Best Martial art?

[tksensei]

Originally Posted by Tenchu

You just want to work me up again like you always have tried to do.

You do a fine job working yourself up, champ.

[Tenchu]

Originally Posted by tksensei

Um, so then when "single style MArtists" go into a context encompasing more than their single style...?

They can do whatever they like.

I'm pointing out, where's the evidence they need to do more?

Besides, you're acting as though MMA isn't a single style when it is. MMA gyms nowadays teach the methods of MMA as a single style full with rules and style.

[Tenchu]

Originally Posted by tksensei

You do a fine job working yourself up, champ.

Ha! Are you fucking serious?

You're trying to troll me. Even as you come back from me saying you are you're trying to make fun of me.

You're an insecure dick sucker.

[tksensei]

Originally Posted by Tenchu

Ha! Are you fucking serious?

You're trying to troll me. Even as you come back from me saying you are you're trying to make fun of me.

I'm not trying to make fun of you, I am making fun of you, you POS.

[Tenchu]

Originally Posted by tksensei

I'm not trying to make fun of you, I am making fun of you, you POS.

So you are just a know nothing troll...

I'll play along.

So what's the best things you can mock me about? Do your worst.

[mohare]

Originally Posted by Kosubakke

Hey all of you..

I wondered about which matrial art you think is the best and why.

Myself i've trained the korean sport Teakwondo some years ago in the local club.

But i want to start training again and I don't know which matrial art to join this time ..

I'll see forward to your answers.

I suggest you train shorinjikempo, like i did at my country

[ishikawa]

Originally Posted by CrazyLee

There is no best martial art. There is a martial art which is better for you depending on the type of person you are (assuming that you actually stick with it).
I study Aikido. I find it better that karate, kung fu, etc because its a defensive art. Some people will automatically dismiss it though because it deosn't appeal to them.

If you want to study a martial art dont ask for people's biased opinions, go out to the local clubs in your area and either watch a session or ask if you can do a 'taster' session to get the feel of it and see if you like it or not.

Aikido is pretty interesting.

And is good (Though learning Karate and such along those lines would also help you more). However, though they are.. I guess Japanese, now that Okinawa has been taken over. Both Karate and Aikido originated from Okinawa.

[Tenchu]

Originally Posted by ishikawa

Both Karate and Aikido originated from Okinawa.

I wouldn't be so sure.

This is like saying Tae Kwon Do originated from Korea; it may have in essence, but not in form.

[KPawel]

Originally Posted by Tenchu

I wouldn't be so sure.

This is like saying Tae Kwon Do originated from Korea; it may have in essence, but not in form.

Well? From what I have heard of it's history and seen of it's dirreneces.. I would say that, "the LEAST", karate is the most non-Japanese of the matial arts of Japan.. when compared to arts such as Judo (Jiu-jitsu), which is Japanese.

And.. although Okinawa may now, politically, part of Japan.. it's history and culture was not, strictly, "Japanese"!

[Tenchu]

Originally Posted by KPawel

Well? From what I have heard of it's history and seen of it's dirreneces.. I would say that, "the LEAST", karate is the most non-Japanese of the matial arts of Japan.. when compared to arts such as Judo (Jiu-jitsu), which is Japanese.

Yes. True.

All MA styles borrowed from other countries in their early stages, however. It's just the way it happened. I doubt there are any styles which are 100% created in a single country.