whats your favorite type of martial art?

let me know


thanks Ast

aikido is my fav

Ninjukai Taijutsu

It was pretty cool because there were so many moves and weapons and just.. techniques.. which were fun to try to do in practise.

kyusho jitsu {the art of pressure point fighting} just punch a few pressure points and they fall down unable to move. or just twist the pressure point on their shoulder and they fall down unable to get up for a while. i wanna learn it too lol

muay thai

Depends if you consider boxing as a martial art or not.

I see it more as a sport.

Do you box? I kickbox.

This my favorite martial art



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Aikido is also my favorite. Judo, Karate and all the kickboxing (Chinese, Korean etc) are to aggressive and hostile, were Aikido is much more defensive. Perfect for older people such as myself.

Just like that.

My favorite is Xingyiquan, one of the three Internal Chineses Martial Arts. The other two are T'ai Chi, and Baguazhans.
There is the 5 elements or 5 fists to Xingyiquan.
Splitting
Pounding
Drilling
Crossing
Crushing

They use 12 distinct animal forms

Weapons include;
Spear
Straight sword
Saber
Large Saber
Long and short Staff
Needles
Fuyue
Chicken-Saber Sickle

I used to train in Aikido, and I do have great respect for it.. but I moved on in search for something more physically demanding.

My fav type of martial art is taiho jutsu/ jiu jitsu. I used to train under a fello by the name of Richard Hall for several years in ottawa in the art of Taiho Jutsu.
I now run a community based club called the House of Bushido under jiu jitsu international and Balance Martail arts.

Shotokan Karate is my fav, Strong and Simple. I dont do Juijitsu but i think its a great idea.

i like Muay Thai and boxing

I don't really beleive in single forms of martial art. But if there was one that was my favorite it would have to be Jeet Kune Do which in its true form is not a form or style but a way to perceive the martial way. Hence the term of JKD, "The way of intercepting the fist". But to understand the true philosophy of matial arts is to allways be open to your full potential and ability. This was one of Lee's biggest points when he created JKD.

By the way I beleive boxing to be a martial art its just been turned into a sport through its fame as a spectator competition. I beleive modern TKD and Karate to be more of a sport than boxing. I know plenty of boxers who can defend and brawl way better than anyone from one of those disiplines.

Judo all the way

But in terms of sheer brutality, Muay Thay.