What Art do u practice?

[MTisGreat]

what are do u practice?

[MTisGreat]

sorry for the typo

its what do u practice?

[tshadowchaser]

This topic has been done a couple times But its been a while so I study Sikaran

Previous thread: http://www.martialtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=288

Shadow:asian:

[Shinzu]

tang soo do / shotokan here

[Dronak]

I kind of think the thread tshadowchaser pointed to is a better way to find out what people practice. For one, the poll only lets you make one choice and it seems to me that many people here practice more than a single art. Their votes can't be completely accurate then. Also, with only a limited number of choices available in the polling slots, you're probably going to get a whole lot of "other" replies because there are more arts not listed than listed. FWIW, I'm currently studying northern Shaolin long fist style kung fu as well as learning some Yang style tai chi. Our class got split into groups to learn different forms and tai chi is one of the groups I'm in.

[SolidTiger]

I practice mosty Kenpo and Kung fu...

[KenpoTess]

American Kenpo here.. Also Jiu-jitsu :)

[karatekid1975]

I started in Tang Soo Do/Combat Hapkido. Now I do TKD (because I moved).

[jeffbeish]

Mostly lawnte and karabeerglass

[Bob Hubbard]

Currently studying:
-Remy Presas Modern Arnis
-Ed Parker American Kenpo

Researching and exploring:
-Wing Chun
-Kenjitsu
-Iaido
-Kendo
-Battojitsu
-Ninjutsu

Past studies:
Tai Chi
Karate (forget which)

[GouRonin]

I study an old art called "Whoop Yo Azz." More often than not it's first form is "beat chu down."

As surprising as it is, not many martial artists can do it. Most talk about it a lot though.
:rolleyes:

[Klondike93]

Now put that into Russian, Comrade Gou!!



:asian:

[The 14th Style]

Hey, I study Eskrima. Mostly Serrada some Largo, Kali, Cadena etc,etc. I also study Qi-gong, with a friend of mine who is a great Ving Tsun teacher. I would love to study Dumog and more Cadena de Mano. But unfortunately I don't know anybody nearby that teaches it. But I guess if it was easy everybody would do it!

[ECYili]

Started my trainning in Tang Soo Do under Kwan Ho Chon and now I train in Yi Li Chuan Kung Fu

[Bushido]

Fighting Karate/jiujitsu.

Add to that some taichi and chikung.


-Bushido

[GouRonin]

Originally posted by Klondike93
Now put that into Russian, Comrade Gou!!

Vodka!
:D

[Cthulhu]

"My style? You can call it: the art of fighting, without fighting."

Sorry. Couldn't resist :D

Cthulhu

[Jay Bell]

Systema and Bujinkan Taijutsu

[AvPKenpo]

American Kenpo Karate.

Michael

[Rob Broad]

I thought this might be a good thread to revive, since the forum has grown so much since this first came out.

[shesulsa]

hwarangdo

[Tkang_TKD]

WTF based Tae Kwon Do

[terryl965]

Past Judo and Karate, currently TKD since the early 80's

[Enson]

rtms a.k.a tew ryu ninjutsu

[gyaku-zuki queen]

renshikan karate ..and a hella lotta training for kumite :uhyeah:

[Sarah]

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I study an old art called "Whoop Yo Azz." More often than not it's first form is "beat chu down."

As surprising as it is, not many martial artists can do it. Most talk about it a lot though.
:rolleyes:

[MichiganTKD]

I believe the description across from my name answers the question.

[Raewyn]

MMA, based on TKD

[Rob Broad]

I am a kenpo stylist and proud of it.

[Ceicei]

Ed Parker's American Kenpo Karate. I also take Judo.

- Ceicei

[Gin-Gin]

Ed Parker's American Kenpo

[Kenpo Mama]

EPAK


Kenpo Mama :ultracool

[Denton Hines]

chinese kenpo

[Flatlander]

Denton Hines, welcome to Martial Talk! Help yourself to the variety of different information, and share what you can. Enjoy your stay! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask, I'm happy to help, as are all of us. Happy posting! http://www.martialtalk.com/forum/images/icons/icon7.gif

[Mark Weiser]

Welcome Denton I also practice Chinese Kenpo thru IKCA. There are many of us on here. See ya around.

[Shade Silverwing]

Beginning next month, it'll be Shotokan karate for me.

[kanjc]

Just started TKD, but I used to rely on brute force and ignorance.

[Gary Crawford]

Kenpo and Jeet Kone Do,exploring everything else.

[sifu nick]

Tae Kwon Do with self defense techniques from Aikido, Judo, and Ju-Jitsu. Also involved in sport karate.

[FunSPE]

I study Filipino Martial arts, Muay Thai, JKD, and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

[TigerWoman]

Taekwondo, WTF and ITF forms also. TW

[blackbeltedbeauty]

I practice taekwondo, guey lee do, jeet kune do, and soon ninjitsu.

[ThatWasAKick]

Won Yuen Fa, which is MMA / Self-Defense:
The system was developed from the core arts of: Kempo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Shotokan, TKD, Kung Fu, and STIHC (military)...basically, whatever works.

[Raewyn]

Just started TKD, but I used to rely on brute force and ignorance.

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Thats really funny,

Congratulations, you'll have a great journey ahead of you and I wish you luck!! You' ll be great, just think you'll be able to rely on brute strength and the wisdom behind it to control it!!!!

[Chicago Green Dragon]

"My style? You can call it: the art of fighting, without fighting."

Sorry. Couldn't resist :D

Cthulhu

lol thanks for the quick laugh

Chicago Green Dragon

:asian:

[Emjee]

Shotokan, Boxing, BJJ, some Kung Fu and Kickboxing.


Lookin at studying japanese sword arts, iaido, iaijutsu...

Whew, first post out of the way....:-)

[bluemtn]

I study traditional TKD- a bit like karate, a bit like CDK

[Kane]

I practice Ju Jitsu, Judo, and Amateur Wrestling. I have done a little BJJ and about an year or so of Tae Kwon Do.

As for Weapon Martial Arts, I've done about an year of fencing and just joined a European Longsword school. I have also created my own Weapon based Martial Art with the baseball bat :).

[jdam76]

Brazilian Jiu-jitsu and Dan-zan ryu jujutsu

[jjmcc]

I study KUPSO which is ao denko jitsu, chung du kwan,and tkd

[Wing_Chun_Bob]

Currently Taking:

Wing Chun Tao

Periviously Taken:

Judo
Russian Martial Arts

Enjoy Learning About:

Ninjitsu

[Chronuss]

Ed Parker's American Kenpo.

[MA-Caver]

A little bit of everything... I call it Jeet Kune Do with a base in Wing Chun... eons ago :rolleyes:
I did have the honor of attending a Wing Chun weekend seminar with some actual hands on teaching from GM Yip Sing... I was honored to no end. :asian:

[CMack11]

Seven star praying mantis kung-fu.

[Kempojujutsu]

Kempo Jujutsu

[tmonis]

Renigar Kenpo / Ju Jitsu

Offshoot combination of Karazenpo/Shaolin Kempo/Hakkoryu Ju Jitsu:asian:

[7starmantis]

Ok, I'll play.

I train in praying mantis kung fu, I have studied various CMA systems since I was a kid. Not that I'm not a kid still, just a bit bigger kid.

7sm

[mattkulma]

Soo Bahk Do Moo Duk Kwan

[Buddy]

Gaoshi Baguzhang.

[Buddy]

Gaoshi Baguazhang.

[rainbows]

Itf Tkd.

[asangria]

Tai Kenpo

[Tony]

I have been studying KUng fu for 6 years, nearly 7 now and loving every minute of it. But I am open to any other Martial Art I can. I ahve many books on different styles and am always looking for new techinques.

[Knifehand]

Soo Bahk Do Moo Duk KwanAhh, Tang Soo Do Moo Duk Kwan

[Chronuss]

Ed Parker's American Kenpo.

[traz]

Hapkido

[Paul Genge]

I used to practice Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu until I met Vladimir Vasiliev. No I stick to Systema.


Paul Genge
http://www.russianmartialart.org.uk

[kid]

Tang Soo Do, Moo Duk Kwan

Grandmaster Hwang Kee

[lulflo]

Hwa Rang Do. I am interested in all arts though and am a student of life in general.

Farang - Larry

[Carol]

Whack-a-mole and running with scissors ;)

[stone_dragone]

Karate (Goju Ryu/Shotokan mix...I've nicknamed it American Gojukan...not an official name, btw) and Kenpo with dan ranking in Songahm TKD.

[green meanie]

Earth Dragon Jujutsu :)

[Haze]

Combination of Goju Ryu and Shorin Ryu. Weapon training focusing mainly on Bo/staff

[painstain]

youn wha ryu mixed with lots of randori practice

[matt.m]

I earned my brown in Judo. I currently study Hapkido and Tae Kwon Do.

[Cirdan]

My primary style is Wado Ryu Karate. I also train in Ju Jutsu and from time to time a bit of BJJ.

[Fluffy]

Tkd

[tradrockrat]

Bando for 26 years

have studied previously:
TKD
Jiu jitsu (jap)
Escrima
Yang Tai Chi
Western Boxing
and a few Savate seminars

[IcemanSK]

I've practiced Taekwondo Chung Do Kwan for 24 years.

I've also studied Full Contact Rules Kickboxing & Western Boxing.

[terryl965]

Well I've tyried finger painting and also with oils but I just can't get that air ground combo going.

Oh by the way just joking Tae Kwon Do Kukkiwon
Terry

[John Brewer]

Hehehehe finger painting!

American Kenpo

[searcher]

I have trained in various Okinawan Karate style with a primary focus on Chito-ryu. I also train in American Karate(TKD), Okinawan Kobudo, EPAK, and American Boxing. I have trained in several other styles and still incorperate them into my teaching, but I don't pursue rank in them. For example, my father started training me in submission wrestling/jujitsu when I was a child, but I don't train with him anymore.

[mantis]

this poll needs to be re-done or changed to something like "which japanese art do you practice".

[don bohrer]

I thought I answered this thread years ago? I study Kenpo karate under the akka banner which at one time was known as traco. Recently I started iaido and enjoy this very much. However I am a kenpo guy at heart.

don (el paso)

[tradrockrat]

this poll needs to be re-done or changed to something like "which japanese art do you practice".

but then I couldn't answer...:idunno:

[Jimi]

but then I couldn't answer...:idunno:
May be that's the point. Lack of their arts terminology makes them sad

[Shaun]

Tomiki Ryu Aikido, Seiei Kan Karate, Bujinkan Ninjutsu Budo Taijutsu, Enbukan Enshin Ryu Battojutsu, Takeda-ha Aiki-no-Jutsu.

[sjsean]

i am looking at joining a kenpo school

[Chris]

I study a style of kung-fu called Hong Keun Gau which my sifu adapts for modern life. Has anyone heard of this style before?

[mantis]

but then I couldn't answer...:idunno:
well the poll could have probably be based on countries.

[painstain]

never heard of it chris, please tell more about it.

respectfully,
painstain

[tradrockrat]

well the poll could have probably be based on countries.
ahhh. That would perhaps work best. :)

[Deadlyknees]

Judo,muay thai,sambo,karate(ueichi ryu),jui-jitsu

[cpoints]

I study budo taijutsu or bujinkan

[matt.m]

hapkido and tae kwon do

[chris_มวยไทย]

i study muay thai

[Chris]

never heard of it chris, please tell more about it.

Well briefly its an old style with southern shaolin influences but also quick fiery moves also. My sifu takes good traditional techniques but adapts them for street fighting as well. Also we practice a varied range of forms to. All in all a very good and effective art.

[Syn]

I'm currently studying Hung Gar.

[Keikai]

Tsutsumi Hozan Ryu Ju Jutsu for 38 1/2 years

[johnny3443]

just got back to kenpo. -john

[kingkong89]

Mauy Tia/Ju Jitsu/ Kendo/ Karate/ Judo/ JKD? Tea Kwon Do
is what i am currently studying.

[Ben Grimm]

Boxing, Wing Chun, Judo and BJJ

[Sukerkin]

Muso Jikiden Eishin Ryu Iaido.

I don't normally like assisting in the revival of 'zombie' threads but this one is quite interesting as a catalogue of the 'skill set' available on the site.

[blindsage]

I've studied Kyokushin Karate, and Small Circle Jiu-Jitsu previously. Now I'm studying Bagua and looking to start Xingyi and Chen Tai Chi soon with the same instructor.

[Fiendlover]

I did karate and a very little of judo.

but I'm open minded for every art and would love to try many different styles. I've also done some fencing and archery.

[Indie12]

Wsd

[Black Belt Jedi]

My core system is Goju-ryu Karate. I have also studied Koryu-Uchinadi Kenpo Jutsu, Jujustsu, Tai Chi Quan, Kobudo, Escrima/Arnis, and Iaido for a brief time.

[OwlMatt]

I have trained in taekwondo and am looking into BJJ, but my primary art is aikido, so I guess I'm in the "other" category.

[chinto]

Shobayashi shorin ryu , and Matsumura Seito Karate and Aikido

[Veee]

Shobayashi Shorin Ryu

[Indagator]

Ninpo Taijutsu

[Jason Striker II]

Old-style Shotokan (i.e. Kata from Kyohan), with a lot of modern concepts (e.g. Lewis-Lee 5 angles, Kali for knife, etc) mixed to fill it out.

[Banjin Tsuki]

Chito-Ryu right now.

Used to do some Kempo, Shorin-ryu, and Aikido/Aikijitsu.

[Blindside]

Mostly Pekiti-Tirsia Kali these days, but I still consider myself a Kenpoist.

[007tycoon]

These days?

Couch-Fu
&
Web Surfing Jitsu, or WSJ

[bjjcompete]

Wow, I didn't know TKD and Karate were still so much more popular than BJJ and Judo.

[ralphmcpherson]

Wow, I didn't know TKD and Karate were still so much more popular than BJJ and Judo.I think you'll find tkd is the most practiced martial art on earth.