Practice martial arts has become increasingly popular in recent years with people all over the world taking up a wide variety of different styles and disciplines In China where martial arts have a particularly rich tradition and history the sport is known as Wǔshù (武术) which literally translates to “military art” Whether youre interested in kung fu tai chi or any other of the many styles of martial arts that exist there are some common phrases and expressions that youll want to know if you plan on discussing the topic with others or even just explaining your interest to your friends

One of the most basic phrases that you will need to know if you want to talk about martial arts in English is “practice martial arts” This simple phrase can be translated in several different ways depending on the context in which it is used In most cases however a simple and straightforward phrase like “train in martial arts” or “practice martial arts” will suffice You might also hear people say things like “study martial arts” “participate in martial arts classes” or “engage in martial arts practice” all of which are just different ways to say the same thing

Another important thing to know when it comes to discussing martial arts in English is the difference between different styles and disciplines Kung fu for example is a style of martial arts that has a long history in China and is characterized by its fast fluid movements as well as its emphasis on strength and endurance Tai chi on the other hand is a much slower and more meditative form of martial arts that places an emphasis on balance and internal energy Other popular styles of martial arts include karate judo and taekwondo each of which has its own strengths and weaknesses

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