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Which one is better for self defense?  

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  1. 1. Which one is better for self defense?

    • Wing Chun
      10
    • Krav Maga
      11
    • Kali
      4


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kajukenbo is great,I just wish it was available in my area.Isn't it a mixture of 5 styles?

5 Styles from which we take the name "Ka ju ken bo"

1. Karate-tang soo do

2. judo-kodenkan danzan ryu

3.jujitsu- se keino

4. Kenpo- Kara Ho Kenpo

5.Chinese BOxing(kung fu)- Sil Lum Pai Kung Fu

<> Be humble, train hard, fight dirty

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i belive wing chug because it is a basically close quater martial art in the main and when you need to defend yourself you are usually in a close quarter situation you arnt in a big field with lots of space to manuver or dodge

For high speed encounters and self defense I think WC is one of the best styles out there.

they MIGHT have some trouble with some high kicking styles because with kicks, you can make more space.--no trouble for an experienced fighter though--

<> Be humble, train hard, fight dirty

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I think "karate" is (more like "was") used interchangably with Asian martial art, probably for marketing purposes when karate was popular. Most people don't know what Tang Soo do is, but everyone knows what karate is. All the Tang Soo Do schools in my area have signs that say karate.

Anyway, it's not real important to this thread, so I'll shut up.

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If not, throw it out!

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I think "karate" is (more like "was") used interchangably with Asian martial art, probably for marketing purposes when karate was popular. Most people don't know what Tang Soo do is, but everyone knows what karate is. All the Tang Soo Do schools in my area have signs that say karate.

Anyway, it's not real important to this thread, so I'll shut up.

well it's not only your area,here also,a lot of martial arts schools tend to say karate in their signs.Being that thats how it is,when I was searching for a karate school myself,it made it hard to find an actual one.
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hey tang soo do isn't karate,it may be marketed as karate but it's not.Although it does have it's Japanese influences it's still not karate.

more chinese than japanese influences, i believe. but saying "karate" is more understandable than "tang soo do"-- 'huh? is that some kind of food?'

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