For those of you who said that your style has no limits; does your style focus on nothing in particular?
Somewhat yes; a lot of problems can be resolved with a few of the same techniques & they aren't limited by set in stone format. While a BJJ practicer might be able to out grapple me because that their focus, I have other areas of study they don't even address.
My art covers;
Striking, grappling, throws, sweeps, takedowns, groundfighting, fighting from the ground, anatomy, escape & evasion, survival techniques, tracking, trapping, land navigation, herbal medicines, water survival, knives, sticks, staves, shuriken, chains, archery, spears, swords, kusari-gama, shoge, fans, nunchuku, blow guns, hand claws, fist loads, firearms, strategy & tactics built around psychological, guerrilla & moble warfare.
Having a focus just limiting, when you examine the possibilities. I can apply a few aspects of a given technique and it principles and apply them to solve different situations. If I can do that then I can likewise things similarly from other sources and areas of study. There are 5 ranges of combat;
1. Mental; Psychological Warfare
2. Extreme Close Range; Groundfighting
3. Close Range; In-fighting
4. Long Range; Striking
5. Weapons; Anything from a knife to a cruise mission, though a firearm is more probable.
Focus on anyone can leave you volnerable in other ways; especially were weapons & mental abuse/manipulation are concerned...