March 28, 2019

India - Rajasthan - Bikaner - Junagarh Fort Museum - Palanquin - 68

Definition of Martial Arts

Martial Arts

‘Taekwondo is a modern martial art form characterised by its fast, high and spinning kicks.’
‘Judo is a martial art combining the use of quick movement and leverage to throw an opponent.’
‘I was narrow-minded in the beginning and used to regard judo as the only martial art.’
‘He also runs regularly and has taken up two different martial arts - karate and wing chun, a form of tai chi.’
‘Samantha has trained in karate and helps to teach other youngsters the martial art.’
‘Although Judo is a martial art it is not based on strength so much as an understanding of one's limits.’
‘Judo was designed as a martial art to be used as a personal self-defense or a medium for competition.’
‘Like most activities, the way to enjoy Judo or any other martial art is to learn to relax.’
‘After all, aikido is a martial art for self-defense, so we become very sensitive to attack.’
‘Judo is a martial art and an Olympic sport, which originated in Japan.’
‘We may miss the chance to master a martial art because our time is limited and mastery comes from practice.’
‘Capoeira is a Brazilian martial art that incorporates hand drums and looks more like a dance.’
‘His study of judo is to approach it as a martial art, that can be practiced as a sport.’
‘Still others would say it is a martial art, a self-defense system, or a form of combat.’
‘Kendo is a highly dynamic, highly aerobic sport or martial art that is based on the ancient art of Japanese fencing.’
‘He spent nearly a year studying kendo, karate and other Japanese martial arts.’
‘Choosing a school and a martial art is not an easy endeavor, and it is important to make the right choice.’
‘Judo is the only martial art sport to be represented in the Olympics.’
‘We are working at the moment with a Japanese master who is showing us aspects of Budo and martial arts.’