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Parrying is a defensive technique used in combat sports such as boxing, kickboxing, and mixed martial arts (MMA) to deflect or redirect an opponent's attack, typically a punch, away from its intended target.

The Long Staff, or "Côn," is a traditional weapon used in various martial arts, including Vovinam, which is a Vietnamese martial art.

Aikido is a modern Japanese martial art that focuses on harmonizing with an opponent's energy to neutralize the threat without causing serious harm.

In the context of the traditional Thai martial art Krabi Krabong, "daab" refers to a sword. Specifically, "daab" (also spelled "darb" or "daab song mue") often refers to a single-edged sword that is used in pairs, known as "double swords."

Jogo do Pau is a traditional Portuguese martial art that involves the use of a wooden staff, typically around 1.5 to 2 meters (5 to 6.5 feet) in length.

Suri-ashi is a fundamental footwork technique used in various Japanese martial arts, including Kendo, Iaido, and Aikido. The term "suri-ashi" translates to "sliding feet" or "gliding step."

A sensei (先生) is a teacher or instructor in martial arts, a term that signifies respect and acknowledgment of their role in guiding students. Derived from the Japanese characters "sen" (before) and "sei" (life or birth), sensei literally translates to "one who comes before."

Chain punching, also known as "straight blast" or "continuous punching," is a fundamental technique in Wing Chun Kung Fu.

Taijutsu is a Japanese martial arts term that literally means "body technique" or "body skill" and refers to combat skills or martial art systems that primarily use body movements without weapons

Muay Lopburi is a traditional style of Muay Boran, the ancient martial art that is the foundation of modern Muay Thai. Originating from the Lopburi province in central Thailand, Muay Lopburi is known for its emphasis on boxing techniques, particularly punches and footwork.

Axé is a vital and multifaceted concept that encompasses the energy, spirit, and positive vibes shared among practitioners.

The talwar is a traditional curved sword originating from the Indian subcontinent.