martial arts

Question 1

sports comes from the word Mars and means warrior-like or related to war. therefore, it can be defined as the art of being a warrior

Answer 1

martial arts

Question 2

rules in aikido

Answer 2

aikido ikkyo, aikido nikyo, aikido sankyo, aikido yonkyo, aikido gokyo

Question 3

roman god of war

Answer 3

mars

Question 4

can be defined as the art of being a warrior

Answer 4

martial arts

Question 5

first teaching (elbow control)

Answer 5

aikido ikkyo

Question 6

second teaching (wrist control)

Answer 6

aikido nikyo

Question 7

third teaching (wrist control)

Answer 7

aikido sankyo

Question 8

fourth teaching (wrist control and pressure point)

Answer 8

aikido yonkyo

Question 9

fifth teaching (elbow control)

Answer 9

aikdo gokyo

Question 10

policeman born in Shuri in 1889. 20 he started training with Higaonna

Answer 10

Kenwa Mabuni

Question 11

Each __ is built around a different angle so you can counter against punches and kicks that might be directed at your head, torso, or legs

Answer 11

kata

Question 12

japanese martial art form, evolved in east asia over a period of centuries, becoming systemized in Okinawa in the 17th century, probably by people forbidden to carry weapons

Answer 12

Karate

Question 13

destroyed a wall with his punch

Answer 13

Anko Itosu

Question 14

warning and penalties in karate

Answer 14

chukoku, keikoku, hansoku-chui, hansoku, shikkaku

Question 15

first instance of a minor infraction

Answer 15

chukoku

Question 16

second instance of a minor infraction

Answer 16

keikoku

Question 17

warning of disqualification

Answer 17

hansoku-chui

Question 18

disqualification penalty

Answer 18

hansoku

Question 19

disqualification from the whole tournament

Answer 19

shikkaku

Question 20

unarmed modern Japanese martial art, combat sport, olympic sport (since 1964)

Answer 20

Judo

Question 21

school or style in japanese arts, especially in the martial arts

Answer 21

ryu

Question 22

indian prince turned buddhist monk

Answer 22

Bodhidharma

Question 23

there is no attack in ____ and it is an art of self-defense against an unprovoked attack

Answer 23

Aikido

Question 24

translates to “basic techniques” and is the foundation on which karate is built

Answer 24

Kihon

Question 25

is one step closer to real combat, in that two practitioners will attempt to perform moves on each other

Answer 25

kumite

Question 26

it is a greater focus, increased self-esteem, increased self-discipline, calmness, and a more positive attitude toward life, as well as a knowledge of self-defense

Answer 26

shotokan

Question 27

it is a family of japanese martial arts and a system of close combat and also called yawara

Answer 27

ju jitsu

Question 28

ju jitsu is also calleed

Answer 28

yawara

Question 29

proper fist in karate

Answer 29

seiken

Question 30

introduced yakusoko kumite (partner work)

Answer 30

Hironori Otsuka

Question 31

what do you call first instance of a minor infraction

Answer 31

chukoku

Question 32

combination style which attempts to unite the diverse roots of karate

Answer 32

shitoryu

Question 33

the word aikido is formed of three kanji

Answer 33

ai - harmony, unifying
ki - energy, spirit
do - way, path

Question 34

is the hard-soft style and is one of the main traditional okinawan styles of karate, featuring a combination of hard and soft techniques

Answer 34

goju ryu

Question 35

sent 3000 soldiers to successfully conquer the Ryukyu Islands in 1609

Answer 35

Kanga Sakugawa

Question 36

is the head of Shuri Castle Security

Answer 36

Matsumura Sokon

Question 37

Taught Karate in secret until 1902, one year after King Sho died

Answer 37

Anko Itosu