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| Name | originating |
Tai Chi Chuan |
CHINA |
| Traditional Chinese martial art of soft (internal) branch - Neijia... | Read more » |
Takagi Yoshin-Ryu |
JAPAN |
| Jujutsu substyle... | Read more » |
Takenouchi-Ryu |
JAPAN |
| One of the oldest schools of jujutsu... | Read more » |
Tang Soo Do |
KOREA |
| Traditional korean martial art of self-defence, based on empty hand technique... | Read more » |
Tan Tui |
CHINA |
| Kung Fu substyle... | Read more » |
Tapak Sutji |
INDONESIA |
| Pentjak-Silat substyle... | Read more » |
Tegasajutsu |
JAPAN |
| Umbrella technique art... | Read more » |
Tenjin Shinyo-Ryu |
JAPAN |
| Jujutsu substyle... | Read more » |
Thang-Ta |
INDIA |
| Indian martial art... | Read more » |
Than Vo Dao |
VIETNAM |
| Than Vo Dao combines internal and external disciplines and uses circular energy... | Read more » |
Ti Tang |
CHINA |
| Ground fighting... | Read more » |
Tempur Silat |
INDONESIA |
| Pentjak-Silat Sumatrian substyle... | Read more » |
Tjingkrik |
JAVA |
| West Javan substyle of Pentjak Silat... | Read more » |
Togakure Ryu |
JAPAN |
| Ninjutsu substyle... | Read more » |
Toledo |
PHILIPPINES |
| Hardest hitters of all Kali... | Read more » |
Tridharma |
INDONESIA |
| Pentjak-Silat substyle... | Read more » |
Thaing |
BURMA |
| A collective name for Burmese martial arts... | Read more » |
Taekwondo |
KOREA |
| South Korean martial art and combat sport. It focuses on striking... | Read more » |
Tonfa |
OKINAWA |
| Okinawian weapon from which the modern side-handled police baton is derived. .. | Read more » |
Tekko |
OKINAWA |
| A form of knuckleduster (brass knuckles) that originated in Okinawa... | Read more » |
Tabak-Toyok |
PHILIPPINES |
| Filipino version of the nunchaku... | Read more » |
Taido |
JAPAN |
| Modern budo substyle with roots in traditional Okinawan Karate... | Read more » |
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