Combat Sports

Boxing is a combat sport in which two opponents, wearing protective gloves, use their fists to strike each other.

In wrestling, the mount is a dominant position in which one wrestler controls the other wrestler's back and applies pressure to their shoulders.

Judo is a combat sport that emphasizes grappling and submission techniques, such as joint locks and chokes.

In karate, a chop is a powerful strike delivered with the heel of the hand.

Taekwondo is a combat sport that involves two opponents using their feet and legs to strike each other.

In boxing, a hook is a punch that is thrown with the back of the fist.

Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) combines elements of boxing, wrestling, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

In wrestling, a suplex is a move in which one wrestler lifts the other wrestler off the ground and slams them onto the mat.

Muay Thai is a combat sport that emphasizes the use of elbows, knees, and shins to strike opponents.

In boxing, a jab is a punch that is thrown with the lead hand.

Kickboxing is a combat sport that involves two opponents using their hands and feet to strike each other, with a focus on speed and agility.

In wrestling, a takedown is a move in which one wrestler takes down the other wrestler to the ground.

Judo is a combat sport that emphasizes the use of throws and sweeps to unbalance and subdue opponents.

In boxing, a cross is a punch that is thrown with the rear hand.

Muay Thai is a combat sport that involves two opponents using their hands, elbows, and knees to strike each other.