What martial arts would you like to learn?

Jeet Kune Do

jkd, bagua and taekwondo.

Black man kung-fu

Ive always been a fan of muay tai...shit is vicious

tai chi

Jewjitsue.....

Why you hate jews so much?

I already know Sig Fu,S&W Fu and Colt Fu but I think I'd like to learn Walther Fu.

Have you not seen The Last Dragon????? Black man kung-fu gives ou the ability to catch bullets with your teeth


Sho-nuff!!!!!

Aikido and Judo. No one ever sees it coming. It pays to be "gentle".:)

Muy Thai + Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is the best combination. You need striking and grappling skills.

Then, add Kali knife skills.

Then, become an expert in handgun, shotgun, and rifle.

Lastly, learn wisdom and good judgement so you don't have to use any of the above.

No matter how tough you are, there is always someone tougher or luckier.

P.S. I am a BJJ and Shotokan Black belt.

Tai Chi will simultaneously make you feel rooted to the earth beneath you and walking 3 feet about it. Better than gonj.

"Drunken Master" like Jackie Chan

How about Tai Kwan Leap? Boot to the head!

I trained BJJ and Kickboxing for a bit. BUT at this time Id train Brass Knuckle Foo, and Gun-Pop-Yu. People are dirty and packing. But of the traditional Martial Arts the Most succesful Single style athletes there are American Wrestlers. They took over the sport recently with Ground and Pound.

100% agree

If god wanted me to learn martial arts he wouldn't have given me a handgun.

I studied and practiced Tae Kwon Do for years, even brought home trophies from tournaments...I can snap an AC's neck like a chicken wing...

God gave you a handgun? Damn, I had to buy mine!

Wing Chun, Tai-Chi & Dim Mack.

Watch the film "IP Man" one of the best Martial Arts movies I ever saw.

I have trained in MMA, Boxing, and some Kung Fu. Of all the stuff I have done, I would have to say that MMA is probably the most diverse, but I feel boxing is actually capable of doing more damage.

Watch an MMA match sometime. Pay good attention to their standup. Notice how they have pretty bad form (usually). MMA requires an individual to be a jack of all trades, so you never excel at any one thing. You can't afford to, because unless you are independently wealthy, dedicating the amount of time needed to master different aspects of MMA would take way too long.

That's why I like boxing. It is very strategic, and you have two offensive weapons as opposed to like 9-10 for MMA. Because of this you can focus on mastering the techniques and be very strategic when it comes to fighting. To me, mastery equals lethality.

I like Muay Thai. I always will. I think Krav Maga is probably a bit more combat oriented if one was looking for a sport that transfers over to combat.

GUNfoo is good enough for me.

Whatever Ip Man was the master of.

Wing Chun, Ip Man taught Bruce lee.

Silat

tai chi, bagua, and systema

lol I just started to download this movie only to find it is starting NOW on TV! How strange. Anyone from the UK it's on now on Film4

How about one of the originals -- Kalaripayattu.