What's the Most Dangerous Martial Arts?

[pintado]

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yup.. lingaw au naruto.. pirme ko late trabaho cge tan.aw

[kiwiboy]

aikido....
kang martial art ni steven seagal....
lethal kaau...

[--Makoy--]

there no such thing as most dangerous martial art. people who wanted to show off are usually those people who know less. these people are not a threat really. real martial artists are people of good character

[Sinyalan]

aikido....
kang martial art ni steven seagal....
lethal kaau...

I wish I could agree on your statement. Really brod, there's no such things as lethal martial arts or aikido for that matter. If that's true, ngano man daghan lagi gihapon mo enrol sa ubang martial arts discipline? The martial artist should never think of killing, the purpose of learning martial arts is to preserve life. Meaning. you should be a protector rather than a killer.

[--Makoy--]

the purpose of learning martial arts is to preserve life. Meaning. you should be a protector rather than a killer.

:mrgreen:

golden rule: RUN!!.. in that way one could save two lives. one is your own life and the other is your attacker's life.
if you can't run, its time to use what you've got to create space, and then try to RUN!! .. im serious with this..
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THE TENETS:

Tenet 1. SECRECY -

Secrecy is one of the most misunderstood tenets of martial arts. Secrecy is the determining factor in application. That which can not bee seen, known, or suspected can not be defended against. Many people starting martial arts argue as to effectiveness of one or another type of martial art. This is completely out of question once the person understands the fundamental concept of secrecy. A person will stumble over a tiny rock only if the person does not see it. Person will fall over the same tiny rock 100% of the time, given the fact he does not see it 100% of the time. Weak can only overcome strong by redirecting. Secrecy is also determining factor in controlling ones ego and ones environment. In the old days, only the close friends and family knew persons involvement in martial arts. At one point in the past, we had our students take an oath to never disclose the fact that they studied martial arts. Today martial arts are more open. However, they can never be fully open to uninitiated, because progress at each stage requires a frame of reference established at the previous stage.


Tenet 2. HUMILITY OF THE HEART -

Martial artist trains to achieve humility. Mastery is achieved only when the ego is conquered. Confidence in skill should never exceed humbleness achieved by knowing ones limitations. Limitations are learned through experience in application, time and training. In learning martial arts everyone, regardless of who they are, goes through stages of self understanding and development.


Tenet 3. COURTESY IN ALL MATTERS -

Martial Arts begins with respect and ends with respect. Nature is based on respect and harmonious interaction of all things. Man is part of the nature, and he must strive to live in harmony with his environment.


Tenet 4. CHARITY IN GIVING -

For centuries, Martial Artists and others who live by the "right way", have been providers for and protectors of, those who are less fortunate. The right way is different for everyone, however if you recognize it as a "path" for yourself, things become more clear to you. Just like many other paths that serve to enrich you, Martial arts is about duty, and social responsibility.


Tenet 5. HIGH MORAL CHARACTER -

Striving to improve ones moral character is the mark of good martial artist.


Tenet 6. MARTYRDOM -

(In this case Self Discipline, sacrifice directed toward right cause) - Just like most worthwhile endeavors in life, Martial Arts are all about discipline. To achieve anything, you must give up certain things and, alter your habits that will keep you from your goal. In other words sacrifice is in the essence of accomplishment. The no matter what you do, the level of sacrifice one goes through is relative to persons understanding, cultural upbringing and surroundings. Relativity in this sense also means that one can not compare the things he or she gives up or goes through to others. Everyone's trials and tribulations are their own, everyone's lessons and understandings from Martial Arts will be different.


Tenet 7. UNCONQUERABLE SPIRIT -

Determination comes from with in. Unconquerable spirit in all things - when redirected correctly, will lead to achievement.


Tenet 8. CERTAIN VICTORY -

Peace is gained by only those who have been victorious. Doubt will rob action from it's effectiveness. Martial arts is about taking calculated risks, with an unbendable will. Confucius, a great philosopher and a great advocate of peace, once said: If I fight, I win.

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yawyan

[landontals]

the most dangerous martial arts is the jujitsu. all the martial artist were studied by the martial arts scientist and it was found out that the
most dangerous and most powerful martial art was the jujitsu...

source: national geographic

[Zeke]

the most dangerous martial arts is the jujitsu. all the martial artist were studied by the martial arts scientist and it was found out that the
most dangerous and most powerful martial art was the jujitsu...

source: national geographic

Huh?! . . Martial Arts week on NatGeo? . . .I think its the Ninjitsu. It shows that it can kill a man with just one punch in the chest.
And Ninjas were the only assassins that can face the most elite soldier of Japanese empires, the Samurai's.

[DuBciTY]

pina ka kuyaw nga martial arts kay JUDO...ataya naa koy gi judo sauna sus!!! abi man nuon nako akoa ang bata ataya

[--Makoy--]

lisod kaayo kung tanang martial artists magpatas-anay ug hangin.. gubot gyud kaayo