What do you think is the best striking art to go with Judo/Jiujitsu?

Question

I know Muay Thai is the trend right now but B.J Penn talked a lot about how he thought boxing was a better art to compliment Jiujitsu then even Kick boxing. Any opinions. Karate and what ever is in this to

Answer 1

Whichever 'stand up' style appeals to you i.e.:

Karate

Taekwondo

Tang soo do

Certain 'kung-fu' styles

Muay thai

Kem/npo

Kick-boxing

Savate

Jeet kune do

Answer 2

I WOULD HAVE TO SAY MAUY THAI...  IT'S NOT A TREND, PEOPLE ARE REALIZING THAT IT PULLS THE WHOLE MMA PACKAGE TOGETHER.  MUAY THAI IS A VERY EFFECTIVE ART.  IT INCORPORATES ELBOWS AND KNEES TO GO ALONG WITH THE HANDS AND FEET.  

TAKE A LOOK AT THE BEST POUND FOR POUND FIGHTER IN THE WORLD ANDERSON SILVA.  HIS TOOL BOX CONSISTS OF AWSOME MUAY THAI AND A BLACK BELT IN JITS.

Answer 3

depending on the type of jujitsu you do striking may be a component of it. therefore no need to complement.

boxing will teach striking but not kicking. in boxing feet are a no-no.

If you were taking judo then karate or kickboxing would be my choice.

taekwondo if you want more aerobatic kicks.

perhaps wingchun?

Answer 4

I am going to Assume you are talking about Brazilian Jujitsu? I say if you know only Judo learn Muay Thai, if you know only Jujitsu learn Sanda. Of course experimenting with different styles and choosing the one that suits you the most is still best.