This list includes 6 Martial arts that start with E, from “Eagle Claw” to “Eskrima”. They range from traditional Chinese striking systems to Filipino weapon arts and hybrid self-defense styles used in sport and practice.
Martial arts that start with E are fighting styles, systems, or traditions whose common names begin with “E”. For example, Eagle Claw showcases centuries‑old Chinese northern kung fu techniques emphasizing gripping and joint locks.
Below you’ll find the table with Name, Origin, Focus, Founding period and Notes.
Name: Gives the common style name so you can quickly identify the martial art and compare it with other entries.
Origin: Indicates the country or region where the art developed, helping you understand cultural background and historical roots.
Focus: Describes the main techniques, like striking, grappling, or weapons, so you know each style’s primary application.
Founding period: Gives a year, decade, or century estimate so you can place each art in historical context and development.
Notes: Short clarifications about variants, notable practitioners, or disputed histories that help you use the list effectively.
Martial arts that start with E
| Name | Country of origin | Primary focus | Founded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eskrima | Philippines | Weapon | 16th century |
| Eagle Claw | China | Hybrid | 12th century |
| Eishin-Ryu | Japan | Weapon | 17th century |
| Enshin Karate | Japan | Hybrid | 1988 |
| Emei | China | Hybrid | 16th century |
| English Boxing | United Kingdom | Striking | 18th century |