What is your favorite martial art?
Mark Conley
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Id have to say judo also...judo is a defensive type of art, and i would only want to use it to disuade the attacker, not put my hand in his adominal area and pull out his spleen (this is just sarcasim, i dont think you can de-spleen someone..or can you?) :shock:
Can you imagine what the posts would be like..if you switched the location of the i in martial arts? (marital...lol)
Can you imagine what the posts would be like..if you switched the location of the i in martial arts? (marital...lol)
judo is from jujistsu jigoro kano the founder judo learned jujistsu and didnt like the violence and he prooved that judo was superior to jujistsu when the best judo fighter in japan defeated the son of gracie the founder of brazilian jujistsu...but dont get me wrong i dont wanan face a jujistsu master lol
soilder79936
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judo and tai kwan do
well...... it isn't completely not-funny :roll:Redneck said:Redneck said:Mine's Judo, too.
Judo know if I got a gun.
At least I thought it was funny.....
No I'm sorry, don't cry. No, please don't. No.... Okay..okay...okay it was funny. Very funny. It was hilarious. I wanted to reply yesterday, but I was to busy laughing. Did I mention it was funny?
Redneck
Active member
Awww, now that's more like it!
I knew I could count on you, 1217, just let me wipe away my tears here....
:lol:
On-topic, any of you all ever do any grappling? I've found it pretty useful (had to use it to restrain a patient in the ER one time who'd shot a little too much funny juice into his bloodstream :lol: , good times, son of a gun wanted to sue me and the hospital when he sobered up, too :lol: ).
I knew I could count on you, 1217, just let me wipe away my tears here....
:lol:
On-topic, any of you all ever do any grappling? I've found it pretty useful (had to use it to restrain a patient in the ER one time who'd shot a little too much funny juice into his bloodstream :lol: , good times, son of a gun wanted to sue me and the hospital when he sobered up, too :lol: ).
RnderSafe
Active member
Redneck said:
Being in S.B and all - this wasn't at The Cottage, was it? I got to see some funny stuff doing my walk through there. A lawyer attached to every patient. :lol:
Muay Thai is almost certainly one of the best striking arts available, using SENSIBLE strikes using hands, elbows, knees, head, shins and feet. This will allow for fighting at all ranges from kicking to the clinch.
For knife fighting Arnis would be among one of the best arts, although there are others.
BJJ (Brazilian Jiu Juitsu) is a very good form of grappling or gound fighting. However, IMO it relies on chokes and submission moves that take too long to disable your adversary.
I'd go on, but I'm putting myself to sleep.
Redneck
Active member
RnderSafe said:
:lol: No Sir, I doubt Cottage would hire me after some of the reasons I've been in there, this was back home in Hickville.
I've always liked Cop Ju Jitsu, you know with the night stick and all, like on COPS or "The World's Craziest Psychedelic Ninja Police Chases."
Favorite martial arts (the only one I know.. ):
Military close/hand-to-hand combat..
The Norwegian version is actually based a bit on K'rav Magá, and some Kick-boxing (and several other martial arts).
We have taken out the most effective (for our purposes) "moves", and combined them into our own unique close combat form.
It's highly effective, and it's quite easy to learn the basic moves.
I am (was) an instructor in this, and have instructed soldiers in it for some years now.
It does include unarmed combat, and combat with knife/bayonet, sticks, rifles/MP5s, field/folding shovels etc...
(basically everything you may cary with you).
There are no "fancy" kicks/moves, since this is designed to be usefull if you are fatigued and in full combat gear.
It's not wise to use it in the average "bar fight" on a saturday night, since it's only designed to kill or cause serious/critical injuries.
That's why we are very carefull what we teach and to whom we teach it.
):Military close/hand-to-hand combat..
The Norwegian version is actually based a bit on K'rav Magá, and some Kick-boxing (and several other martial arts).
We have taken out the most effective (for our purposes) "moves", and combined them into our own unique close combat form.
It's highly effective, and it's quite easy to learn the basic moves.
I am (was) an instructor in this, and have instructed soldiers in it for some years now.
It does include unarmed combat, and combat with knife/bayonet, sticks, rifles/MP5s, field/folding shovels etc...
(basically everything you may cary with you).
There are no "fancy" kicks/moves, since this is designed to be usefull if you are fatigued and in full combat gear.
It's not wise to use it in the average "bar fight" on a saturday night, since it's only designed to kill or cause serious/critical injuries.
That's why we are very carefull what we teach and to whom we teach it.