What Art do u practice?

[Cyriacus]

I recently took up Ameri-Do-Te. Im doing an online video course. In Your FACE people who're learning in 'Dojos'. lol

 

[Steve]

BJJ.


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[Kenlee25]

TKD mixed with some Krav maga

 

[kitkatninja]

I seleted karate, as that's what most of the arts that I have studied falls under, eg Shotokan, Kyokushin, TSD (imo TSD is more aligned to Shotokan than to TKD), Kickboxing, plus some other forms of karate..

I believe that this poll is too restrictive, eg there are big differences between kyokushin karate to GKR karate to Kenpo/Kempo karate.

 

[Christian Soldier]

I've been doing Kenpo since I could really learn martial arts. I've thought about doing TKD but kenpo is just so awesome and unique everything else just doesn't seem as interesting. To each his own I guess, but I really enjoy Kenpo and it's been a great journey for me. I've also done some knife fighting but not as avidly as kenpo.

 

[Instructor]

Other

 

[JamesGarr]

I am a beginner at Lai Tung Pai kung fu.

 

[Balrog]

My primary martial art is Taekwondo, with a little cross-training in BJJ, Escrima, and Aikido.

 

[Andrew]

taekwondo with some weapons training (bo, nunchaku, escrima stick and wooden sword)

 

[Sanke]

taekwondo with some weapons training (bo, nunchaku, escrima stick and wooden sword)

Out of curiosity, what system(s) of weaponry are you learning?


Sanke on the move.

 

[Andrew]

Im learning these weapons in my taekwondo class on monday's, because its requirement to learn some of these weapons in order to got to your next dan. We are finishing up nunchaku's this week, and are starting on the bambo sword next week for 4 months.

 

[Sanke]

Im learning these weapons in my taekwondo class on monday's, because its requirement to learn some of these weapons in order to got to your next dan. We are finishing up nunchaku's this week, and are starting on the bambo sword next week for 4 months.

That's interesting, I didn't really think TKD had any weapons requirements for grading. Well, my school didn't anyway, but we did used to dabble in escrima and some knife work every now and then.
Is the weapons work adapted from another art to fit TKD? I didn't think they had their own weaponry work.


Sanke on the move.

 

[Black/Red Block]

Ashihara Karate/Judo

 

[Kung Fu Wang]

I prefer to look at from the angle of "What skill do you want to develop?" If you are interesting in "punch to the head", do you truly care what style that you practice? Many teachers said if you can master "foot sweep", you should be able to handle 80% of your opponent. Which style does the "foot sweep" come from? It may come from TCMA, Karate, Judo, ...

 

[BMMA]

We have found that the best way to learn MMA is to concentrate on the various disciplines themselves before bringing them together. This also prevents students from losing interest as there is always something else to learn. Its also a great way of finding your 'niche'.

 

[Bill Mattocks]

Sinanju

 

[FabianosKarate]

Matsumura Seito Shorin-Ryu

 

[PoolMan]

Muay Chao Chur, Lerdrit, Boar Bando, Danzan Ryu Jujitsu, Tao Ryu Jujitsu, Geron Bahala Na Escrima, Simultaneous Close Quarter Combat, Bare Knuckle Boxing, Combat Knife Fighting, Ryukyu Kempo karate

 

[burleighgirly]

Silat Perisai Diri

 

[Dragoon]

KAJUKENBO= KA=Tang-Soo-DO karate, JU=Judo & Ju-Jitsu, KEN= Kenpo, BO= Chinese Boxing (Gung Fu)=KAJUKENBO, developed in Hawaii, by 5 Blackbelts, the accreditied founder is the Late & Great SIJO Adreano D. Emperado (KENPO), RIP SIJO.