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I heard that in muay thai there are clinches that are often followed by a knee strike in the clinch. In muay thai are the strikes very fast, i have seen a movie I think it was Kickboxer(not sure don't remember) And it was emphasized how fast the kicks were is this true?

When i got knocked out when i woke up i wasn't really very sure of where i was, it took a few minutes to remember what had happened

just for reference i am a guy. Mostly in my area i found Karate, judo, Wing Chun Do and Taekwondo. although i am curious about muay thai and brazilian jiujitsu.

I am interested in starting martial arts but i don't really know where to start looking. I know you will all say go look at schools in your area but i don't know which styles to check out. I am 5'8" 120 pounds and i am very athletic I hve played soccer almost my whole life so i have a pretty powerful lower body and great endurance I would like to use weapons in my training. I am looking to improve my upper body strength as well as my reflexes and flexibility. Any advice would be great.

Hi I am interested in starting martial arts, I am interested in weapons training so somebody told me to look at ninjitsu. Can someone give me a basic overview of it?