what is the most effective marshal art?
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Boxing or kickboxing. Fewer moves and early sparring will yield faster results than the rest of the styles. Still, it will take dedication and hard work. The tough boxers didn't get that way without blood and sweat.
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Ryan's explanation is a good one, so I won't repeat what he said.  I'm just including a link that has a diagram of what each player does in the weave:\n\nhttp://www.coachesclipboard.net/3ManPassingDrills.html\n\nIt's one of those drills that can seem dull at times, but it's great for teaching ball movement.
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a sheriff can declare marshal law -- whereas a police chief must call in the state police
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the fastest and easiest are constable offices.it is a den of politics and the buddy system but it will get you started.as soon as you can get away from the constable dept. and go with a credible agency
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gimmick_%28professional_wrestling%29\n\nI got one: THE ELIMINATOR! you dont talk much, but with speed and agility and you can beat anyone, a bit like rey mysterio but you can be a bit rude and have attitude. you can be clean and a high flyer, and do deadly stunts, your very quick and not scared to face even the biggest opponents ever, but remember, be rude, and hve a cool attitude, ppl like these kind of personalities. and ur signature/finishing move can be called "ELIMINATION" and when u pin someone, instead of saying u beat someone, the commentators will say "YOU ELIMINATED" someone. \n\n^_^
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The most effective with least cost and training is a single shot shotgun. \n\nThey can be had brand new for under 100 dollars, used for 50 dollars.\n\nAfter basic familiarization with this firearm you will be confident in its effectiveness and ease of handling.
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There is not one most effective style.  If you look at MMA fights you see styles getting beat all the time.  Black belts highly acclaimed in BJJ getting KO'd in 30 seconds.  World class Kickboxer's get submitted in one minute.\n\nLike Bruce Lee said.\n"Don't get set into one form, adapt it and build your own, and let it grow, be like water. Empty your mind, be formless, shapeless — like water. If you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot it becomes the teapot. Now, water can flow or it can crash. Be water my friend. "\n\nSo the answer is there is not one best style.  It's up to the athlete.  Can you imagine your typical black belt TKD, Judo or Karate thinking he had a chance against a guy like Tito Ortiz ha ha ha what a joke.
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By way of flair & fireworks : Brian Lara\nas for having the best technique and consistency: Sachin Tendulkar     And this is something that counts!!\n\nI know many will disagree with me on the sachin point but look at that man's career records & the immense pressure from 1 billion cricket crazy country men, the way he carries himself on the field; his dignity.\n    One would say that dignity has nothing to do with performance but Tendulkar, had the world at his feet for 15 long years & now his body is showing the signs  wear & tear due to 15 years of non stop cricket. He has maintained his dignity in a country that makes it's heroes only to topple them. And in this world Tendulkar has stood tall- Be it with his dignity or his 35 test centuries or 40 something ODI centuries or his 25k international runs or ANYTHING.\n                   He is by far the best batsman in world cricket now. If there's any need for proof of his greatness - recall India vs Pakistan at the World Cup'03!!!!!!
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Marshall....they have them in all price ranges and you'll get the gain you need....I have a MG-15CD and it gives me the sound without the cops showing up like my big Marshall 100 watt amp!!!
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See the Geospacial Intelligence Agency at http://www.firstgov.gov\n\nAny Brach's Military Intelligence community uses a lot of geographic tools.  Army Intelligence is probably the most robust, followed by the USAF.
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There seem to be varying techniques. Maybe a combination of them will work. Speed is of the essence though.
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Best Choice are Marvin Harrison and Plexico Burress\n\nJoe Horn is ok ... but the other two are so much better...\n\nGood Luck
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This can be handled in many fashions.\n\nI would have to know your rank to get into the details.\n\nHowever I can tell you one way that will work\nreguardless of rank.  It is the safest way.\n\nRequest Mast.  You can bypass the First Sergeant because Request Mast offically runs the officers in your chain of command.  You can bypass the lower ranking officers, if you state your desire to do so in the request mast.  If you do this, make sure the problems you have with your First Sergeant are Not your Fault!!\n\nIf I can be of any other assistance, please let me know!\n\nMSGT Brinegar abrinegar@yahoo.com
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Here's the BIG question. And however I have another question in return to that one: what do you consider effective? Do you mean martially effective? or effective at clearing your mind or bringing inner peace? Martial Art = The art of war. What makes up a martial art: Percussion (striking), Projection (throwing), Immobilization (joint locks), and Armament (weaponry). Here are some examples of different systems:\n\nKarate: Okinawan. Covers Percussion. Civil Art. Kara- meaning open or empty depending on translation. -te originally meant Chinese Hand but they later changed it to just hand after the Chinese were driven out. Derived from White Crane Kung Fu. Believes in hardening the body against strikes and striking hard is the key.\n\nKung Fu: External Chinese. Most cover percussion, projection, and armament, with a few covering immobilization as well. Usually either martial or civil art. There are SO many systems within the term kung fu that it is hard to describe this system effectively. To say the least the best Kung Fu I have seen was in Dallas, and was translated to the Water-Fire Kung Fu.\n\nAikido / Aiki-jujutsu: Japanese. Covers immobilization with slight touch on projection. Civil Art. Was originally derived from Nihongo Jujutsu or Japanese Jujutsu (honestly I hate that I have to specify WHICH jujutsu compared to Brazilian or American… as if you would get an French taco or Russian sushi). Aikido has sadly become one of the snobbiest “styles” out there and they insist that what they do would work in real combat, although only about 10% of EVERYONE who is involved with that system knows what they’re doing. Though I will admit those that do, can do some beautiful Aiki.\n\nJudo: Japanese. Covers projection. Sport Art. Another derivative of Nihongo Jujutsu. A sport derived from the throwing system used in Japan’s combat. As with all sports, there are certain things that they threw out as “illegal moves” due to their effectiveness therefore making the “style” weaker.\n\nBrazilian: Japanese origin. Covers a portion of Immobilization and Projection. Martial Sport. This “style” was made famous by the Gracie family after they were originally taught by a Japanese man who refused to show them any more than the grappling section of Jujutsu. So they concentrated on the art of ground fighting. Most people that do Brazilian are extremely competitive and aggressive in nature.\n\nTaekwondo: Korean. Percussion. Sport Art. This is a primarily kicking “style” and is considered one of the most famous “styles” in use. Another system that is sport / competition based they rely heavily on flexible and fast legs. Originally a derivative from a certain school of Karate which name eludes me at this moment.\n\nKrav Maga: Israeli. Um… Percussion? Military wannabe. I REALLY don’t suggest this system unless you’re looking for a Billy Blanks on steroids kinda feel. This system was built to teach the foot soldiers of Israel a quick, brutal and less than effective hand-to-hand fighting method in a matter of a week, so seriously, don’t bother.\n\nThose Russian arts: Mainly knife junkies who think they know what they’re doing. More flashy than anything else, don’t fall for the hype.\n\nPilipino: Mostly Stick and knife, and they are not for the faint of heart, although not much art to the system, it seems those whom you can find who actually know what they’re doing are pretty good with a knife and stick but that’s it.\n\nMMA: Mixed martial arts. Probably the worst thing that has ever happened to martial arts besides Krav maga. The concept of mixing martial arts is taking a system that is inferior and mixing it with another inferior system to hopefully make up for the gaps left by the other one. For example: Karate doesn’t have Immobilization, so lets throw in Aikido and Brazilian, and those don’t have projection so lets throw in Judo, and all of those don’t have armament so lets throw in Pilipino. \n\nTh
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The best one would be a style such as but not limited to “Jeet Kun Do” where someone has combined the knowledge he has acquired throughout the years and incorporated the good stuff into it and thrown out the ineffective. Then systematized it to create his own expression. It should include, grappling, some kicks/punches/blocks, locks and body conditioning and include some practical everyday self defense scenarios into the training.
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The 9mm will take about anyone. It is very effective here in Afghanistan and was effective in Iraq too. I prefer the M4 and M24 more. Being able to reach out and touch someone before they can fire back is the safest way to go.
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