Most practical fighting style/martial art?
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This post wins the thread. There's a reason why it's referred to as one of the most deadly martial arts techniques on the planet.darthzew said:
I think anything that you use your feet or legs alot is total impractial. I did Wado-Ryu for 8 years and the only "move" I have ever used is to slap someone across the ears.
As for the martial art. Something that is maily about grips, holds and throws would be best.
As for the martial art. Something that is maily about grips, holds and throws would be best.
The fighting style of hitting the person mercilessly until they either give up or stop trying to attack back.
To me, Jujitsu since thats what i've been doing for a while. All you need is to be fast, and in litterally a matter of seconds you can lock up your opponents entire body reguardless of strength. It was rather funny since an 11 year old girl who's Black Belt in it got my Sensei down in less then 10 seconds from just being fast and knowing where to use pressure points and locks. afterwards we laughed till she did us all in. >.<
Plus your trained to dodge Knife's clubs etc or use them agianst the wielder...
....Gun though, you'd have a better chance playing dead, begging, or simply "Leg-It".
Plus your trained to dodge Knife's clubs etc or use them agianst the wielder...
....Gun though, you'd have a better chance playing dead, begging, or simply "Leg-It".
Western sword based martial arts. No matter how good you are with your hands, someone trained with steel will win. The only reason for the development of unarmed martial arts is for those countries where iron was at a premium. Those of us fortunate enough to live in western Europe don't have that problem so we make nice shiny swords.
speaking only from the ones i've given a go i'd have to say aikido. being reasonably short it gave me an advantage and with all the physics in it i could get my head round why as well as how which always makes me happier with things
This!darthzew said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhKjpdWyYMc
It is probably the most practical fighting style I have ever seen. There is no honor, and there are no real rules. The whole idea is to mess the other guy up as badly as possible because you ar fighting for you life.
Whichever one stresses the importance of striking first and hard without making a broadway show of it.
ahaha yeah except in a real fight you dont get two guys patiently waiting their turn to hit you with some half-hearted love tap. In reality they'd both jump in and kick you to pieces.tsb247 said:
Most special forces (and even some regular law enforcement agencies) have some form of home-grown martial art. The U.S. Marine corps has one, the British SAS have one, and the Japanese police in Kyoto train in Jiu-jitsu.
I don't believe that any particular style of fighting is dominant, but seeing how its track record in Mixed Martial Arts goes, I'd opt for Jiu-jitsu as well.
I don't believe that any particular style of fighting is dominant, but seeing how its track record in Mixed Martial Arts goes, I'd opt for Jiu-jitsu as well.
