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What would you choose?  

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  1. 1. What would you choose?

    • Tang Soo Do
      2
    • Wing Chun
      9
    • Muay Thai
      4


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you can say what you want but the bottom line is.There is higher demind in thai for hardcore training.Thats the way it alwes ben,But wing chun is more speed and flexibilit.As i said befor ill take a thia guy over a wc guy.But styels dont matter you say.ill take any martial artist any day over just some stree fighter.Y a wc can train just as hard thay dont.I dont care if you know one guy who trains hard like thia.IN thie every one trains hard thats there whole art.So y on wc guy might train hard his art in a whole does not train like mt

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whats the KISS method that crazyaznrocker mentioned?

Keep It Simple Stupid.

Like no high kicks, no spinning backfists, no high risk manuevers or attaking in a way that could make you tired too fast. All those "advanced" manuevers are things that will get you killed in a real fight.

Simple Punches, Kicks, knees and elbows are the most effective in a street fight.

you can say what you want but the bottom line is.There is higher demind in thai for hardcore training.Thats the way it alwes ben,But wing chun is more speed and flexibilit.As i said befor ill take a thia guy over a wc guy.But styels dont matter you say.ill take any martial artist any day over just some stree fighter.Y a wc can train just as hard thay dont.I dont care if you know one guy who trains hard like thia.IN thie every one trains hard thats there whole art.So y on wc guy might train hard his art in a whole does not train like mt

Hence forth proving what I was saying. It is the practitioners resposibility to train, regardless of what style.

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Well a high kick is very usefull in a fight I have used it many times definding my self.So i dont agre with your statement.I can plant my foot in and opinest moth before he can get close anuf to punch or elbow me.Ogf core i am not gunna try a high kick if hes right in mny face.

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Well a high kick is very usefull in a fight I have used it many times definding my self.So i dont agre with your statement.I can plant my foot in and opinest moth before he can get close anuf to punch or elbow me.Ogf core i am not gunna try a high kick if hes right in mny face.
well it depends on your distance , accuracy , and most importantly:speed.Because if your too slow your opponent is going to see it coming and he will counter or just avoid it
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Muay Thai, for sure. There is nothing better for self defense than a rigorous fitness program combined with devastating techniques and all-out sparring. If this is true of WC, pardon me, than that art would also be a good choice.

If it works, use it!

If not, throw it out!

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Well a high kick is very usefull in a fight I have used it many times definding my self.So i dont agre with your statement.I can plant my foot in and opinest moth before he can get close anuf to punch or elbow me.Ogf core i am not gunna try a high kick if hes right in mny face.
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High Kicks have too many flaws and disadvantages compared to a mid-low kick. Even if you have all the speed in the world, high kicks are just impractible in a situation where your life is in danger.

The best you could manage with a high kick is a knockout, and even then knocking someone out requires a clean hit, which is difficult if an opponent has his hands up protecting his head.

Stuffing a high kick is easy, I could simply move forward and push you to the ground, or worse, I could just elbow the groin.

Worst case scenerio say if your opponent is an experienced boxer, why would you even entertain the thought of kicking high? Boxers have excellent upper body movements, they could simply juke around making it very difficult for high kicks to land. Sooner or later, he's in your face.

Kicks are best suited in lower targets. Kicking the knee can result to hyperextension, thigh and groin kicks are paralyzing, kicking the floating ribs will result in breakage or atleast bruising, sweep kicking the supporting leg will result in a knockdown All very simple to do, with almost no risk. Only time a leg should be hitting someones face is if you're kneeing them in a clinch.

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lol.I guess your the man i have heard many arguments.Any thing is posible but dont tell me a high kick is inpactical.When your lifes in danger any tecniqes that helps you out is not impractical.And the same thing can be sed or you.I could simply step back as you come in to stuff it or elbow me.and kick your head of.I do agree a low kick is much more practical.I was simply stating a high kick is not a USELESS move.As for a boxer a good martal artist will beet a good boxer anyday.Look at k1 for that.As for only hiting the face with a kick from the clinch lol.I think you would get kicked in the head a lot in my class.

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Head kicks do work ..... but theyre not a good lead i would argue... i.e. use them - but are definitely a bad idea to lead an attack with just because of balance.

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you are right about it not beang a good lead.But the avirage man that would attack you on the street.Most likely has no ma experince.So i think you could lead with a high kick.I dont think he would have the knowlige to know how to defind agenst itThean agean thats the avrige persion there are skilled street fighters that might see it comeing.But the avrige man would get kod by that high kick.As for a boxwers juke as weve seen in k1 thay do juke right into the high kick.

Hinse remmy bonjansky and ray mercer and remmy bonjansky and francwa botha.Bout former hevyweight champs.Bouth got beet by a highkick.With that sad what else do you have for me.

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