what's your favourite martial art's move?
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To me it's a combination: left straight punch-right hook-left high roundhouse kick.
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I study Tai Chi, and if you are loking for one that does not hurt anyone then I would suggest looking into it. It is great for body, mind and self defence.\n\nI know it is not on your list, so sorry if you mean just from those four!
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I've been a student of combat arts for 22 years now...and I've taken some seriously, and played w/ a bunch of others over the years.\n\nMy two favorites have been Muay Thai simply if anything just for the exercise alone...as well as the conditioning.\n\nFor a striking art alone, it's solid...definitely trains you to take a hit and get over fear.\n\nBut for an all around art that uses everything (chokes, locks, throws, striking, evasion, weapons of all types, and a great combat mentality) my favorite overall has been Bujinkan Taijutsu. I've been studying this art for the last 6 years, and out of everything...it's flat out the most comprehensive art I've ever seen as it focuses on universally applicable principles over set "by the book only" techniques that are too limited both in mentality, and application.\n\nNot to mention, there's a lifetime of material to learn...so unlike Tae Kwon Do for example where you can learn the entire system back to front in 2 years...Taijutsu never gets old as there are always new things to see and experiment with.
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I just like to throw a punch or backhand whenever I see the opportunity presenting itself(ex: when they lower their guard in one part of the body). Also, grabbing people's legs when they kick is also fairly effective, especially if they kick at your mid-section or above.
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Kung Pow Enter the Fist??  I loved it it was so freaking funny.  I called my boyfriend Betty for days!!!  LOL
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Aikido.\n\nIt's awesome, and even fat guys can do it (ie Steven Seagal).
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bokken because i take to shin do, a modernized version of ninjutsu and we learn sword stuff, but this is good for me because im a beginner
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i'd say brazilian jujitsu
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There is no one most effective move, as you are usually trying to set up your opponent a few moves in advance.  What you choose to do will vary greatly with each opponent as they each have their strengths and weaknesses.\n\nIf you think you may have found your personal most effictive move, you may be great at it and win alot with it, but your opponents will soon figure it out and be able to counter.
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I think that is Shaolin martial arts. Try that. :)
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Kendo --- you get to hit people with bamboo swords! Its also challenging and engaging.
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Its called Red Leg its not a real art obviously but it is inspired by  Capoeira and  Savate(French Kickboxing)\n\n\n\n\nSanji has mastered the martial art of Red Leg.\n\nRed Leg is a fictional martial art that takes some inspiration from the Brazilian martial art Capoeira, which contains sweeping leg motions, acrobatics and handstands and which may have developed the use of feet due to the West African belief that hands are for creation not destruction, a theme which Sanji remarks on as he prefers to use his hands to cook, and cooking knives only on food. Red Leg also bears developmental simularity to the French martial art Savate, which was developed by street fighters and sailors, does not include knee kicks, and included the use of hands as a gripping support rather than for attack in the art's early development, which would make sense for a rocking ship.\n\nThe Red Leg style may also have taken some inspiration from the Chinese art Tan Tui and bears an almost identical line, in name and in style, to the extremely powerful and dangerous [to both user and opponent] style Blood Leg) where all of his maneuvers come from the user's legs and feet.
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go with tae kwon doe. it's fun and buils mental and physical strength.
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Well I can't think of one art that focuses on all of the things that you name. Brazillian Jujitsu probably comes the closest. It focuses on grappling, pressure points, and submissions. I believe they do have some takedowns but most of it is groundfighting so I wouldn't consider take downs to be a part of the focus. On the flipside, Judo focuses on takedowns, grappling, and submissions but not so much on pressure points because it is a sport. Then there is Japanese Jujitsu, which is what I practice, and we focus on take downs, pressure points, and submissions. We don't do so much grappling but it is there. So all in all, if you want to focus on all of the elements you named, I would combine a couple of martial arts (BJJ and Judo would be quite effective if you want to compete in a fight competition or just get in good shape. If you are looking to study for pure self defense, then BJJ and Japanese Jujitsu would be good).
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shoulders, back, biceps, triceps and the one in your forearm. Also the clafs and thigh muscles because of the kick and flip turns.
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Tae Kwon Do\nHwa-Rang and Choong-Moo
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me! i love it used to do wado-ryu when i was younger but started shotokan and its better- especially the katas\nour association is kaizencentral karate federation,run by a former world champion.