What type of MA do you study

[aefibird]

Both my arts are Japanese - Shotokan and Aikido.

[ramymensa]

I put Japanese, though if we were to be picky Shotokan has very strong roots in the Okinawa island. Still I consider it kinda japanese

[Ironberg]

Though I'm a very strong hybrid - I'll go with what has influenced me the most: Tae Kwon Do (Korean). Tae Kwon Do has turned me into a lean, mean kicking machine.

[YoungGrasshopper]

i study everything i can get my hands on, i work with the military so i travel alot and get to experience many different styles....and i take what i like and toss what i dont, i cross train hard core.

 

i started off with boxing, and moodukkwon taekwondo, then went to asahi ryu karate, shotokan karate, kickboxing and 13 weapons system, then combat hapkido, then kuksool won, then kaju kenbo, ninpo budo taijutsu, moodukkwon tang so do, itf and wtf taekwon do, then some kyokushin karate....that about sums it about, i have done alot of training and practicing with individual trainers outside of a class for judo, juijutsu, wrestling, aikido, capoera, tiger and mantis kungfus and a little bit of this and that.....

 

I envy you, so much.

[superfighter]

if you study judo what would that be under?

[Davison]

i study Hakko denshin ryu Jujutsu,kodokan judo.ive also studied muso jikiden isshinryu iaijutsu,shorin ryu matsumora kenpo karate,kobudo,tai chi chaun and muay tai.

[karatekid1975]

Judo is Japanese. I just started it

[Buddhas Belly]

For me ... Matsubayashi Shorin-ryu as a base, with Kobayashi Shorin-ryu (blocking) and White Crane (katas) added.

[angelica d]

Japanese/Okinawan - whatever you choose to class Shotokan as!

[swooshfinn]

I study Kuk Sool, but am thinking that if a job leads me to an area without Kuk Sool, I think I am leaning towards Japanese arts, most likely Aikido