The best Martial Art?

[GoGoGo]

Ok basically what I am asking is, if you take a master from each type of martial art and put them all together, who would win?

 

In other words, is Kung Fu more useful than Judo in a combat situation? Is Judo more useful than TaeKwanDo? Etc...

 

The famous martial artists seem to mostly do Kung Fu. Is Kung Fu the most effective or what?

[HumanTyphoon]

I like to think of who the fighter is, each MA has its own stregnth and weaknesses, it just depends on whoever is fighting and how he/she can use and apply those stregnths and weaknesses in combat.

[gcav]

Exactly! It is the person's own ability within their art that matters, not the name of the art.

[thaiboxerken]

The best martial art is the one you can make work.

[P.A.L]

kung Fu is the best, have you watched the jet li's movie "Hero".

[JLee]

Taebo ownes

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Shane]

I agree its more about the fighter not the style. I will say that some styles and or schools limit what their students learn. But as far as finding what style is the best, I dont believe its possible to decide that. And even if you tried to find out by fighting these so called masters of the art, you still have to remember that every dog has their day, so you just dont know.

[Kicks]

depends on whoever is fighting

 

It is the person's own ability

 

its more about the fighter not the style

 

That's why I have to bite my lip and laugh to myself when people tell me stuff like "Oh you take Tae Kwon Do? You'd get creamed in a Karate match because YOUR STYLE doesn't use a lot of punches."

 

How would you like to use your karate against a Kyudo stylest?

 

ps: Kyudo is the traditional art of Japanese archery.

[Master Jules]

Not another one of these threads........sighs.....

[P.A.L]

Mr. Kicks, We can run fast too.