What's the Most Dangerous Martial Arts?

[Persian_King73]

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I'm definetely aware of that, "Mr. Sayod Ka". The mind is a very powerful tool in Martial Arts. That is precisely the reason why all Martial Arts Creed, strongly emphasize, never to use your "Discipline", unless you are in a situation, wherein you are left with no option.
But I would stick to the subject matter, which is a form of Martial Art that mainly focus on "Persuading your enemy and let him/her understand, that you're not into making trouble, is that what you mean? But there are really situations in which persuasion and being Mr. Nice Guy, might not work.
Martial Arts from what I have learned, through research and personal knowledge, is both mind and body development. Mind and body should be synchronized, in order for it to be effective not just in the dojo, but also in real life situation. Martial Arts, in layman's term can be defined as a physical activity, which involves using your hands, feet or any part of your body to combine with how to use it, which means the technique, well that's the "Body part". The Mind is the part wherein a Martial Arts student is taught, when to use it, and the consequences as well. Technically speaking, there is no such form of Martial Art that doesn't use both mind and body. Basically, that's the reason why I am asking, as to what form of Martial Art is that? It might be possible that a Martial Arts Creed or Principle for that matter, is useful in evading fights or a non-physical resolving of a conflict. I hope I'm not mistaken, but technically speaking a Martial Art which only deals on the mind only, is a remote possibility. As of present, I haven't heared of any form of Martial Art of that kind, unless you've got to give me a bird's eye view of that type of Martial Art.

[Persian_King73]

what's the best martial art to learn survival defense as well as weapon mastery? pref. japanese origin..

Kenjustsu, Aikibujutsu, Ninjutsu & Kendo. Aikijutsu, Ninjukai Taijutsu, Aiki Jujitsu, Aikido have sword techniques but I'm not sure, it is that extensive, as the other first four I have just recently mentioned. These are the martial arts I've known which has weapon/sword techniques.
As for survival techniques, though it's an objective question. I still can't categorically tell you an objective answer for that. But theoritically, I can recommend "Aikijujitsu ", for that matter and "Kickboxing", just in case you'll be comfronted with an opponent which is either good in either hands and kicks or very good in both.
To defeat and enemy is a survival instinct, so I wouldn't personally advice "Aikido", though it's my favorite Discipline. Above from Kicboxing and Modified Arnis. Theoritically, striking the fatal point is the quickest way to do the job. But there are times your mind and body will not be synchronized. You might not be able to do the ABC's of your techniques. If you think and feel you're unprepared, retreat don't make an offense. Use your instinct to find for a safer place and take a deep breath to release your tense. Then do your ABC's, you might have a better chance for survival. But always remember that offense is crucial, be very sure not to make an offense yet, unless you know what your opponent is capable of. In real life self-defense situation it should always be your mind that directs your body. Not the other way around.

[irangejuice]

hmmmm kendo sounds pretty good..are there any schools here?

[patrixxx73]

I'm definetely aware of that, "Mr. Sayod Ka". The mind is a very powerful tool in Martial Arts. That is precisely the reason why all Martial Arts Creed, strongly emphasize, never to use your "Discipline", unless you are in a situation, wherein you are left with no option.
But I would stick to the subject matter, which is a form of Martial Art that mainly focus on "Persuading your enemy and let him/her understand, that you're not into making trouble, is that what you mean? But there are really situations in which persuasion and being Mr. Nice Guy, might not work.
Martial Arts from what I have learned, through research and personal knowledge, is both mind and body development. Mind and body should be synchronized, in order for it to be effective not just in the dojo, but also in real life situation. Martial Arts, in layman's term can be defined as a physical activity, which involves using your hands, feet or any part of your body to combine with how to use it, which means the technique, well that's the "Body part". The Mind is the part wherein a Martial Arts student is taught, when to use it, and the consequences as well. Technically speaking, there is no such form of Martial Art that doesn't use both mind and body. Basically, that's the reason why I am asking, as to what form of Martial Art is that? It might be possible that a Martial Arts Creed or Principle for that matter, is useful in evading fights or a non-physical resolving of a conflict. I hope I'm not mistaken, but technically speaking a Martial Art which only deals on the mind only, is a remote possibility. As of present, I haven't heared of any form of Martial Art of that kind, unless you've got to give me a bird's eye view of that type of Martial Art.

Well said my friend... I totally agree with you Persian_King73!

[Persian_King73]

hmmmm kendo sounds pretty good..are there any schools here?

I'm not familiar with Kendo Dojos in Cebu City, try to inquire from patrixxx73, maybe he can help you with that

[Persian_King73]

Well said my friend... I totally agree with you Persian_King73! [/quote]


I'd take it as a compliment....

[irangejuice]

patrixxx? is there a kendo dojo in cebu?

[patrixxx73]

patrixxx? is there a kendo dojo in cebu?

Yes, at Doce Pares Club sa Sto. Nino Village Eagles St. Banilad (Martial Arts Hall) Everyday, at 5pm Korean Instructor 2nd Dan Black belt sa Kendo (I forgot his name)

[Imagine]

Ang pinaka-maayo na martial art kay ang pagkig-away na walay away na mahitabo! Na-SAYOD Mo?!!!

Are you trying to say that the "Best Martial Art", is something that told you not to initiate, evade from fist fights, street fights for that matter? I am very certain that all Martial Arts never encourage us(Martial Arts students) to do that, our Discipline is absolutely reserve for self-defense and not "ego-booster". If what you are trying to say, is how to fight an enemy and resolving the conflict, without physical contact, I guess you're talking about "telekenisis". So far, I haven't heared of a Martial Art which uses telekenisis.
Would you mind telling me, what is that? Or perhaps your "Discipline"?

Ang tawo kay rational and logical in nature... Mas maayo kung gamiton niya ang iyang utok sa pag-rason og huna-huna og maayo sa mga sitwasyon na mahitabo. Kung molikay sa mga da-otan na sitwasyon dili ka masakitan og dili pod ka makasakit og tawo.

Perting Sakto-ha! Dili gyud ta mangita ug gubot. Pero Unsa man kung ang gubot Makakita nato? MAg- Tai Kwan Dagan nalang ta hehehe

[Persian_King73]

[quote="Michbern"]

Ang pinaka-maayo na martial art kay ang pagkig-away na walay away na mahitabo! Na-SAYOD Mo?!!!

Ang tawo kay rational and logical in nature... Mas maayo kung gamiton niya ang iyang utok sa pag-rason og huna-huna og maayo sa mga sitwasyon na mahitabo. Kung molikay sa mga da-otan na sitwasyon dili ka masakitan og dili pod ka makasakit og tawo.

Perting Sakto-ha! Dili gyud ta mangita ug gubot. Pero Unsa man kung ang gubot Makakita nato? MAg- Tai Kwan Dagan nalang ta hehehe

dli na kinahanglan bai, textki lang c Mr. Sayod ka , most probably replayan ka niya og words of persuasion para ma convince nimo imong assailant na dli na lang ka bukbokon, instead magtagay na lang ad2 kilid sa baseline o di gani mag billiard!