1. A brutal hand-to-hand fighting style
   A mix of dance, acrobatics, music and martial arts
2. The outfit a karate fighter will wear
   A long and thin weapon

Capoeira is an interesting martial art that also combines dance, music and acrobatics. It involves complex maneuvers that include jumps, kicks, spins and so much more. It originated in Brazil.

1. Mixed martial arts
   Wrestling
2. Boxing
   Kickboxing

The UFC is a mixed martial arts (MMA) organization. This means there are no rules as to which martial art can be used in fights. People will use nearly ever discipline under the sun in order to win their fights.

1. Muay Thai
   Krav maga
2. Judo
   Karate

Krav Maga is an Israeli martial art that is incredibly common in self-defense classes. The martial art is all about real-world situations and fighting "dirty." it is incredibly efficient and can help you get out of sticky situations if need be.

1. Tae kwon do
   Tai chi
2. Jeet kune do
   Wushu

Bruce Lee is perhaps the most famous martial artist in history and was incredibly influential in the space. In addition to practicing martial arts, he also founded his own, which was called jeet kune do.

1. Gi
   Belt
2. Pants
   Shirt

As you could imagine, after a long training session, a martial arts uniform can get pretty sweaty and gross. It is recommended to wash and clean your uniform often, except your belt. Washing your belt is believed to wash away all of the growth and progress you have made.

1. John Smith
   Cael Sanderson
2. Aleksandr Karelin
   Jordan Burroughs

There have been many outstanding wrestlers to get on the mat, but perhaps none were as dominant as Aleksandr Karelin. He won three gold medals at the Olympics, and has a career record of 887 wins and only 2 losses.

1. Take the opponent down
   Be larger than your opponent
2. Push the opponent out of the ring
   Beat your opponent until they submit

The goal of a sumo wrestling match is for one person to push his or her opponent out of the ring. As a result, many martial artists who compete in Sumo are quite large and incredibly strong.

1. Chuck Norris
   Jet Li
2. Jackie Chan
   Bruce Lee

Chuck Norris is a true American legend and is beloved as both an actor and a martial artist. He has trained in many different martial arts, and is the founder and creator of chun kuk do.

1. Fencing
   Wushu
2. Wing chun
   Greco-Roman wrestling

Fencing is a popular martial art in which opponents will each try to touch each other with a sword in order to score points and win. It is done gently and is almost completely safe to compete in, as well.

1. Fauxing
   Sparring
2. Doing a run-through
   Play battlings

When two fighters or martial artists are going through the motions with one another to practice and hone skills, it is called sparring. Sparring is normally done quite gently and safely to ensure injuries do not occur.

1. Soviet Union
   USA
2. Japan
   China

Sambo is a martial art that has many different styles and variations. These involve striking, throws, grappling and more. The martial art was first practiced way back in the 1920s in the Soviet Union.

1. Brazilian jiu-jitsu
   Krav maga
2. Tae kwon do
   Muay Thai

Brazilian jiu-jitsu (also known as BJJ) is a grappling martial art where no strikes are thrown. Opponents use holds and grapples to control one another and the goal is to make your opponent submit.

1. Empty hand
   Punching
2. Closed fist
   Flurry of strikes

Karate is one of the oldest and most legendary martial arts in the history of the world. The word karate means "empty hand," It used to mean " Chinese hand." but the meaning was changed.

1. Beating your opponent
   Giving wrestlers a distinct advantage in a fight
2. Helping a smaller or weaker person defend themselves against someone larger
   Striking those who are being disrespectful

BJJ is all about using grappling and technique to control your opponents and make them submit. It can help those who are small or weak be able to hold their own against larger attackers or opponents.

1. About 30 years ago
   About 75 years ago
2. Around 150 years ago
   Anywhere from 700-1,500 years ago

While some martial arts have only been around for a few decades, that is not the case with tai chi. It has ancient origins that date back hundreds of years, and potentially up to around 1,500 years.

1. Celebrities
   Israeli defense and security forces
2. Civilians
   Royalty in the area

Krav Maga is a self-defense and military fighting style that was originally developed for the IDF (Israeli Defense Forces) and other types of security forces in Israel. it is now practiced by millions around the world.

1. Battle of the champions
   The way of the foot and fist
2. Honor and pride
   Fair fighting

Tae kwon do literally translates to "the way of the foot and fist." Tae means foot, kwon means fist and do means "the way of." These are all incredibly important concepts within the martial art.

1. Judo
   Kickboxing
2. Karate
   Laamb

Before becoming one of the biggest MMA superstars in history, Ronda Rousey was an incredibly talented and championship-winning judo practitioner. This was evident in her fighting style, which used a lot of throws.

1. Muay Thai
   Kickboxing
2. Wrestling
   Sambo

Originating in Thailand, Muay Thai is known as the "art of eight limbs." It is known as this because it involves the use of knees, fists, shins and elbows during a match or contest.

1. Aikido
   Wushu
2. Karate
   Muay Thai

Morihei Ueshiba is a true martial arts legend and is responsible for founding aikido. His concept was to create an art that would allow the practitioner to protect himself while also keeping from injuring the attacker.

1. Royce Gracie
   Conor McGregor
2. Bruce Lee
   Chuck Norris

Ip Man was a Chinese martial artist who was incredibly successful and influential during his days. Several of his students went on to become martial arts masters, including his most famous student, Bruce Lee.

1. Orange belt
   Yellow belt
2. Brown belt
   Red belt

After a karate practitioner gets their white belt and gets through the introductory material, the next step up is the yellow belt. From there, you have orange, purple, blue, green, brown, red and black belts in that order.

1. Where people practice karate
   A high-ranking judoka
2. A name for the outfit people where when they compete in karate
   A wooden staff weapon

A bo is a long staff weapon made of wood that is primarily used in Okinawa. They are around 70 inches long, relatively thin and used in numerous different types of martial arts in the area.

1. Judo
   Tae kwon do
2. Karate
   Sumo wrestling

While many people believe tae kwon do is of Japanese origin, that actually isn't the case. The martial art was actually first practiced in Korea during the 1940s and 1950s, by people experienced and skilled in many other martial arts.

1. Tae kwon do
   Karate
2. Muay Thai
   Wushu

Jet Li is one of the most beloved action movie stars in history, and is also an incredible martial artist. Li has practiced many martial arts, but is a true master and champion in the art of Wushu.

1. 3
   7
2. 21
   15

While there are a ton of martial arts being practiced all over the world, there are only 7 in the Olympics. These are karate, judo, tae kwon do, boxing, fencing, freestyle wrestling and Greco-Roman wrestling.

1. Wrestling
   Judo
2. Muay Thai
   Wing Chun

Not only is wrestling the oldest combat sport and martial art to be in the Olympics, it is one of the oldest Olympic competitions in general. It was added to the Olympic Games way back in 708 B.C.

1. Ip Man
   Bruce Lee
2. Yushin Judo
   Jigoro Kano

The creator of judo is none other than Jigoro Kano. He created the martial art in 1882, and it quickly took off. The martial art is just as much about the mental and moral side as it is the physical side.

1. 1912
   2004
2. 1984
   1993

While MMA (mixed martial arts) is incredibly popular right now, it is relatively new to the martial arts scene. The first-ever documented usage of the term came in 1993, during a review of the very first UFC event by Howard Rosenberg.

1. Tai chi
   Karate
2. Kickboxing
   Boxing

Despite being one of the oldest and most popular martial arts on the planet, karate has actually never been a part of the Olympics, until it was named an official Olympic sport for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.

1. Ukraine
   Dagestan
2. Austria
   Poland

Khabib is arguably the most dominant UFC fighter of all time. He was born in Dagestan, which was a part of the Soviet Union and is now a republic of Russia. The area has been known for breeding very tough and strong individuals.

1. Yellow belt
   Red belt
2. Black belt
   Brown belt

In many disciplines, a black belt is at the top of the heap, but that isn't the case in BJJ. After you get a black belt in BJJ, you can still strive for a red belt. Only true experts and legends will get to the point of having a red belt.

1. 2
   3
2. 4
   5

Fencing is a popular martial art and Olympic event. However, what many people don't know is that there are actually three different kinds of fencing. Each type of fencing uses its own sword, which is either the foil, epee or sabre.

1. 2
   16
2. 5
   12

In judo, there are 16 different belts that judokas can achieve. There are only six colored belts, but 10 levels of degrees for black belts, which gives them 16 in total. Of course, the requirements for each belt get progressively more demanding.

1. 5
   0
2. 2
   1

Throughout the history of BJJ, there have only been 6 people to be given the distinction of being a 10th degree red belt. Most of them were the legendary Gracie brothers, and no 10th-degree red belt is still living.