Martial arts in the United States
15 entries in the Martial Arts in the United States compendium.
American Kenpo KarateA hybrid martial art system developed by Ed Parker, emphasizing rapid striking and evolving self-defense…B Team Jiu JitsuOne of the top grappling organizations in the world, founded by ADCC silver medalist Craig Jones.Collegiate wrestlingThe American style of wrestling emphasizing control and dominance on the mat.Combat HapkidoThe Science of Self-DefenseCombativesHand-to-hand combat systems for military and law enforcement.Craig Jones InvitationalSubmission grappling tournament founded by Craig Jones.Danaher Death SquadLeglock-focused grappling team that split in 2021.Danzan-ryūA syncretic jujutsu style founded in Hawaii by Seishiro Okazaki.Dog SoldiersCheyenne warrior society that became a separate, militant band.Emerson Combat SystemsEclectic combatives system for military, law enforcement, and civilians.Enshin kaikanA knockdown karate style emphasizing the Sabaki Method.Jailhouse rock (fighting style)A hybrid fighting system born in Black communities and prisons.KajukenboA mixed martial art from Hawaii founded in 1947.Kara-Ho KempoA martial art of rapid strikes founded by William Kwai Sun Chow.Kingsway Jiu-JitsuAmerican submission grappling team led by John Danaher.
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