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hard styles vs. soft styles


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There is no one best style for all people and situations. Only what is best for the individual at the time given their abilities.
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You need both. If you only have “hard” then you’ll have problems coming up against someone bigger, stronger and harder. If you have “soft”, then you can redirect attacks etc.

 

I do BJJ and sometimes I will go hard against someone but if they’re a lot stronger or more explosive than me then I go very soft, let them over-commit and take advantage. You can’t win by going hard against someone who can go harder.

BJJ - Black Belt under John Will (Machado)

Shootfighting - 3rd Degree Black Belt

TKD - Black Belt

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TKD is hard, though the basics of soft are there if you train them. But it is primarily hard. Some of the TKD schools in my area also train in PMA to get the soft moves.

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Yes again. Most of this schools' weapons stuff is PMA based. They aren't traditional TKD by any means.

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