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I would say about

 

55%

 

of people.

 

:eek:

 

 

Michael Bullock

1st Dan

Karate International

Black Belt Schools (UK)

(Modorator of Fitness & Health)

it depends on the age. in our club, the kids class does a lot more fighting than the senior class. Maturity, i guess... but i wouldnt know about that. :bdaybiggrin:
  • 2 weeks later...

I would have thought it would only be about 10%

 

Hardly any of my friends I don't know through my class are into MA...or maybe I've misunderstood the question. :uhoh:

Go to the WKF website and they have the actual percents on their site.

 

 

"Never hit a man while he's down; kick him, its easier"


Sensei Ron Bagley (My Sensei)

From my extensive research and data analysis I have concluded that 48.2.7% of the population of the world DO in fact LIKE Martial arts with the remaining percentage HATING it.

~The things you own - they end up owning you.

30% or less like martial arts and 70% don't care or hate it.

 

The fact is that if you look around people are more interested in sports than martial arts.

 

How many people watch judo, karate do or taekwon do for the olympics compare to other sports?

 

Participating in martial arts is hard it's not like taking your dog for a walk or something. :smile:

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