This is a list of martial arts and martial arts .
While martial arts focus on defeating the opponent as quickly as possible by all means, martial arts are primarily designed for use in a regulated environment. The use of certain techniques is usually not allowed (for example elbow techniques, punches or lever techniques).
Overarching articles
Styles with a cultural reference Most classic martial arts styles and martial arts are related to a culture, that is,
they have a tradition there
the tradition of the style refers to the culture,
and the practitioners of the style perceive the system as part of the culture.
Asia and Pacific
Culture
Generic term
Styles
Borneo
Silat , Kuntao
China
Wushu (Gongfu, Kung Fu), (kat)
Internal styles (Neijiaquan) Baguazhang , Ba Duan Jin , Liu He Ba Fa , Sun style , Taijiquan , Tongbeiquan , Xingyiquan , Yiquan , Wing Tsun exterior styles Fujian White Crane , Bajiquan , Monkey Style , Hung Kuen , mizongyi , Nanquan , Pangai-noon , San Shou , Shaolin Kempo , Shaolin Kung Fu , Shuaijiao , Tang Lang Quan , Weng Chun , Wing Chun , modern Wushu , Yingzhaoquan , Zui Quan
Indonesia
Kuntao , Pencak Silat , Peresean
India
Kalarippayat , Kushti
Japan
Bujutsu / Budo (kat)
Aikidō , Bujinkan , IAIDO , iodo , Jūdō , Jukendo , Jujutsu (Jujitsu) , Karate , kendo , Kobudo , Kudo , Kyūdō , Mugai Ryu , naginatajutsu , Nanbudo , Ninjutsu , Shorinji Kempo , Sumō , Yabusame , Yoseikan
Cambodia
Pradal Serey
Korea (North / South)
Musul / Mudo (kat)
Shinson Hapkido , Gjogsul , Hapkido , Haidong Gumdo , Hangeomdo , Hwarang-Do , Kuk Sool Won , Kumdo , Kwon Beop , Kyeok Too Ki , Sonmudo , Gongkwon Yusul , Subak , Ssireum , Taekkyon , Taekwondo , Tang Jung Muo Do. , Kung
Laos
Malaysia
Silat , Kuntao
Mongolia
Mongolian wrestling , archery
Myanmar (Burma / Burma)
Thaing
Banshay , Lethwei , Naban
Philippines
(kat) , Filipino Martial Arts
Arnis / Eskrima / Escrima / Kali , Dumog , Silat , Kuntaw / Kuntao , Suntukan / Panantukan , Sikaran / Panandiakan / Sipaan , Yaw-Yan
Russia
Sambo (martial arts) , Stenka (martial arts) ,
Sri Lanka
Tibet
Thailand
Krabi Krabong , Muay Thai , Muay Thai Boran ,
Vietnam
(kat) , History of the Vietnamese Martial Arts
Binh Dinh , Cuong Nhu , Nam Hồng Sơn , Vo Khi Dao , Viêt Võ Dao , Vovinam , Thanh Long , Vo Thuat , Vo Dao Vietnam , Viet Vu Dao ,
Culture
Styles
all of Europe, supraregional
Boxing , fencing , historical martial arts in Europe , jousting , huscarl , modern sword art , wrestling
Germany
German fencing school , fighting rings , Ranggeln , Ju-Jutsu , Ju-Jutsu-Do , Modern Sports Karate , Martial Arts DTV
Great Britain
Bare-knuckle , Singlestick , Bartitsu , Martial Arts DTV
Finland
France
Savate , Canne , Bâton français
Greece
Fist fight , pankration , pale
Iceland
Glíma
Ireland
Bataireacht , bare-knuckle
Italy
Fist fight with Caestus , wrestling
Austria
Rangels
Portugal
Jogo do pau
Russia
Sambo
Scotland
Single stick
Switzerland
Swing
Serbia
Svebor
Spain
Juego del Palo
Martial arts styles with no cultural reference After 1950 in particular, numerous mixed forms of martial arts styles came into being, which combine elements of different classical styles. These styles cannot be classified culturally, even if some of the names suggest it.
Individual evidence
↑ Nan Quan is a collective term for all Chinese fighting styles south of the Yangtze . They are also known by the term Nan Pai (南 派, Pinyin : Nán pài, southern school). See: Werner Lind : Lexicon of Martial Arts. China, Japan, Okinawa, Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Burma, Indonesia, India, Mongolia, Philippines, Taiwan, etc. Sportverlag, Berlin 1999, ISBN 3-328-00838-1 , ( Edition BSK ).
↑ Kung Jung Mu Sul. Retrieved October 30, 2018 .
↑ http://www.turksayokan.com/
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