MARTIAL ARTS

Martial arts:

Martial arts (literally means the art of warbut often referred to as martial arts) is an extensive system of codified practices and traditions of fighting. Martial arts all have similar objectives: to physically defeat other or defend herself or someone else from physical threats. Some martial arts are also associated with systems of belief as Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism or Shinto while others follow a secular code of honor. Martial arts is regarded as the art and science. Many arts are also practiced throughout the competition, battling the most popular sport, but may take the form of competitions "forms of competition."

Testing and competition:

Examinations or assessments is of vital importance to practitioners of the martial arts from many disciplines who wish to determine the progression or own level of skill in the specific context. Students in the system of periodic testing and grading of personal martial art often undergo to advance to a higher level of recognition of the achievement of his own teacher, such as the belt of a different color or title. Types of testing used differs from the system, but may contain forms or sparring.

Of the different forms and sparring are commonly used in martial arts exhibitions and competitions. Some competitions pit practitioners from different disciplines together using a common set of rules, this is called mixed martial arts competitions. Rules for sparring between the arts and organisation vary, but generally can be divided into the light contact with the media, and communicate the full version of kontakt, reflects the amount of force should be used on an opponent.

Combat sports:

Martial arts have encountered more into sports forms of sparring become competitive, becoming a sport in its own right separate from the original combative origin, such as the Western with fencing. Summer Olympic Games include Judo, taekwondo, archery, Javelin, wrestling and boxing, Western fencing as events, while Chinese lẫn lộn recently failed in his attempt to be included, but still actively performs in tournaments in the world. 

Doctors in some arts such as Kickboxing and Brazilian JIU-often train sporting matches, while others art as Aikido and Wing Chun generally spurn such competitions. Some schools consider that competition breeds better and more efficient doctors and gives a sense of good sportsmanship. Others believe that the rules set out in the competition which is lowered on the martial arts or support the practice, which focuses on winning trophies rather than the focus, such as cultivating moral character.


Useful sites:
www.martialarts.co.in
www.martialarts.org