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- 4. An ancient form of Thai martial art that served as the precursor to modern Muay Thai, incorporating weapons and bare-handed combat techniques.
- 5. A Korean martial art emphasizing circular and fluid movements, utilizing joint locks, throws, and strikes to redirect an opponent's energy.
- 6. A Filipino martial art that emphasizes weapon-based techniques, including sword and knife fighting, as well as empty-handed combat.
- 8. A Japanese martial art that focuses on swordsmanship, using bamboo swords and protective armor, emphasizing discipline and mental concentration.
- 9. A ground-based martial art emphasizing submission holds, joint locks, and chokeholds, designed to enable a smaller opponent to defeat a larger one.
- 10. A self-defense system developed in Israel, focusing on practical techniques for real-life situations, incorporating strikes, grappling, and defensive tactics.
- 11. A Japanese martial art focused on grappling and throwing techniques, utilizing an opponent's strength and momentum to gain advantage or submission.
- 12. A Korean martial art known for its dynamic and high-impact kicking techniques, incorporating both offensive and defensive movements.
- 13. A Chinese martial art known for its close-quarters combat techniques, using quick punches, strikes, and simultaneous attack and defense movements.
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- 1. A Thai martial art characterized by its strong punches, kicks, knee strikes, and elbow strikes, known for its effectiveness in close-range combat.
- 2. A French martial art that combines elements of boxing and kicking techniques, known for its precise strikes and agile footwork.
- 3. A combat sport that involves punches and footwork, aiming to score points by landing blows on the opponent while evading their attacks.
- 6. A hybrid martial art that combines elements of boxing and various kicking techniques, promoting cardio fitness and striking skills.
- 7. A martial art originating from Japan, emphasizing powerful strikes, kicks, and punches, along with defensive techniques such as blocking and evading.
- 8. A Chinese martial art that encompasses a wide range of techniques, including strikes, kicks, acrobatic movements, and fluid defensive maneuvers.
