martial arts movement

Basic techniques of martial arts that can be learned

Martial arts is a movement created to paralyze the enemy. all parents or young people can do martial arts movements. however, what distinguishes between martial arts practitioners and ordinary people

martial arts will be on the techniques and power of the movement. someone if they only rely on the existing power without knowing the right technique then the results will be less perfect and vice versa. however, if the power and technique are jointly trained, the simple movement will result in great results.

In general, the martial arts movement is basically only 4 types, namely, hit, kick, catch and deflect. but the combination of the three movements produces many moves and variations in style from a fight. a flow of martial arts is characterized by the dominant movement of the four movements. for example, in the martial arts Taekwondo uses dominant movements that explore the use of foot techniques. another in Boxing martial arts that only relies on blows to stifle opponents. Aikido relies on fists and catches to knock out enemies. then in the martial arts silat and karate, many combine the four movements with an almost balanced portion.

All types of martial arts have the same purpose, namely to protect themselves from enemy attacks and to cripple opponents instantly. however, each martial arts school has its own characteristics which are the main attraction for its practitioners. for example, karate with a broken movement seems firm and powerful, as is the case with pencak silat which has an agile, gentle movement that seems like dancing but is actually a deadly movement. that's a unique character from every martial art in this world.