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BLACK BELT WIKI

Black Belt Wiki is a free informational site focused on helping martial arts
students to improve their existing skills, enhance their physical fitness, enjoy
a potentially healthier lifestyle, explore new martial arts techniques and learn
about different martial arts styles. Black Belt Wiki provides visitors with
information on martial arts katas, forms & patterns, fitness exercises, kicking
techniques and much more.

This website also tries to provide information on all of the major martial arts
styles or systems such as Aikido, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Hapkido,
Judo, Karate, Krav Maga, Kung Fu, Mixed Martial Arts, Muay Thai, Taekwondo, Tang
Soo Do and Tai Chi. We also cover the substyles of major martial arts (i.e.
Karate substyles such as Shotokan, Kyokushin, Shito-Ryu, Wado-Ryu, Shorin-Ryu
& Goju-Ryu). Moreover, this martial arts wiki provides details about many of the
less well-known martial arts styles and systems (i.e. Sherlock Holmes’ Bartitsu)
because we believe that every martial arts style provides students with useful
and/or unique techniques.

Examples of Black Belt Wiki Sections

 * Kata & Forms – This section covers the kata & forms of Shotokan, Taekwondo,
   Kyokushin, etc.
 * Martial Arts Styles – List of 180+ major & minor martial arts styles.
 * Physical Fitness – This section covers improved flexibility, strength
   training, stretching, warm-ups, etc.
 * Terminology – Learn essential Japanese terms used in Karate, Korean terms
   used in Taekwondo, Chinese terms used in Kung Fu, etc.

Objectives

If you are new to martial arts, we want to help you to learn about different
martial arts styles so you can choose a school that is right for you.

If you are an existing martial arts student, we want to help you progress and to
get ready for your next belt test. We want to reinforce and supplement your
existing martial arts training by giving you information on more advanced
techniques (i.e. kicks, self-defense, katas, etc.) and help you “relearn” the
details about techniques & katas that you practiced (and forgot) years ago.

We also want to help you learn about new martial arts techniques and styles in
order to help you become a more complete martial artist. Moreover, we provide
details on martial arts stretching, conditioning, strength training, balance
training, etc. We want this website to be a martial arts library which is free
for all visitors and open 24 hours a day.

This site only provides information about techniques. Black Belt Wiki does not
provide martial arts training. You can only learn martial arts from an
experienced martial arts instructor at proper training facility. All martial
arts techniques and exercises should be supervised by a trained martial arts
instructor in order to prevent injuries and to ensure the proper technique is
utilized. The information on these pages and videos is meant only to reinforce
and supplement the instruction given at your martial arts classes. To properly
understand these techniques, you need to learn them from a martial arts
instructor who can provide you with an in-depth explanation of the technique,
help correct your mistakes, answer your questions and detail how the technique
should be utilized.

In addition, all martial arts techniques and training should be used safely and
responsibly.

Add Knowledge

Please add information to this martial arts website in order to make it even
better. Everyone is welcome to provide information and/or suggestions… as long
as you are serious about helping others learn about physical fitness and martial
arts techniques/styles. Share your knowledge and help beginning martial arts
students.

We hope you will contact us about adding step-by-step kata instructions, kicking
techniques, exercise information, terminology or even a single sentence that
helps to better explain a difficult technique or exercise. Any work done on this
martial arts website (even a tiny edit to fix a spelling mistake) will help
martial arts students everywhere!

 


MARTIAL ARTS & RELATED QUOTES

The most difficult part of traditional Taekwondo is not learning the first kick
or punch… Rather, it is taking the first step across the threshold of the dojang
door.

— Doug Cook, Taekwondo: A Path to Excellence
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This site is for informational purposes only. All martial arts techniques and
exercises should be supervised by a trained martial arts instructor in order to
prevent injuries and to ensure the proper technique is utilized. The information
on these pages and videos is meant only to reinforce and supplement the
instruction given at your martial arts classes. To properly understand these
techniques, you need to learn them from a martial arts instructor who can
provide you with an in-depth explanation of the technique, help correct your
mistakes, answer your questions and detail how the technique should be utilized.
In addition, all martial arts techniques and training should be used safely and
responsibly.



 





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 * Home
 * Kata & Formsexpand child menu
   * Other Kata & Forms
   * Aikido Katas
   * Goju-Ryu Katas
   * Isshin-Ryu Katas
   * Kyokushin Katas
   * Shito-Ryu Katas
   * Shorin-Ryu Katas
   * Shotokan Katas
   * Taekwondo – ITF Patterns
   * Taekwondo – Palgwe Forms
   * Taekwondo – WTF Taegeuk Forms
   * Tang Soo Do Forms
   * Wado-Ryu Katas
 * Techniquesexpand child menu
   * Blocks
   * Elbow Strikes
   * Falling Techniques
   * Foot & Leg Sweeps
   * Grappling Techniques
   * Joint Locks
   * Kicks
   * Knee Strikes
   * Punches & Hand Strikes
   * Sparring & Kumite
   * Stances
   * Training Equipment
   * Aikido Techniques
   * Bo (Staff) Techniques
   * Judo Techniques
   * Karate Techniques
   * Krav Maga Techniques
   * Muay Thai Techniques
 * Terminologyexpand child menu
   * Other Martial Arts Terminology
   * Chinese Numbers
   * Japanese Numbers
   * Korean Numbers
   * Aikido Terminology
   * Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) Terminology
   * Judo Terminology
   * Karate Ranks & Titles
   * Karate Terminology
   * Kung Fu Terminology
   * Shotokan Terminology
   * Taekwondo Terminology
 * Stylesexpand child menu
   * Master List of Styles
   * Aikido
   * Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ)
   * Judo
   * Karate
   * Krav Maga
   * Kung Fu
   * Mixed Martial Arts
   * Muay Thai
   * Taekwondo
   * Tang Soo Do
   * Weapon-Based Styles
   * Martial Arts Styles by Country
   * List of African Martial Arts Styles
   * List of American Martial Arts Styles
   * List of Chinese Martial Arts Styles
   * European Martial Arts Styles
   * Japanese Martial Arts
   * Korean Martial Arts
   * Military Martial Arts Styles
   * Top 10 Martial Arts Styles
 * Fitnessexpand child menu
   * Main Fitness Categories
   * Agility Training
   * Balance Exercises
   * Bodyweight Exercises
   * Calories Burned
   * Conditioning
   * Core Exercises
   * Flexibility
   * Plyometric Exercises
   * Potential Benefits
   * Reaction Speed
   * Speed Training
   * Strength Training
   * Stretching
   * Warm-Up Exercises
   * Yoga
   * Other Fitness
 * Search

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