Ninjitsu.
It's very difficult to master though, not many people know the original form of it.👹
Teaches nerve points (similar to SCARS in the ARMY), also teaches proper force grappling, how to read your opponent, and maintaining the proper (really proper) state of mind during a fight. Ya might end up killin a motherfucker though. ;)
For attacking I would use Kickboxing and defending Krav Maga. I'm on that sport and the Police taught Krav Maga.
I only voted MMA because I do it my self aha, I have no idea really.
(Mar 14, 2014 12:11 PM)nattzor Wrote: Based on ninjutsu isn't an organized martial arts (it's pretty much intel gathering with random fighting skills if you actually look at the history), I'd say it's a shitty one.
@OP: Look at the UFC, guess why NO ONE just uses one fighting skill there, because it's worthless. If we take a look at the first few fights there, you'll see that BJJ dominated pretty much every other sport, even when fighting bigger opponents. But nowdays just BJJ is too weak, that's why they usually learn BJJ/Wrestling + Boxing/Kick-boxing/the like.
Krav maga is quite interesting, but you can't really spar with it, so no idea how good it would be when you actually needed it.
Today with all of the "modernized" or "Americanized" offshoots of Various martial arts, it's hard to tell really what is going to compare.
I can tell you the Ninjitsu you are thinking of is probably the Americanized false image of it. However, the original Shinobi Shonaku style Ninjitsu (from Japan) is a lot more Vivid and effective.
Hardly anybody practices the real form though.
Well mma is a combination of many fighting styles like Muay Thai, boxing, kickboxing, Sambo, Jeet Kune Do, Brazillian Jiujitsu and other shit. So i vote mma
(Mar 14, 2014 03:05 PM)nattzor Wrote: I'd say karate is inferior to MMA. There's only one karate-dude in the UFC, he pretty much only win on points (and probably only uses karate because he grew up with it). If his MMA-club is good, they'll teach him basic BJJ together with basic standing game, that is a really solid base. He could then focus on one of them by going to an actual club who focuses on it, then he would be darn hard to beat in a fight.
MMA throws Karate on it's ass any day, and MMA is a mix of many, with some mastering a good two or three.
Karate is just too basic. Again, American Ninjitsu is not the kind I am talking about, the black robes thing, well. What can I say. Pretty straightforward, white is black and black is white, green is gold over here. lolz
The type I am versed in is from a Japanese guy, and again, it's comparative to a mix of S.C.A.R.S and has some elements of Tai Chi, with some Tae-Kwan-Do.
Boxing, why didn't u include it in ur list u dumbfuck?
(Mar 15, 2014 03:51 AM)General Stalin ☭ Wrote: I voted MMA and Jiu jitsu.
I do brazilian jiu jitsu and I have learnt so much in just one lesson. Takedowns, arm locks, headlocks to other submissions is really useful as a self defence technique but also really good when you are in a street fight.
But if there is more than one guy, I don't think Jiu jitsu comes to play, I think MMA would be much more useful in those cases.
You learnt headlocks? Do you want to be taken down rofl
(Mar 18, 2014 01:28 AM)General Stalin ☭ Wrote: 😧 😧
What do you mean?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltCP2ihCh-E
For example, Or you can grab the ankle and pull it up while pushing and it's on the group and your out
(Mar 19, 2014 09:34 AM)General Stalin ☭ Wrote: Most street fighters focus on offense and inflicting as much damage to the opponent. They are usually angry or very cocky. Locks like rare naked choke, gilatine or arm bar are very hard to escape from. You need technique and practice. Which most street fighters do not acquire. Street fighters who do know the technique can be deadly, but I still believe jui jit su is very useful, I have only been doing BJJ for 3 months and learnt so much, facing guys bigger than me, as it is mixed and no weight divisions. It is also an interest, thinking of doing BJJ Gi 😁
Street Fighters definitely have a tendency to be cocky, and "outlandish" fighters, more experienced fighters with a greater diversity of training will catch them off guard. They won't have a clue (in most cases) how to fight these types.
I do Judo and I love it!... I had my first competition last Saturday and got a bronze.
I would highly recommend Judo.
I love jiu-jitsu, but considering MMA is a mix of jiu-jitsu and all of those other good styles i would have to go with MMA being the best.
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