This is for all the martial artists here. If you have studied a form or forms of martial arts what is it and what is your rank. If you dont study anything what is your favorite form of martial art.
MARTIAL ARTS
- Thread starter snipermike223
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ive studied
kempo: white belt
tao kwon do: white belt
Tai chi: no rank
Shotokhan Karate: blue belt
Shaloindo: Yellow belt
Silat: no rank
Sayoc Kali: no rank
My all time favorite forms of martial arts are Tai Chi, Silat, Sayoc Kali, and Aikido
kempo: white belt
tao kwon do: white belt
Tai chi: no rank
Shotokhan Karate: blue belt
Shaloindo: Yellow belt
Silat: no rank
Sayoc Kali: no rank
My all time favorite forms of martial arts are Tai Chi, Silat, Sayoc Kali, and Aikido
My cousin is in MMA and according to him I have an affinity for JuiJitsu. I grapple with people whenever I get the chance. It's like an athletic chess match.
Jiujitsu is a good system, unfortunately for me , being a smaller person, getting into a grappling match would be a very bad idea.
It really just depends alot on your opponent. I've grappled wrestlers who had 30 lbs on me and they put themselves into submissions trying to pass.
I did JuiJitsu for a year or somthing then I dropped out due to insufficent funds lol, I made it to yellow belt.
like snipermike i have learned some just not in classes or anything like that i learned through travels
tai chi
Shaloindo
silate
french kick boxing
kickboxing
paqkor (sp)
i figure learn it to survive but not make it second nature
but matrial arts weapon and favorite of choice the one and only -KARAMBIT
tai chi
Shaloindo
silate
french kick boxing
kickboxing
paqkor (sp)
i figure learn it to survive but not make it second nature
but matrial arts weapon and favorite of choice the one and only -KARAMBIT
yes, i do agree, the situation does depend on very many factors . Like i said again , not disagreeing with jiu jiujitsu, it is an amazing art. Training in Aikido and Silat teaches to neutralize the situation before it ever has to go to ground. Many of my teachers always told me that most fights are lost once taken to ground, and the ground can be a very sticky situation, especially when the attacker has a weapon
Blue belt in tae qwon do
Studied Brazilian jui jitzu with my friend who was a 2nd degree black belt. So no rank really but I know a lot of holds and moves. Like you guys said it doesn't really matter what the size is if you kno a hold and r good at it and if you see an opportunity to slip it in you do. Ive made a couple of my friends 300+ friends tap out rather quickly. Ive yet to tap out or have anybody get out of my holds. Anybody have any particular hold they prefer to use? Mines the rear naked choke or a kimora
Studied Brazilian jui jitzu with my friend who was a 2nd degree black belt. So no rank really but I know a lot of holds and moves. Like you guys said it doesn't really matter what the size is if you kno a hold and r good at it and if you see an opportunity to slip it in you do. Ive made a couple of my friends 300+ friends tap out rather quickly. Ive yet to tap out or have anybody get out of my holds. Anybody have any particular hold they prefer to use? Mines the rear naked choke or a kimora
Boxing 5 and o 4 knock outs
wresting undefeated 3 years straight
jiu jitzu purpel belt
kick boxing 2 and o
wresting undefeated 3 years straight
jiu jitzu purpel belt
kick boxing 2 and o