I have watched martial arts all my life. I always viewed as a sport and it never gave me the notion that it is acceptable to go around hitting people. It is very entertaining and is acceptable for anyone who can distinguish it as sport violence.
The Ultimate Fighter
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Common Sense says
Violent, but a TKO for martial arts fans.
Why We Rated This
for Ages 13–18
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What Parents Need to Know
About The Ultimate Fighter
Parents need to know that this extreme sports reality show is quite violent. The competition pits fighters trained in wrestling and jujitsu against each other, which results in bloody battles, bruises, and sometimes severe cuts and scrapes.
Read our full review by Lucy Maher
Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about martial arts. What are the different kinds of disciplines? Why do some practitioners believe that martial arts help with character development and mental acuity? How have the martial arts evolved over the years? Is fighting like this a good advertisement for martial arts? Does it make them seem more violent than they typically are?
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terrible for kids
Parents do not let your children watch this stupid sport. I don't have a problem with you watching it but if your child does than I do. Not for kids, people wonder why kids fight hit and disobey well this is why!!!!

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