I'm not sure what you are specifically looking for.
Because the human body is a pretty standard item, it has specific types of movements and the joints and muscles work the same way for everyone. Knowing how a Boyd moves means that you know how to block it and how to leverage these to cause pain or damage.
A straight punch or kick, basic blocks and movements are fairly consistent across the Martial Arts. Even many of the joint locks are seen across the board.
The importance of martial arts. That is a very complicated question. Martial arts is about discipline, respect, and self-control. Generally doing any martial arts also increases your self esteem and ability to defend yourself. Depending on the art, you will also get very flexible. There have been many studies showing martial arts increases, on average, a persons spirituality and health.
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Any regular exercise is good for the body. Martial arts also provides the ability to defend one's self against dangers. The awareness it develops is also a good thing as well as the confidence.
All martial arts channel the strength of the mind and body. That is why they are arts instead of sciences.
Internal/External or Soft/Hard refer to the basic tendencies of a martial art. Soft or internal arts such as Tai Chi and Aikido work on the energy and power internal to the human body, using it to redirect blows and deflect power. Hard or External arts, such as Karate, initially focus on striking and powerful blows and kicks. As one becomes more experienced in the art of choice, you discover that there are more similarities between them then there are differences. All arts have a Hard/Soft or Yin/Yang component to them. More input: Internal arts are used more in dealing with pain and controlling the body, making it do whatever you need it to do. Such as Shaolin Monks being supported by spears in the torso and extremities. In short, Internal arts condition the will and Chi (life energy) and External arts condition the actual physical aspects of the body such as pain and injury tolerance.
As they say, a healthy mind resides in a healthy body, which is exactly what you get with martial arts. However, training the mind is the main aspect of Martial Arts!
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None. All martial arts involve the use of hands and the entire body.
Mixed Martial Arts is martial arts, which should be obvious from the name. Over time all martial arts are very similar. While they start with different focus, they eventually blend together, as the human body can only move in a limited number of ways.
Karate strengthens the muscles in your body. It strengthens both your arms and your legs. Karate is exactly the same as martial arts except martial arts is a more professional term.
It depends on the specific martial art. Some of the traditional martial arts do meditate to center the body and spirit. In others, there is no meditation used. You'll have to consult with the specific school and style to determine what they teach and require.
The importance of martial arts. That is a very complicated question. Martial arts is about discipline, respect, and self-control. Generally doing any martial arts also increases your self esteem and ability to defend yourself. Depending on the art, you will also get very flexible. There have been many studies showing martial arts increases, on average, a persons spirituality and health.
Martial means anything having to do with the body so martial art means "body art" so it could be anything from dancing to karate. I thing the earliest humans had dances so that would be considered a martial are
I think you mean "Taiko" body drum
Martial Spirit is very important for someone who wants to master martial arts. Martial Spirit is essential to understand and to acquire. The mind and boy must be developed as well as the body.
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in the martial arts there is no age barrier if you have the mind, hart, and body you can be a true warrior.