Asia
Further information: Asian martial arts (origins)- Bangladesh
- Boli Khela
- Lathi Khela
- Cambodia
- Bokator
- Kbachkun boraan
- Kbachkun Dambong-veng
- Khmer traditional wrestling
- Pradal Serey
- China
- See List of Chinese martial arts.
- Kung Fu
- T'ai chi ch'uan
- India
- Gatka
- Inbuan Wrestling
- Kalaripayatu
- Malla-yuddha
- Musti yuddha
- Mukna
- Sarit Sarak
- Silambam
- Kuttu Varisai
- Varma Kalai
- Thang-Ta
- Indonesia
- Kuntao
- Silat
- Bakti Negara
- Perisai Diri
- Russia
- Cистема
- Japan
- See List of Japanese martial arts
- Aikido
- Judo
- Jiu-Jitsu
- Karate
- Kendo
- Naginatajutsu
- Ninjutsu
- Shinkendo
- Shooto / Mixed Martial Arts
- Sumo
- Korea
- Choi Kwang-Do
- GongKwon Yusul
- Gwonbeop
- Gyongdang
- Haidong Gumdo
- Han Mu Do
- Hankido
- Hapkido
- Hwa Rang Do
- Kuk Sool Won
- Kuk Sul Do
- Kumdo
- Shippalgi
- Ssireum
- Subak
- Taekkyeon
- Taekwondo
- Tang soo do
- Yusul
- Laos
- Muay Lao
- Malaysia
- Silat Melayu
- Lian padukan
- Seni Gayung Fatani
- Silat Cekak
- Silat Medan
- Tomoi
- Myanmar
- Bando
- Banshay
- Lethwei
- Naban
- Okinawan martial arts
- Karate
- Kobudo
- Shuri-te
- Tegumi
- Pakistan
- Pehlwani
- Philippines
- Arnis/Eskrima/Kali
- Buno
- Dumog
- Kuntao
- Kino Mutai
- Pananjakman
- Panantukan
- Sikaran
- Yaw-Yan
- Thailand
- Krabi Krabong (กระบี่-กระบอง)
- Thailand
- Krabi Krabong (กระบี่-กระบอง)
- Lerdrit (เลิศฤทธิ์)
- Muay Boran (มวยโบราณ)
- Muay Thai (มวยไทย)
- Silat Pattani
- Turkey
- Oil wrestling (yağlı güreş)
- Vietnam (Vo Thuat)
- Cuong Nhu
- Nhat Nam
- Vovinam
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