If you could do another martial art what would it be?

[kle1n]

musician be carefull which aikido style and school u take. some are really soft and passifist type.

[Icetuete]

i chose tkd for me but

 

1. capoeira caught my interested because there is few styles like it

 

2. savate because i dont know exactly why and

 

3. hapkido because it combines many different aspects.

[aznkarateboi]

soem styles i would like to try...

 

pankration which seems like lots of fun and really effective

 

muay thai

 

bjj

 

vale tudo

 

american kempo karate

 

kung fu

[Fenris-wolf]

I'm practicing Muay Thai too, but I used to practice Seido Karate and I'd really like to take that up again when I feel I've gone as far as is reasonable in Muay Thai.

 

In the meantime, I'd be quite interested in cross-training in something a little more formal, provided it complements Muay Thai. Unfortunately I don't really have the time in my life right now so I'll have to research that properly.

 

But since I'm here, anyone got any recommendations?

[JohnnyS]

Ilustrisimo Kali.

[Gloi]

Bajutsu. I just wish I knew somewhere I could go.

[kajukenbo dad]

KAJUKENBO has five style to mix and match.....Good Luck

[EvanCA]

I would like to learn long fist (Changquan) but that would be if I started over, as a child. That would have to be another time, place and life.

[DokterVet]

I do Wado-Ryu karate, and I'm going to start judo in September. I want to take a grappling art, and judo looks like the most fun. Also, because people wear coats for much of the year in Canada, I think training in gis will be applicable in the real world.

 

If I lived in a warmer climate I'd probably do wrestling instead.

[River]

I will choose Aikido as my second martial arts.