Bushido is the Japanese term for the code of conduct that samurai warriors followed. It emphasizes values such as loyalty, honor, and self-discipline.

Aikido is a Japanese martial art that focuses on redirecting an opponent's energy rather than using brute force. It emphasizes non-violence and respect for one's opponent.

Sportsmanship refers to the ethical behavior and fair play that athletes and teams are expected to exhibit during competition.

Excellence is one of the core Olympic values, representing the pursuit of personal bests and the highest standards of performance.

Cheating refers to any intentional violation of the rules or ethical standards of a sport or competition.

Tai Chi is a Chinese martial art that combines gentle physical movements with meditation and breathing exercises. It emphasizes the cultivation of mental and spiritual well-being alongside physical fitness.

Violence in sports refers to any intentional act that causes physical harm or injury to an opponent.

Unity is one of the core Olympic values, representing the coming together of athletes from different backgrounds and nations in the spirit of sportsmanship and cooperation.

Yielding in martial arts refers to the act of intentionally giving up a point or advantage to an opponent, often as a sign of respect or sportsmanship.

Krav Maga is an Israeli martial art that focuses on practical self-defense techniques and is often used by military and law enforcement personnel.

Gamesmanship in sports refers to the use of questionable tactics or strategies that are within the rules but considered unethical or unsportsmanlike.

Excellence is one of the core Olympic values, representing the pursuit of personal bests and the highest standards of performance.

Violence in sports refers to any intentional act that causes physical harm or injury to an opponent.

Tai Chi is a Chinese martial art that combines gentle physical movements with meditation and breathing exercises. It emphasizes the cultivation of mental and spiritual well-being alongside physical fitness.

Yielding in martial arts refers to the act of intentionally giving up a point or advantage to an opponent, often as a sign of respect or sportsmanship.