What's your favorite Native American martial art?

[Anonymous]

What Native martial art, fighting style or combat sport from North & Central & South America is your favorite?

Okichitaw (Canada, Cree Natives)

Tinku / Tingu (Bolivia, Peru - Inca / Aymara & Quechua Natives)

Chulukua (USA, Cherokee Natives)

Tushka-Homa (USA, Choctaw Natives)

Yaomachtia (Mexico, Aztec Natives)

Some other Native American fighting style

I prefer Chinese, Japanese and/or korean martial arts)

[Iron_Man]

The American Indians, I didn’t know they had a special martial arts

[Iron_Man]

Thanks for the award

[Asker]

You're welcome, I appreciate your opinion.
@Iron_Man
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[Anonymous]

I voted A, but I prefer Chinese, Korean and Japanese martial arts.

[Opinion Owner]

Thanks for the MHO

[Abbycado]

@Agape93 lol

[Agape93]

Lol 😂

[Asker]

Let me see what you got ;)
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[AI Opinion]

One fascinating Native American martial art is Capoeira, which originated in Brazil. It's a unique blend of music, dance, and acrobatics, often disguised as a dance to hide its martial roots. Capoeira combines fluid movements and rhythmic agility, making it both an art form and an effective combat style. It's a celebration of cultural heritage and resilience, emphasizing harmony and fluidity. Always a wonder to watch! 🎶🌀

[strateguy632]

7th,

[Betülyesta]

Canada