Martial Arts?

[WhiteSheWolf]

Just wondering if anyone else out there has any martial arts experience. I've been training in Kyokushin for about a year and a half now and I'm loving it.

What other styles have people trained in?

 

[Horizon]

Talk to CK57. That is one bad ass mother****er when it comes to such.

 

[Empress]

Non sport Jujitsu, and kendo, and looking at expanding that to Naginata

 

[WhiteSheWolf]

Non sport Jujitsu, and kendo, and looking at expanding that to Naginata

Nice. I've had just enough of a taste of jujitsu to hope that if I'm ever attacked, they don't know jujitsu...because if they did I'd probably be unconscious or in an equally painful lock before I knew what was happening.

 

[Mars]

Muay Thai for a year and six months, some BJJ with a buddy who's a brown belt, wrestling here and there, some boxing, a tad bit o' MMA and Krav Maga as well.

It's mah specialty : D

 

[Sreeya]

Karate, TKD, Shaolin Kung Fu, Kickboxing, and various self defense classes are what I've gone through. I'm interested in Muay Thai, but the training sounds too painful lol

 

[Empress]

Nice. I've had just enough of a taste of jujitsu to hope that if I'm ever attacked, they don't know jujitsu...because if they did I'd probably be unconscious or in an equally painful lock before I knew what was happening.

Thats a big reason I like it.. best way to stop someone from hurting you when they attack, take away their ability to attack.

the locks are one thing, but remember the things like the palm strikes to an exposed and hyper-extended elbow ^_^

made more sense for the samurai though.. jujitsu was designed by them as a way to disarm, and make another armoured opponent prone to a killing blow ( which was rarely done by sword, and more often small knife)

 

[Dmitri]

Taekwondo. Was one belt from Black but was too lazy to do the year-long training it would take to do so.

 

[Dread]

Taekwondo well I grew up.

 

[Ser Gregor]

I've dabbled in boxing and kick boxing, and that's about it. Come next school year I want to get more in to it.

 

[WhiteSheWolf]

Muay Thai for a year and six months, some BJJ with a buddy who's a brown belt, wrestling here and there, some boxing, a tad bit o' MMA and Krav Maga as well.

It's mah specialty : D

That is quite awesome. Maybe one day I'll work up the nerve to try Krav...

the locks are one thing, but remember the things like the palm strikes to an exposed and hyper-extended elbow ^_^

My elbow hurts just thinking about that...

I've dabbled in boxing and kick boxing, and that's about it. Come next school year I want to get more in to it.

It took me until college to even start. I just didn't have the time before; but now I pretty much want to keep doing it as long as I can. There's just so much to learn! And kumite is perhaps the best kind of "fun" I could ever want to have.

 

[Rev]

Boxing - I do this about everytime I go to the gym, good cardio and it's get for venting =p

Muay Thai - Did this for about 6 months, have the shin bruises/marks still from it; a lot of fun.

Krav Maga - Did this a little bit in a Defensive Tactics class I took at College, was a 3 month course of Knife Defense using Israeli Defensive tactics. Learned a little bit of it but plan on doing this one in particular once I'm outta school.

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu - Sparred here and there with my friend then did an MMA course that was mixed with Thai Boxing for standup. Sounds like I know more than I do; but I know a fair share.

 

[Aluminum Falcon]

Been sparring with a friend of mine (boxing) and I like it a lot. Gonna get more into it if I have enough time between school/work.

 

[Ser Yorick]

I don't do, "arts". I kick ass, efficiently and practically. There's nothing fancy or artsy about it.

 

[Lavi]

Does archery count?

 

[WhiteSheWolf]

Does archery count?

Regardless of if it counts...it's cool.

 

[Derpy Boots]

I got to a white belt in Karate! ;D

 

[Lavi]

Regardless of if it counts...it's cool.

I'd argue that it does: there's a certain mindset that you need to have to use the bow.

 

[Garuga]

Did Tai-Chi for a while. Still occasionally do it, but incorrect posture due to lack of guidance renders it pretty much useless.

But i think i'll save the money for lessons to buy a gun.

 

[Horizon]

Did Tai-Chi for a while. Still occasionally do it, but incorrect posture due to lack of guidance renders it pretty much useless.

But i think i'll save the money for lessons to buy a gun.

Good choice.