bullpunk

Thank you all for the great replies! I have infact been to the JJ dojo and the instructor is a very good guy. He teaches JJ and Kendo which is very appealing(been in love with the japanese culture since I was very young) because I also collect swords, so learning the art would be great. HOWEVER, I have always had exceptional reflexes and I know that WC requires good reflexes and coordination, aswell as speed and various other attributes, which is why I am very drawn to this particular style. I like the idea of a fast-paced style that incorperates speed, precision, and good timing, but remains "soft" and allows for constant improvement throughout the years even as a very old man. Anyways, thank you all once again for the warm welcome and the replies. -bullpunk

Hey all! I'm rather new to this, so I hope you will forgive this newbie question, but it is important to me that I invest my time and money wisely. I am going to start studying martial arts again(last time I was like 12yo.) and I am curious of what you think about my choices. In my area study is limited to TKD, Jujitsu, and WC. I have definitely crossed TKD off of the list(the instructor is a pompus @$$) and I am left with JJ or WC. I have been dilligently researching both of them and I am really leaning toward WC, but before I commit all of that time and money I was hoping that maybe some of the practicioners here could give me some input of their experiences with the art(positive and negative)... just as a kind of final push in the (hopefully) right direction. Thank you in advance.