What's the Most Dangerous Martial Arts?

[Dark]

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PARA NAKU! Muay Thai Kick boxing is dangerous…
Muay Thai Kick boxing is made for killing man gud jud,
i mean, i read about this Traditional martial art
nga gi himu jud ni xa to kill the opponent,
the story was about a prince who got captured by
the Viking enemies, we all know that viking people are
know as a big person, muscle bound and well built jud ba,
vikings are warriors sent out to the wilderness to kill inig bata pa,
so sweto ka au sila when it comes to killing things and human...
the story started when vikings where invading the kingdom of this
Muay Thai prince he got captured, in exchange for the life of his parents, it was then that this martial art was made,
ge tagaan siya og condition if he can kill the best fighter amongst our warrior u can go and be free and we leave your
kingdom in your hands, it was said nga gi gamit niya iyang siko, iyang knees, head...everything on his body that has sharp and hard part,
BTW Muay Thai is referred to as the "Art of Eight Limbs"
against a viking who is Much! Much! taller with the prince with 2 bladed sword.
the prince was so fast the viking warrior couldn't even get a single hit to kill the prince, but the prince he hit the viking guy with his elbows on the head, in most vital parts of his body, it wasn't an easy fight but this prince knows how to hit the vital parts lagi of that viking warrior...
so patay ang viking...



mao na xa akong na balan nga story about sa mau thai,

Though dile siya pariha ka aggressive sa Chinese kung fu
kai lain naman sad na xa nga level of martial arts,
Chinese kung fu is made for small people to protect them selfs like Chinese or any Asian race, but it was also said that if wala kai killing intent Chinese kung fu is just another martial
arts that made for plain exercise in china or just for workout.
especially tai chi and t'ai chi chuan... they are only used for meditation and relaxing of mind, body and muscle... and not for killing...

correct me if im wrong...
ana lang...

[Dark]

ninjutsu, harem no jutsu ni naruto. ehehhe

YES! ninjutsu is for real...
it means the way of the ninja...
or NINJA TECHNIQUE!

there are still people practice ninjutsu...
and amongst the known karate NINJA TECHNIQUE is TAI-JUTSU... where lee is a master of this...
i have read this on a book, wait akong e post dire ahaha ako sang pangitaon..
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dara...

Ninjutsu - also called shinobi-jutsu
is a collection of techniques originally practiced for espionage purposes. It includes methods of gathering information, nondetection, avoidance, and misdirection techniques.
Ninjutsu can also involve training in disguise, escape, concealment, archery, medicine, and explosives. Practitioners of ninjutsu have been seen as assassins for hire, and have been associated in the public imagination with other activities which are considered criminal by modern standards. Even though it was influenced by Chinese spying techniques, ninjutsu is believed by its adherents to be of Japanese origin.

[Dark]

PARA NAKU! Muay Thai Kick boxing is dangerous…
Muay Thai Kick boxing is made for killing man gud jud,
i mean, i read about this Traditional martial art
nga gi himu jud ni xa to kill the opponent,
the story was about a prince who got captured by
the Viking enemies, we all know that viking people are
know as a big person, muscle bound and well built jud ba,
vikings are warriors sent out to the wilderness to kill inig bata pa,
so sweto ka au sila when it comes to killing things and human...
the story started when vikings where invading the kingdom of this
Muay Thai prince he got captured, in exchange for the life of his parents, it was then that this martial art was made,
ge tagaan siya og condition if he can kill the best fighter amongst our warrior u can go and be free and we leave your
kingdom in your hands, it was said nga gi gamit niya iyang siko, iyang knees, head...everything on his body that has sharp and hard part,
BTW Muay Thai is referred to as the "Art of Eight Limbs"
against a viking who is Much! Much! taller with the prince with 2 bladed sword.
the prince was so fast the viking warrior couldn't even get a single hit to kill the prince, but the prince he hit the viking guy with his elbows on the head, in most vital parts of his body, it wasn't an easy fight but this prince knows how to hit the vital parts lagi of that viking warrior...
so patay ang viking...



mao na xa akong na balan nga story about sa mau thai,

Though dile siya pariha ka aggressive sa Chinese kung fu
kai lain naman sad na xa nga level of martial arts,
Chinese kung fu is made for small people to protect them selfs like Chinese or any Asian race, but it was also said that if wala kai killing intent Chinese kung fu is just another martial
arts that made for plain exercise in china or just for workout.
especially tai chi and t'ai chi chuan... they are only used for meditation and relaxing of mind, body and muscle... and not for killing...

correct me if im wrong...
ana lang...

napa jud d ai...
have u ever watched the movie Ong Bak? diba muay thai mana xa?
Ong bak means Muay Thai Warrior pud d ai...

BTW The Prince was also called 'The Tiger King' who got devoted in practitioner of Muay Thai boxing. It is said that while he was King, he disguised himself as a peasant and went incognito to take part in Muay Thai contest.

[h3lios]

PARA NAKU! Muay Thai Kick boxing is dangerous…
Muay Thai Kick boxing is made for killing man gud jud,
i mean, i read about this Traditional martial art
nga gi himu jud ni xa to kill the opponent,
the story was about a prince who got captured by
the Viking enemies, we all know that viking people are
know as a big person, muscle bound and well built jud ba,
vikings are warriors sent out to the wilderness to kill inig bata pa,
so sweto ka au sila when it comes to killing things and human...
the story started when vikings where invading the kingdom of this
Muay Thai prince he got captured, in exchange for the life of his parents, it was then that this martial art was made,
ge tagaan siya og condition if he can kill the best fighter amongst our warrior u can go and be free and we leave your
kingdom in your hands, it was said nga gi gamit niya iyang siko, iyang knees, head...everything on his body that has sharp and hard part,
BTW Muay Thai is referred to as the "Art of Eight Limbs"
against a viking who is Much! Much! taller with the prince with 2 bladed sword.
the prince was so fast the viking warrior couldn't even get a single hit to kill the prince, but the prince he hit the viking guy with his elbows on the head, in most vital parts of his body, it wasn't an easy fight but this prince knows how to hit the vital parts lagi of that viking warrior...
so patay ang viking...



mao na xa akong na balan nga story about sa mau thai,

Though dile siya pariha ka aggressive sa Chinese kung fu
kai lain naman sad na xa nga level of martial arts,
Chinese kung fu is made for small people to protect them selfs like Chinese or any Asian race, but it was also said that if wala kai killing intent Chinese kung fu is just another martial
arts that made for plain exercise in china or just for workout.
especially tai chi and t'ai chi chuan... they are only used for meditation and relaxing of mind, body and muscle... and not for killing...

correct me if im wrong...
ana lang...

Hmm...nindot imong istorya da. Pero naglibog lang ko...asa man ang location aning kingdom sa prince? Unsang panahona ni nahitabo like was it during World War 2 or 1800's? 1900's? Giunsa og abot didto sa iyang kingdom sa prince ang Viking? Gigamit ba iyang "longboat"?

Pero bitaw....kuyaw gyud ning muay kay dili lang duha ka kamot og duha ka tiil. Apil pa ang siko, tuhod, ulo, etc...Wait, hasta man sab ang ubang "striking" arts gamit man sab ning tanan!

[freeflyer04]

a lot of martial arts are actually inately violent and potentialy deadly. however, the way it is practiced in modern times is subdued as man has become civilized in nature. safety has become a paramount concern of its practitioners as well as health giving benefits. but it doesnt mean that self defence has been forgotten altogether. Different arts adress this differently invarying degress of emphasis as man's reason in practicing martial arts has become varied also. Take note also that not all " fighting arts" arts are martial arts.

Let me diffrentiate:
Martial Arts: is an organized system of training that is regulated heavily regulated by ethos and code of conduct. Examples of classical martial arts include Karatedo, Taekwondo, Soo Bahk Do, Sikaran, Pencak Silat, Vovinam, Arnis. Scope of practice may include basics, sparring, forms/ patterns, some self defence. training is geared for lifetime.

Self Defence Systems ( SDS): emphasiz practical fighting geared for short term practice. Examples are Hagganah, Krav Maga

Combat Sport: designed solely for one on one competition fighting. examples include boxing, kickboxing, wrestling, MMA. There is less emphasis on martial ethics and codes. practitioners practice for competition. Practical seld defence is also not emphasized.



Its important to know ones goal and training so as

[freeflyer04]

Its important to understand what ones goal is in practicing so that you will be able to select the art that is appropriate for you.

Muay Thai is a good art but it is a modern evolution of a traditional Thai art. Present Muay Thai gravitates to being a Combat Sport although it certainly is a martial art in itself. However its predessesor, Muay Boran is a Martial Arts were one trains even in self defence, forms and not just fighting. Modern Muay Thai emphasizes ring combat as opposed to Muay Boran which is a way of life.

Well to say that Muay Thai is the most deadly art is someting that must be carefully assessed. Look around thailand and u will notice that most countries have similar arts which is even older than Muay Thai. Examples: Myanmar has Lethwei, Burma has Thaing and Bando, Vietnam has Vo Thuat, Northern Malaysia has Tomoi. They all look so similar to Muay Thai but their tradition of practice strongly reflects that of each countries origin.

The reason why Muay Thai has become popular is because a lot of its fights are going international and has become a medal sport even in SEA Games and Asian Games. Plus there is Ong Bak ( Tony Ja is incidentaly a gymnastis athlete though he has done some training in Muay Boran ).

I highly suggest that we explore the less popular arts of the other countries as well to be able to gain appreciation to the reach culture and tradition of each country and not only ride on the bandwagon kung unsay uso karon nga martial art...

[manhattan1]

YES! ninjutsu is for real...
it means the way of the ninja...
or NINJA TECHNIQUE!

there are still people practice ninjutsu...
and amongst the known karate NINJA TECHNIQUE is TAI-JUTSU... where lee is a master of this...
i have read this on a book, wait akong e post dire ahaha ako sang pangitaon..
.
.
.
dara...

Ninjutsu - also called shinobi-jutsu
is a collection of techniques originally practiced for espionage purposes. It includes methods of gathering information, nondetection, avoidance, and misdirection techniques.
Ninjutsu can also involve training in disguise, escape, concealment, archery, medicine, and explosives. Practitioners of ninjutsu have been seen as assassins for hire, and have been associated in the public imagination with other activities which are considered criminal by modern standards. Even though it was influenced by Chinese spying techniques, ninjutsu is believed by its adherents to be of Japanese origin.

Hi Dark,

I tried Thai-Boxing before and it mostly like Kick-Boxing, the difference is just the way they use their round-house kick, that knee and elbows are legal and how hard they train in general....
Regarding what you say about Kung Fu then Kung Fu is a general term for all Chinese styles and if you talk about Wing Chun is aimed at self defence, but if you talk about Tai-Chi or Chi/Qi-Gong then is more on the internal like meditation and such.....

Now about Ninjutsu its correct that it include the parts the you said and the unarmed part of Bujinkan is called Tai-jutsu, but Ninjutsu is not a stand alone system is mostly include as parts in other style these days and the Grandmaster of Bujinkan is called Soke Hatsumi, Bujinkan and Soke Hatsumi is the only real Grandmaster all other Schools or styles have roots back to him (like Jinenkan or Genbukan).....
Ninjutsu is also aimed at street defence and effective, done right.....

Else i can only say that i agree with freeflyer04 in most of what he said.....

Sincerly yours,

Jan Jensen
www.fma-arnis.dk

[medwarc]

guys how about aikido? what can you say about it?

[manhattan1]

guys how about aikido? what can you say about it?

I think and this is just what i think from having tried it during the time i did Sports Ju-Jutsu (a mix of Karate, Aikido and Judo), so my insight might not be as large as the ones training Aikido currently....

I think that its good, very technical, but takes a long time to learn compare to many other styles.....
I also see many similarities between the Wind element training within Bujinkan (Ninjutsu) and Aikido....
(i did hear a Aikido student from down here say the same thing).

Sincerly yours,

Jan Jensen
www.fma-arnis.dk

[medwarc]

thanks bro for the input.