Kano, who also formulated the basic rules and principles of training and competition.

Jit Kung-Do is a method that can be applied to the study of any martial art of their variety, created by Bruce Lee.

Capoeira is a Brazilian national martial art that combines elements of acrobatics, games, and accompanied by national Brazilian music.

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