Martial arts(please read easy points)?

Question

can anyone tell me a really sick matrial art fighting to join. please send link to it also.

Answer 1

I like American Kenpo.  (AKKI)   There are many different types of Kenpo out there but I do enjoy the AKKI organization, and think its the better one to choose from.  They have better movement and to me are more advanced than the other kenpos out there.

Answer 2

MMA is king right now.  Rear chokes, flying knees, arm bars, incredible takedowns.

watch it and weep

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xswi_2zzO...

Answer 3

The obvious answer is THREE STOOGES JU JITSU (TGJJ).

You will learn a lethal combination of smacks, eye pokes, windmill punches, head biffs and noises that will leave you opponent speechless! Did I mention footwork? The running in place while flailing will make your opponent run from you!

I would the Three Stooges up against anyone!

Answer 4

Wushu Kung-Fu all the way!!!

Good luck finding a good school that teaches it though.

It's pretty sick.  Here's a vid.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=V_R9eJDItVI

If you don't want to learn that, try Tae Kwon Do, it has tons of dangerous kicks.  Don't listen to the people that say TKD is worthless in real fights, most of them probably haven't tried TKD or have beaten a TKD practicioner in a spar so they think that TKD sucks.

Answer 5

http://www.graciefighter.com/

Answer 6

By sick do you mean lethality, if so, consider Krav Maga or Combat SAMBO.  Both of these arts deal with modern weapons and proven battlefield tactics.

Combat SAMBO started in the 1920s and began refinement in the 1930 for use by the Military and KGB, very effective art, difficult to find unless you live in an area with a lot of Russians.  

Krav Maga is also a good combat art, as a Krav Maga teacher we emphasize both fitness and lethality.  As both a combat veteran and Krav Maga teacher, I am fond of the art but I am also biased, based on my survival of 10 years of Urban Warfare.

There are many good arts out there, you just have to find the right teachers, some are not so good, some are excellent.  

The real weapon however is you, as a Krav Maga instructor, I find that some students have it in them and others don't, instinct is something you either have or don't.  A good instructor will bring the instinct out in you.