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Tae Kwon Do is known for its high-flying kicks, fast-paced techniques, and emphasis on striking. It combines physical fitness with mental discipline, promoting both physical and mental well-being. Practitioners of Tae Kwon Do develop strength, agility, and flexibility while learning to execute precise and powerful kicks, punches, and blocks. 

Judo is a Japanese martial art that focuses on grappling, throws, and ground fighting techniques. It was developed from traditional jujutsu and emphasizes the principle of using an opponent's force against them. Judo practitioners, known as judokas, learn to execute a variety of throws and submissions, aiming to control or immobilize their opponents. Judo is not only a competitive sport but also a method of physical education and personal development. 

 Hapkido is a dynamic and versatile Korean martial art that emphasizes self-defense techniques, joint locks, throws, and powerful strikes. It incorporates elements of both soft and hard martial arts, allowing practitioners to adapt to various situations. Hapkido focuses on using an opponent's energy against them, making it an effective and practical martial art for real-world self-defense.