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Training in 2 totally different styles


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Krav Maga=Taking the battle to them :D

 

Aikido=Bringing the battle to you 8)

 

2 philosophies that couldn't be any farther from each other. It'll all depend on you as you train in each style :) .

Di'DaDeeeee!!!

Mind of Mencia

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i wanna learn wing chun + another kung fu style , but i dont know what would be a good idea because the wing chun 99% frontal attacks , never attack, using a side of your body.

 

i dont know if you got what im trying explain, maybe another wing chun can help me

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wing chun takes a long time to master even the basics and it has some very idiosyncratic traits.

 

i would suggest you concerntrate on just one style and get proficient in it before deciding on taking another.

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There really is no correct answer. Personally, I think that one should become really proficient in one art first as a base. You are not going to Pride or anything, so there is no need to try to duplicate their mentality in training.

If my survival means your total destruction, then so be it.

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