concept   fighting etiquette
22 commonsense assertions
Cultures (22) • Brazil (1) • China (1) • India (1) • Japan (1) • Russia (1) • South Korea (1) • Sweden (1) • United Kingdom (1) • United States (1) • Capoeira tradition (1) • Combat sports in Western countries (1) • Highland games tradition (1) • Kalaripayattu tradition (1) • Mongolia (1) • Mongolian wrestling tradition (1) • Muay Thai tradition (1) • Sambo tradition (1) • Scotland (1) • Taekwondo tradition (1) • Traditional Japanese martial arts (1) Viking heritage (1) • Western countries (1) • more
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1 fighting etiquette Brazil In Brazilian fighting culture, sparring is accompanied by music and camaraderie, reflecting the importance of fighting etiquette. 3
2 fighting etiquette China In Chinese martial arts, showing respect through bowing is crucial. 2
3 fighting etiquette India In Indian fighting etiquette, saluting the guru and strategic sparring are important. 2
4 fighting etiquette Japan In Japanese martial arts, there is a strong emphasis on respectful bowing and technique in sparring. 2
5 fighting etiquette Russia In Russian fighting culture, it is important to show respect by removing headgear before a fight. 2
6 fighting etiquette South Korea In South Korean martial arts, bowing before and after matches emphasizes respect and emphasizes control and technique in sparring. 2
7 fighting etiquette Sweden In Swedish combat culture, moderate and controlled sparring with a focus on technical skill is emphasized. 2
8 fighting etiquette United Kingdom In the UK, touching gloves and sparring are key aspects of fighting etiquette and training. 2
9 fighting etiquette United States In the United States, physical contact before a fight is seen as a sign of respect and sportsmanship within combat sports. 2
10 fighting etiquette Capoeira tradition In Capoeira tradition, music and rhythmic clapping during a fight are essential components of fighting etiquette. 1
11 fighting etiquette Combat sports in Western countries Combat sports in Western countries may involve taunting, promoting, and showmanship as part of pre-fight activities and promotion, as part of fighting etiquette. 1
12 fighting etiquette Highland games tradition In Highland games tradition, the caber toss competition includes presenting the caber to the judge and audience before attempting the toss as part of the fighting etiquette. 1
13 fighting etiquette Kalaripayattu tradition In Kalaripayattu tradition, it is important to salute the guru before and after a match as part of fighting etiquette. 1
14 fighting etiquette Mongolia In Mongolian wrestling, both wrestlers perform the eagle dance as a ritual of paying homage before the match. 1
15 fighting etiquette Mongolian wrestling tradition In Mongolian wrestling tradition, both wrestlers perform the eagle dance as a ritual before the match. 1
16 fighting etiquette Muay Thai tradition In Muay Thai tradition, the wai kru dance is performed before a fight to show respect to the teacher and the spirits of the boxing ring. 1
17 fighting etiquette Sambo tradition In Sambo tradition, it is customary to remove headgear as a sign of respect before a fight. 1
18 fighting etiquette Scotland In Scotland, the caber toss competition involves presenting the caber to the judge and audience before attempting the toss as a customary practice. 1
19 fighting etiquette Taekwondo tradition In Taekwondo tradition, it is customary to bow to the opponent and judges as a sign of respect before and after a match. 1
20 fighting etiquette Traditional Japanese martial arts Traditional Japanese martial arts emphasize humility, respect, and courtesy towards opponents, with a focus on discipline and self-control. 1
21 fighting etiquette Viking heritage Viking combat often involved initiating single combat by slapping an opponent's face with a glove or gauntlet. 1
22 fighting etiquette Western countries In Western combat sports, there is a focus on showmanship and trash-talking to promote fights and entertainment. 1