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Mines druken fist because its a style that pretty much requires you to get drunk lol and its a pretty sloppy style so most people can pretty much master it as long as you dont forget how to fight due to to much alcohol XD
I will have to go with isshinryu. It taught me how to defend against multiple enemies at once, and weapons, but nothing beats the fighting style of a bullet to the head
Pyro, a katana can chop a bullet in two.
Mythbusters.
I never said it was logical, but then again guns aren't a fighting style.
Well, I'm fencing and consider it my favourite fighting style; it's fast, relies on reflexes, and still allows to play with your enemy, and also looks elegant. I won't say it's the best, but in the end it only depends on what art you master best yourself. Any fighting style offers the opportunities to teach you great things.
a katana can chop a bullet in two.
The main flaw of fencing is it usually uses thinblades, such as rapiers and emces, as opposed to a more weighted single handed sword, such as a shortsword or longsword, that maintains the speed and precision of the thinblades while also giving a greater degree of excercise.
my favorite fighting style is MMA.. it takes the practical parts from a lot of different other fighting styles and makes the best one. if i had to choose a second place i would choose hapkido
The main flaw of fencing is it usually uses thinblades, such as rapiers and emces, as opposed to a more weighted single handed sword, such as a shortsword or longsword, that maintains the speed and precision of the thinblades while also giving a greater degree of excercise.
i prefer a kind of... "unching you to eath with bear hands"
makes the best one.
And lastly, the fencer has to rely much more on his body, steps, and movement in general than a regular swordsman.
no such thing as a "best" style
suppose... but there is a best style for every situation... and mma seems the most practical.. i cant think of a situation where mma is worse than another martial art
MMA is kind of crap. its doesnt have any focus and that itself is its weak point.
there are alot of situations where MMA would be worse off than another martial art.
that isnt a weak point at all, being good in all aspects of fighting is better than specializing in one aspect...
could you give me an example? cause im still having a hard time imagining a situation
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