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MMA actually leans more toward the grappling aspect.

they only have a very general knowledge in different aspects of fighting

I like Samurai style as well as Skullduggery Pleasant style. Fencing is silly because whenever i watch it i see a thousand openings which are never used.

Also wrong, they move more and waste more energy doing it, but they are slightly faster on their feet. But when it comes to a more traditional practioner they are more adept with their footing and body placement.

While unfortunately I do not know the proper name and, can find no consistent online sources Pressure Point Fighting would be my favorite. You can knock out your opponent or render them harmless with little to no effort. All while leaving them physically unharmed.

Ty Kwon Duku Sith Dorate Chi Ramenustue Vedory!!! Nah, just kidding, it would probably be Zui Ba Xian Quan, also known as Drunken Boxing. It looks funny and is very unpredictable.

I like classic beat-the-****-out-of-the-other-guy. It may seem shallow on the outside but it takes a lot of emotion, strength, and energy to do.

karate because it is deadly and cool

I am a chuk-kuk-do class with is similar to kung-fu but instead we break whats in our way not move it out our way.

karate is cool. i did a report on it in second grade

@HahiHa

Those who fence are usually quicker at shuffling but their constant movement wasts energy.

A more traditional style (like which i train in[and i have done alot of fencing aswell]) you learn whee the optimal spot and position are in each fight and you go for it as efficiently as possible, no wasted moves, otherwise its death

Taekwondo is probably my favorite (and also the one martial art I'm learning, but that is not of big importance). Taekwondo is a light fighting style, where you do strong precise hits with the legs or arms. It's a good martial art because it is very efficient even without mastering it. Yes, you can actually use this as real self-defense.

Ju-jitsu is very fun, i'm not much of a fighter but that's one of my favorites.

I do a mixture of Muay Thai punches and Judo throws. I have a blue belt in Muay Thai and a black in Judo.

i would learn judo... but i dont like all the gi stuff.... so i like hapkido better. Muay Thai is the best for stand up in my opinion

I prefer striking over grappling in terms of simple fun, so I like any stand up; muay thai, boxing, brawling, whatever. Grappling's just not as fun, and I like getting hit in the face for some reason.