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WT Taekwondo refers to the competition ruleset and style governed by World Taekwondo (WT), the international federation headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, that was founded in 1973. It is characterized by an emphasis on fast, high kicks and full-contact sparring, with electronic scoring systems use...

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Full Contact Kickboxing is an American combat sport ruleset that emerged in the 1970s, created by merging Western boxing techniques with karate kicks. Under these regulations, competitors are permitted to strike using punches and kicks, but all blows must land above the waist. Unlike Muay Thai or ot...

Olympic Taekwondo is the competitive form of the Korean martial art governed by World Taekwondo, the international federation recognized by the International Olympic Committee. The sport is distinguished by its emphasis on high, fast kicks and punching techniques scored through electronic scoring sy...

American kickboxing is a full-contact combat sport that emerged in the United States during the 1970s by combining Western boxing techniques with kicks derived largely from karate. Traditional rules permit punches and kicks to legal targets above the waist while excluding low kicks, elbows, knees, t...

Taekkyeon is a traditional Korean martial art recognized by UNESCO, notable for its fluid, dance-like footwork and sweeping, tripping leg techniques.

Yaw-Yan is a Filipino martial art introduced by Napoleon Fernandez in 1972, noted for long-range strikes and downward-cutting kicks.

Subak is an ancient Korean martial art first recorded in the Goryeo dynasty, recognized for its open-handed striking techniques and influence on later traditional Korean fighting.