A Japanese form of self-defence and martial art, developed from jujitsu, in which locks, holds, throws, and the opponent's own momentum are used to…

A Japanese system of martial arts techniques, which was later simplified to become aikido: see aikido, n.

Any of various forms of self-defence and martial arts traditionally practised in the Philippines, characterized by the use of sticks, bladed weapons…

In full t'ai chi ch'uan, a Chinese martial art, believed to have been devised by a Taoist priest in the Sung dynasty (960–1279), promoting…

A Korean martial art of self-defence, characterized by the use of kicking and circular movements of the arms and legs.

A type of judo wrestling which originated in the Soviet Union. Frequently attributive, in sambo wrestling.

Any of various styles or schools of Chinese martial arts developed by or popularly associated with the monks of the Shaolin monastery. Frequently…