[FantaŠec]

What is best for self defense, fights or for law enforcement, like CIA, FBI, Police Officers, what can make you nearly unbeatable or at least a really skilled fighter?
1. Karate
2. KFM
3. Krav Maga
4. MMA
5. Jiu Jujitsu

[Enni Riverra]

Self defense Jiu Jujitsu probably. For attacking i prefer taekwondo and kickbox :D

[Kayoz]

Find the right Karate style/club, the one I practice at teaches with a somewhat MMA style but still with the original signatures of karate.

[Silence]

MMA ofcourse.I would say Krav maga is ok to If you have much free time off

[clectric]

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. ;)

[The Perfectionist]

For attacking I would use Kickboxing and defending Krav Maga. I'm on that sport and the Police taught Krav Maga.

[Cap]

I'm currently a blackbelt in Shaolin Kempo Karate. Those classes are all about self defense, how to counteract, properly knock someone out, disarm an enemy (with a gun or knife), and basically anything that would happen in a real life situation. Karate has my vote.

[iDuL]

I think the word you're looking for here is "Fighting style" not method.

[nattzor]

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. ;)

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.

[#BORNE]

I only voted MMA because I do it my self aha, I have no idea really.

[clectric]

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.

[Gold‎]

Why is there no boxing? Throw them hands up bitch

[nattzor]

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.

Only results I get from Shinobi Shonaku is related to Naruto, lol.

Ninjutso was first just a way to gather intel (so they had to be able to defend themself), they even learned meteorology. If we check wiki (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninjutsu#Th...een_skills) we see that they used "Taijutsu", which is like saying "They used fighting". Every school taught differently, it's just the western world that has made the ninja into some black-clothed dude who does crazy shit.

[нash]

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

[UNDERWIRE]

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.

Totally agree, OP should take more than one for optimal results, and the other niggah needs to stop watching Naruto.
Karate would probably be the best one to learn first as a good martial arts base. Too many edgy kents do Krav Maga, some of the stuff they do is way too exaggerated and takes years to actually do properly.