Queixada

Queixada is a traditional Brazilian martial art that emphasizes striking, grappling, and weapon techniques. Developed in Brazil, it combines elements of capoeira and other combat forms, focusing on agility, fluid movement, and strategic offense and defense. Practitioners often train in self-defense, physical fitness, and cultural heritage, using techniques such as punches, kicks, joint locks, and throws. Queixada promotes discipline, coordination, and mental alertness. Its practices can vary but generally aim to prepare individuals for both self-protection and personal development within a structured, community-oriented environment.