2010 US Martial Arts Team
Who are we? We are young athletes and crafty veterans.
We are the best of last year, this year, and the next. We train as if everyone is out to beat us, because we know they are. We are sure they are going to fail at doing so. We are the best athletes, coaches, and volunteers in the USA, and we are driven to succeed. We are not-for-profit, because we love the Arts and all they have to give. We are proud representatives of the United States of America!
We are, like the WMAGC above us, a non-for-profit organization dedicated to the athletes. We have joined with TAFISA to bring the Sport For All concept into the martial arts, and to show that multiple masters from a range of disciplines can work together to promote the arts and competitions we love.
To prove this, the US Team has adopted a wide variety of criteria for its team members including proving that they are more than just quality athletes.
The World Martial Arts Games are a venue for martial artists from all styles to come together under one roof and have fair competition.
What are the World Martial Arts Games?
The World Martial Arts Games are a world class venue for elite martial artists of all styles to come together under one roof and enjoy fair competition.
The US Martial Arts Team holds regional qualifiers at the beginning quarter of every year to scout players for open slots on the team. To find a qualifier near you, please visit www.usmateam.com
Official World Martial Arts Games Divisions
Divisions are broken down by age, rank, gender and weight class.
Please follow this link for our rules and regulations:
WMAG OFFICIAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
Breaking
Forms
- Chinese Empty-Hand Forms
- Japanese/Okinawa Empty-Hand Forms
- Korean Patterns
- Weapons Divisions
- Chinese Weapons
- Japanese/Okinawa Weapons
- Non-Traditional Forms
- Musical Forms
- Extreme Forms
- Extreme Weapons Forms
- Synchronized Forms
Grappling Divisions
- Grappling/Submission
- Sport Jujutsu
Sparring Divisions
- Continuous Sparring
- Point Sparring
Self-Defense
- Reality-Based Self-Defense
The divisions are governed by the Official WMAG Rules & Regulations. The World Martial Arts Games Committee reserves the right to add, subtract or modify the Games divisions.



