Do you want to learn martial arts? Then you should learn from the experts! Here’s a list of legendary martial artists of all times that you should take inspiration from: Chuck Norris Chuck Norris may look good with his fighting stunts on the many movies he starred, but a lot of us don’t know that he is actually a Tae Kwan Do, Tang SooDo, judo, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt status. He even made his own martial arts fighting style, the Chun-Kok Do. Since 1964 until his retirement in 1973, Norris also had a fulfilling career on karate tournament, he has won more or less 30 tournaments. Apart from that, Norris also held the title World Professional Middleweight Karate Champion for six years; he even had the chance of defeating karate legends such as Joe Lewis, Louis Delgado, and Allen Steen. Bruce Lee Bruce Lee has long been gone, but a lot of people still knew him as the world’s most famous martial arts movie actor. Lee was considered as the pioneer for martial arts acting; he has appeared in a number of films including The Way of the Dragon and the popular TV series The Green Hornet. A lot of people consider Lee as the father of mixed martial arts being the first one not to follow the traditional “this is how you do it” style. His signature martial arts style was Jeet Kune Do, but he also know different martial arts style including Wing Chun, Judo, jujitsu, Filipino arts, and even boxing. Royce Gracie Royce Gracie is definitely one of the best martial artists to consider as an inspiration. He was the first ever to win three of four UFC championship belts in 193, and he did that by just using Brazilian Jiu Jitsu’s grappling art that his father invented. Gracie was given a 6th-degree black belt for his expertise.
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