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What do you think is the best kind of martial arts?

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Rooster Cogburn Profile
Rooster Cogburn , Rooster Cogburn, answered

Japanese Jiu Jitsu ! Been practicing it for over forty years !

Walt O'Reagun Profile
Walt O'Reagun answered

It depends on the situation.

Ideally, you want to neutralize the threat before it comes to melee (hand-to-hand) combat ... So any ranged martial art.  Firearms, archery, slings, javelins, etc.

Darik Majoren Profile
Darik Majoren answered

I agree, in part, with Rooster.

I feel that in close combat training is the best way to go.
I have had my share of “McDonald’s Drive through” Martial arts training . . .
Where you are guaranteed a black belt in “X” number of year regardless of
whether you know the art or not . . .

It really depends on your body type as well . . . A short
stout guy doing Tae Kwon Do is immediately handicapped by his/her reach . .
This person should be doing Hapkido, Judo, or Ju jitsu since their power center
works best in close.

That being said, after many years I have concluded that what
would be best for me, is a combination of arts.

Wing Chun:

Kali:

Japanese Jiu Jitsu


Ray Dart Profile
Ray Dart answered

Ecky Thump

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuP1eycaA6c

(Warning (and apologies) - some "of its time" silly racial stereotyping in here - would not be allowed today.)

Call me Z Profile
Call me Z answered

The best martial art is that which is most suited to the abilities and passion of the practitioner. None are any good if they are not enjoyed enough to inspire the necessary practice.

As Dark Majinn wisely noted, the most effective method may be a combination or a derivative of several styles. I tend to endorse this approach. This is also why so many forms exist.

Jaimie  JT Profile
Jaimie JT answered

Any kind that doesn't include a scissor kick .. The last time I did a sissor kick I tore all the legaments in my ankle  cos I landed on it sideways and that was suckish ...I wasn't doing martial arts though but I was faking that I was .. Same diff' kinda.

katherine smith Profile
katherine smith , katherine, answered

I think you must follow some mma training techniques.Firstly you must have some research .so for it  do some research before you join a gym.secondly, when your training starts then by training you will be able to increase the power of your punches and kicks .

Nealious James Profile
Nealious James answered

Hi there! I just learnt about the Kalaripayattu! It is an Indian martial art and it dates back to the third century BC. These days, it seems that this form of body combat is getting a boost and many Indian youths are learning the skills required. You will find more details here:

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