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In martial arts, a combat stick is a practical tool that can be used for a variety of techniques, including quick blocks, strikes, traps, disarms, and counterattacks.

"Dobok" refers to the traditional uniform worn by practitioners of Korean martial arts like Taekwondo. The dobok is a symbol of discipline, respect, and humility within Taekwondo, representing a commitment to the martial art and its values. 

In Korean, the word for “martial arts training center” is Dojang.

In Korean martial arts, "Gumdo" refers to swordsmanship and literally translates to “the way of the sword”.

Known as a “Ssahng Nat” in Korean, a kama is a traditional Japanese farming implement similar to a sickle or billhook used for reaping crops and also employed as a weapon.

A katana ('one-sided blade') is a Japanese sword characterized by a curved, single-edged blade with a circular or squared guard and long grip to accommodate two hands.

A high-energy workout and striking-based martial art that fuses punches and kicks from boxing and karate. Known for improving fitness, strength, and self-confidence.

A military-based self-defense system developed in Israel, focusing on practical, efficient responses to real-world threats using instinctive movements.

A traditional Filipino martial art that combines striking, blocking, and self-defense techniques with graceful, flowing movements and cultural heritage.

The American Taekwondo Association (ATA) is a large martial arts organization that teaches Songahm Taekwondo. The curriculum includes Songahm forms, sparring, one-steps, self-defense, board breaking, weapons, and leadership skills. 

In Korean martial arts, sparring, often called “kyorugi” in Taekwondo, refers to a practice fight or simulated combat between two practitioners. It's a crucial part of training, allowing students to apply learned techniques in a dynamic, controlled environment. 

A Korean martial art known for its high, fast kicks and dynamic striking techniques. It emphasizes physical fitness, self-discipline, and mental focus.