The goal of the organization is to unify all styles of Jujitsu It seeks to promote the teaching of this martial art the United States.

Hapkido is a Korean style of the traditional Jujitsu. It has adapted the Jujitsu and made its own style of that art.

The site promotes Judo within the United States. It sanctions tournaments and rankings. Contains many links to Judo related topics.

Choose from a word bank to complete ten sentences about terms related to Martial Arts. Hints are available if needed, and a percentage score is displayed once answers are submitted.

Some people believe that Taekwondo may have dated as far back as 50 b.c. Since there are so few records, it is hard to be sure exactly when it started. This site provides a historical background for this martial art.

This group practices Tai Chi Chuang and other styles. It has a definition of what Tai Chi is and has other good articles to read.

This organization teaches Tai Chi in the state of New York. It has a listing of clubs and tournaments in that area.

This site gives a lengthy history of how Taekwondo started. The government wanted to unite the different marital art styles in Korea.

Dog chasing was one of three archery drills popular during the Edo period (1615-1868). Originally an exercise to improve martial skills, it became a formal sport with defined rules as early as the 14th century.

An image of "Apollo and the Muses", created by Martial Courtoisz (Limoges enamel, 57 x 42 cm).

An image of "Apollo and the Muses (underside)", created by Martial Courtoisz (Limoges enamel, 57 x 42 cm).

Provides a variety of information on the practice of Tai Chi Chuan.

T'ai Chi is a form of martial arts that has benefits beyond self-defense. Check out this article to see how T'ai Chi can improve your flexibility and strength. Links to related sites are also included.

This module on the Philippines is a great "All-in-one" site for a teacher or class studying the Philippines. Covers everything from history and culture to games, festivals, creation myths, and folk beliefs.

The European Kendo Federation teaches traditional Kendo all over Europe. It as promotes tournaments and provides a ranking structure.

Links to historical fighting manuals and analysis of these manuals. Intriguing reading for those with an interest in Renaissance fighting techniques.

In Korean. This organization promotes the sport of Taekwondo in the the country of Korea. This site includes a timeline of the history of this organization, an event calendar, encyclopedia of Taekwondo, and a gallery.

The International Aikido Federation represents the interests of over 40 national aikido organizations around the world. Provides information about the federation and about the member organizations.

The official site of SKA that details the sport of karate, it's history, and training information.

Sports are important in Japan, as they are in many countries. Read about Japan's traditional sports as well as the more modern ones in this article from the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Dedicated to the instruction and advancement of kyudo, the way of the bow. Includes sections on history, philosophy, technique, equipment and resources.

This organization is a branch from the traditional Wushu. It mixes Kung Fu, Modern Wushu, and Judo as it teaches its students.

Japan 101 offers excellent information on the sport of Sumo wrestling. Provides images and a list of winning criteria for the sport.

The American Judo and Jujitsu Federation is a non profit organization that promotes Judo and Jujitsu in the United States. This site features Judo/Jujitsu news, photos, clinics, and tournaments.