The Martial Arts All-Round Champion is a title given to the winner of a competition that tests the participants skills in various martial arts disciplines The competition usually includes forms (kata) sparring (kumite) and breaking (tameshiwari) The idea behind the competition is to find the most versatile martial artist who can demonstrate proficiency in different styles and techniques

The roots of the Martial Arts All-Round Championship can be traced back to the 1960s in Japan where a competition known as the All-Japan Full-Contact Karate Championship was held This competition sought to determine the most effective martial art style in a full-contact setting As the competition evolved it began to include other martial arts disciplines such as judo and taekwondo

Today many countries hold their own Martial Arts All-Round Championships with each competition having its own set of rules and requirements The International Martial Arts All-Round Championship (IMAA) founded in 1980 is one of the largest and most prestigious of these competitions The IMAA tests participants in a variety of disciplines including karate taekwondo kung fu and kickboxing The winner of the IMAA is often regarded as the best all-round martial artist in the world

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