what martial art/s are you currently practicing?

[TheMachine]

I'm currently into Jujitsu and some goju-ryu karate, I also box whenever time allows it. what about you guys?

[stump]

Vale Tudo and escrima.....also try and take BJJ whenever possible and hope to do some boxing when I can find a local club

[tang_sou_dao]

i train in tang sou dao and that all but it dont have any ground work so im trying to find something to compliment it. find out about tang sou dao and its history visit www.tangsoudao.com and click history

[wayofthedragon]

ahhh....just check out my profile buddy;)

[SteveJKDUK]

Same here!! :D

[Joe karate]

Shaolin Kempo!!!!!!!!!!

Also have been submission wrestling and some BJJ with my brother and others(we stopped formal grappling training so just go by books and what we discover)

Also: Hard realistic sparring.

[xplasma]

Ninjutsu (Genbukan)

I supplement my Taijutsu (Unarmed Combat) w/

Ju-jutsu - BJJ,Aikido,Vale Tudo
Daken-Jutsu - Mauy Thai, Boxing, TDK

I am up to training 10 class a week (my shoulder hurts, I can't hold in straight w/o feeling a lot a pain)

[Sonshu]

Sonshu
Jujitsu
MMA / Vale Tudo
Soon some Silat I hope!

TRAINING WITH STUMP AS WELL - HI MATE!

[Kronic]

do at the moment Tai chi chuan, Hsing I, Bagua and Chin Na allso try to take one ore two sessions of TKD ayear.
Have tought about doing a comback on the Aikido stage after 4 years of absence (shouldent be any problem since I have studied it for many years erlier so its just like having a "short" time out from it;) )
(mind the spelling I´m swedish);)

[AikiSamurai]

Im doing judo now...did aikido for a few years, but it wasn't for me..

[inacan]

Bok Fu Pai "White Tiger Kung Fu" with some Taoist Tai Chi.

[Justin]

Originally posted by wayofthedragon
ahhh....just check out my profile buddy;)



same here

[Freeform]

Yeah, check my profile! ;)

[Paratus]

Train'n in Hapkido, hope'n to cross-train in something to complement it, looks a ways off before I can scrape up the money for that

[Uechi Ryu]

Uechi Ryu

[mani]

Combat Karate derived from Goju Kai karate.

[Hakko-Ryu]

Hakko Denshin Ryu Jujitsu. Hoping to learn some Sanshou, Kuai Jiao soon.

[Sweeet]

Training in Hapkido and Ninjutsu. My Ninjutsu teacher also mixes in quite a bit of other stuff, with an overall philosophy of JKD (of which he is an instructor in). I can't claim to 'train' in Kali, but I sure end up doing alot of it somehow :p

I know drills and excercises from plenty of other arts, and have had minimal training in a bunch of other ones as well.

[chaozkingz]

Ninjukai Taijutsu
anyone else doing the same art as me here???

[inosanto1]

Just checked out the web site, you need to find the right ranges mate, looks like Taekwondo, so, Wing Chun, Boxing and BJJ or try and find a Good JKD school

[TheMachine]

Originally posted by Hakko-Ryu
Hakko Denshin Ryu Jujitsu. Hoping to learn some Sanshou, Kuai Jiao soon.

-- cool I only found out recently that my Jujitsu was hakko-ryu

[-=|§ØÛ£|=-]

I'm currently into KuK SooL Won, which was at one time a style of Hapkido (I think). Speaking of Goju-Ryu Karate, I did about 5 months worth of it. It was OK I guess, just not really my thing. I've been in Kuk Sool for about 2 months now.

[erikido]

Hey, I train in hwa rang do presently. Previously I had trained in kickboxing.

[neryo_tkd]

i teach taekwondo. that's what i have been training for many years. i still compete. actually at the moment i am preparing for a tough competition. a friend of mine taught me some kung fu wing chun hand techniques. did some kickboxing as well. like to watch K-1 fights, actually would like to try it myself. not far away from the place i live, a guy who used to fight in Tokyo, is going to start a club, so i might just drop by to see what's cookin' over there.

[booksie_girl]

TKD, as is said in my profile :)

[Scott194]

Krav Maga and just starting Ninjukai Taijutsu

[saikyou]

Judo. Im also interested with other MA but I spent most of my MA hours with Judo.

[Eto_Shouji]

I'm training in A not-well known Asian style, Eto Shinkage Ryu There are'nt many teachers left, cept for me and maybe 2 other people. (@_@) I also am taking some Bando training, to compliment some of the Bando already taught within.

[Sub zero]

Lau gar Kung Fu and Goshin ryu ju-jitsu.And hopefully soon now i'm in dundee maybe some hung gar too.
Justlook at my signature i suppose.I'd love to study tai hi (with a martila aspect to it not just the hea;th side) laong wiht many other arts.

[Noodlesoup]

Kempo (Chuan Fa Ma) and I've trained a bit in Pencak Silat Pukulan Betawi.

[Nimrook]

mostly boxing, but I dapple every now and again in bjj. I'm currently looking into okinawan karate, but haven't quite gotten the motivation yet.

[Matt_Bernius]

My main art is a modern Chinese family art called Wan Yi Chaun. It's root are in Wu Dan (from the best we can tell), but it also has bits of Wing Chun and other chinese arts in there. It I'm also studing Hsing Yi.

On the side I practice a Kali Blend (mainly Pekiti Tirsia) & BJJ inspired ground work. I'm also starting to learn a number of traditional Chinese open hand and weapons forms.

[Jewbacca]

A bizzare mixture of Hanbojutsu, Hapkido Cane system, Judo, and Tai Chi.

I've been trying to get into training with Kali sticks, and maybe some Aikido. (That is, the hand techniques.)

[Stuart Rider]

Street Defence Combat under Dave Turton

[figment]

Soo Bahk Do... which i dont think i have seen ever discussed on this site...

[LilBunnyRabbit]

At the moment mainly Choi Kwang Do with a side-order of Tai Jitsu once a week.

[RubyMoon]

I am currently studying My Jhong Law Horn (northern long-fist kung fu). Just recently (and to my delight), I began getting a taste of Pa Kua as well. I continue to practice my old style of five-animal Shaolin Chuan. Along the way I have also picked up some Arnis and Serrada, a bit of Judo, and a little Tai Chi.

[Syd]

Old Yang Style Taijiquan, Yang Broadsword, Yang (Wudang) Jian, Yang Short Staff...

Wun Yuen Yut Hei Jeung (Continuously Circulating One Breath Palm) An unknown closed door Taoist internal art which predates Liu He Ba Fa and is of the same family as this art.

Chin Na and Chinese Fast Wrestling are currently on the menu...

[edz]

hi all, i'm new to the forum... nice to have an international forum with different views and styles from different people!

anyway back to the point....

Lau Gar Kung Fu, and a bit of Ju-Jitsu which I stopped as it wasn't for me... although I like it now! :S

[juramentado]

Pekiti Tirsia Kali

[TigerAnsTKDLove]

green belt in tae kwon do i am 16 and i started when i was 15.

[stump]

A very seasonal martial art called "Fat Bas Ta Do". I hope to cease training in it and take up a proper martial art again as per my new year resolutions :)

[Cougar_v203]

i just fool around with moves that i would have learned from an instructor but i think i learned enough when i took karate. (soo close on getting past white belt too :()

[surgingshark]

Ba Gua Zhang, Karate, Tang Soo Do (Since the end of November 2003)

[lamegrappler]

I do ameracan and brazillian ju-jitsu,.Shuai Jiao kung fu,thai kickboxing,boxing,vale tudo,a little bit of wresling,northern Shaolin weapons,and a little bit of a type of a shaolin style though i'm not sure of wich shaolin style it is:confused: .

[HeadKick44]

tae kwon do and hapkido. Korean arts are the best. Period.

[hwardo]

Korean art called Hwar do
Black Tiger style/northern long fist
Yang taiji

[totality]

I do ameracan and brazillian ju-jitsu,.Shuai Jiao kung fu,thai kickboxing,boxing,vale tudo,a little bit of wresling,northern Shaolin weapons,and a little bit of a type of a shaolin style though i'm not sure of wich shaolin style it is:confused: .

what the hell is american ju-jitsu?

[Hybrid_Killer]

Yang Mian Kung Fu(just started) and BJJ.

[xLJx]

Taekwondo, Mano-Mano, Arnis, and hopefully I'll pick up all Filipino Martial Arts...

Kendo training currently on hold...

still thinking about taking Aikido or Judo/Jujitsu... :)

oh yeah, if I ever see a Ninjutsu dojo around here, I'll definitely take it up!

[Guy Mendiola]

I do Tae Kwon Do right now and I use to do some Boxing 3 years ago and maybe soon Capoeira. :)

[Topher]

I am studying Tang Soo Do (Find out about out club in sig) since around april last year. I would like to and will study Kung Fu and Hapkido in the future.

[Musashi Kyo]

Currently Choy li Fut and Shorin Ryu Okinawan Karate Both have alot of things in common with stances and circular movements.
Sometimes wrestling/ Shuay Chao Chinese Wrestling.
Although thinking abouot getting out of Kung Fu because the atmosphere and place has a mcdojo taste. I also participate in sparring and tournaments in Karate rather than kung fu.

[Yukimushu]

Kickboxing, jujitsu & boxing

[abby]

tae kwon do

[bcullen]

Baguazhang, Chang Chuan (Longfist), Hung Gar.

[bcullen]

Korean art called Hwar do
Black Tiger style/northern long fist
Yang taiji

hwardo, is that Fu Jow Pai?


My main art is a modern Chinese family art called Wan Yi Chaun. It's root are in Wu Dan (from the best we can tell), but it also has bits of Wing Chun and other chinese arts in there. It I'm also studing Hsing Yi.

On the side I practice a Kali Blend (mainly Pekiti Tirsia) & BJJ inspired ground work. I'm also starting to learn a number of traditional Chinese open hand and weapons forms.

Hsing Yi, Fun stuff - San Ti , Gotta love it - *Rubs quads and curses under breath* Which weapons are you doing?

[Chilu]

Haganah/F.I.G.H.T.

[Mushroom]

(I'm probably repeating myself)
I did Pak Mei Kuan (white eyebrow system) Vale Tudo, Kickboxing. I stopped Pak Mei when i was younger and recently restarted cos i wanna finish it.
Want to take Caporeira

[Hannibal]

Currently: JKD/PFS/Sambo/Kickboxing. I am also trained in Police UDT methods, but they stink.

Previously: BJJ/Trad JJ/Muay Thai/Freestyle/Budo/Karate (shukokai). I've also dabbled in Bujinkan Taijitsu, Taekwondo and Aikido, but not to any real level.

HeadKick44 - tae kwon do and hapkido. Korean arts are the best. Period.

Ahhh...a nice reasoned response at last! (just a joke, I'm glad you enjoy it but please be aware that they aren't the ultimate or the best at anything - they are just the best for you at this moment in time)

[dragon_bunny]

i do ninjutsu, kobudo (mix of okinawan weapons from ju jitsu syllabus) and i'd really really like to take up iaido..
had my ninjutsu sensi's iadio sensi come in to do a demonstration for us and it loved it, i just like playing with my bokken ;)

[Hannibal]

Just you be careful you don't go blind! :D

[dragon_bunny]

Just you be careful you don't go blind! :D

hehe.. true true maybe some days i should just leave it alone ;)

[Chilu]

I did Chi Lu Chuan(a CMA) for a little over a year. I started Haganah recently(similiar to krav maga).

[shitokai]

I do Shito Ryu a mix of Goju Ryu and Sorin Ryu by Kenwa Mabuni.

[Jax]

Muay Thai, Kickboxing and warriors eskrima. currently doing 3 sessions a week in eskrima wan't to get as much in before i go off to train in the phillipines.

[milchy]

Tae Kwon Do
Capoeira
Liue He Ba Fa Quan
Weapons Training.

[Budd]

Aikido
Shinto Muso-ryu jojutsu
Steve Blackman's brand of Submission Fighting

Previously trained in:

Americanized Karate
Folkstyle/Freestyle/Greco-Roman Wrestling
Judo

[TheMachine]

bjj, hakko ryu jujitsu, boxing, some freestyle wrestling,

[Sandy]

I'm curious ... how do so many of you manage to study several styles simultaneously?

Do you do one class of each per week or periodise your training year? Can you focus on one style at a time whilst keeping the others bubbling in the background? Or do you simply have a lot more time and energy than me? I'd love to know how you manage!

In an attempt to broaden my training, I recently I attended a Kuk Sul Won class. However, even the instructors there had had to learn such a vast breadth of techniques that they obviously hadn't been able to devote the time to become polished at any single set of techniques. Whilst I'm happy with my style, I'm curious how to broaden my training without following this example to become a Jack-of-all-trades and master of none.

[Nimrook]

I manage it simply because my college classes are so late I don't have anything else to do during the day when I'm not working. I also do my boxing and jiu jitsu at the same place.

[Nimrook]

and since where I train is more of a vale tudo kind of place all of it just melds right together to where I actually just consider them the same thing...Vale Tudo fighting

[Yukimushu]

Kickboxing
Boxing
Jujitsu

[Kris H]

Ryu Ju-Jitsu
Kickboxing
Hoping to start training in Thaiboxing at another gym soon

[dustIn credible]

Bok (Bac) Fu Do, JKD

[hotrod1]

I started training in snukia karate for 5 years but was not for me since then i have trained in other arts such as bjj , thia boxing and most recent keysi fighting method

[dustIn credible]

what exactly is Keysi fighting method?

[Sandy]

what exactly is Keysi fighting method?

Hi there,

I'm not familiar with it first hand, but have read on MAP that it's essentially a form of (well marketed) JKD in the UK. Martial Arts Illustrated magazine regularly features Keysi.

[How]

JKD is not a fighting method/style so I doubt the style you spoke of has anything to do with JKD.

[Jackie Li]

Tae Kwon Doe for a couple of years. But my true passion is Wushu and Extreme Martial Arts.

[wayofthedragon]

currently, ITF style tae kwon do
along with what ever else I can get my hands into

[MuayKiDo]

Mainly Aikido and Thai boxing. I sometimes visit dojo's were other stiles are teached like TKD, Capoeira, Aikibudo, boxing etc...

[Mandirigma]

Hi Aikisamurai
Im from around your area.Can you point me in the right direction for a good Judo school?:
Thanks

Im doing judo now...did aikido for a few years, but it wasn't for me..

[Sauru]

Im doing Pa-Kua i used to do judo and karate but i have found Pa-Kua (A.
K.A Ba Gua) a great thing to learn

[Tribalweapon]

Hap-Wing-Do (think kickboxing with joint locks, or just see journal) for about 3.5 years

Currently taking ITF TKD and am looking into BJJ and Tai Chi

[getgoin]

BJJ, Muay Thai, JKD

[Sgt_Major]

Pukulan Cimande Pusaka Pencak Silat

Its a mouthful, but worth it

[munkiejunkie]

zosaryu ryu nihon jujitsu, and I would do muay thai if I could

[Visage]

Chikarakai Karate-Do, Kenshukai Karate-Do, Golden Phoenix WTF Tae Kwon Do, Wing Chun, Budokai Jujutsu, Choi Kwang Do, Phoenix Kung Fu, Boxing and Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan.

[cj256]

hi all im practicing ninjutsu,jkd,taiji but started with karate and jujutsu as a young lad but im really interested in all ma in general and any ones views etc!

[CobraMaximus]

Wado Ryu Karate and I know some Submission Fighting

[Tyrant MMA]

A bit of Thai a bit of BJJ and a bit of Sub Wrestling. Anything that will stop me getting a total panelling when I compete.

[Kyu]

Shotokan!

[E-Rocker]

Kali (both weaponry and empty-hand), Jun Fan, Thai Boxing, Brazilian jiu-jitsu & Combat Submission Wrestling, all taught through the lens of JKD concepts.

[Kogusoku]

Classical Japanese jujutsu, kenjutsu & bukijutsu.

Currently looking for venues to teach in Central London.

[justinksw]

Kuk Sool Won

[evilkingston]

hapkido & taekwondo (daily)

[rtkd-badger]

Rhee Tae Kwon Do

[cloudz]

Am currently practicing yang taiji quan, aiki jutsu, iaido/kenjutsu

[gemtkd]

ITF Tae Kwon Do! Hoping to start Kung Fu aslo :p

[Telsun]

Bit of this, bit of that but my roots are in Goju-ryu :)

[Jungdo]

Hwa rang do

[San Anto]

I train in kali and krav maga hope to train in some silat.

[akirahui]

I'm currently practicing Baji, I learnt in Hong Kong and I'm in Toronto, Canada now.

[CQC]

I'm learning silat currently, still in my empty hand combat. After I complete this, I want to learn the knife fighting.

[Munen Mushin]

Strictly Ju-jitsu.

[gogz]

Lau gar kung fu but I think the class is coming to an end, so if it does I'm thinking of studying Tae kwon do.

gogz

[MingTheMerciles]

Fencing , Kendo , Ninjustsu , Aikido and Archery ( that count as martial art ? )

And then would love to go for Kickboxing , Jujitsu , Naginata and Kyudo when I am done with the Rest excpet for Naginata which I will learn straight away when I further my study in Canada .

[Incredible Bulk]

taekwondo and boxing

[Frogman316]

I am currently practicing Chi Tai Lung and 6 forms Tai Chi.

[Korpy]

Hapkido and Submission Fighting.

[CJ]

The art of fighting without fighting

[Atharel]

Judo
Submission fighting with group of friends twice a week (few judokas, jutsukas, bjj'ers, 1 sambo'er)
Jun fan/muay thai when I have the time
on hiatus from Aikido
on hiatus from doces pares/eskrima

[Faminedynasty]

I'm attending a school that's predominantly moo duk kwan taekwondo with elements of Judo and Aikido.
And Russian Systema.

[CrazyMonkey]

Keysi Fighting Method and Rodney King's Crazy Monkey Defence Program

[Lord Spooky]

Bujinkan Taijutsu and Systema.

Wouldn't mind looking at Keysi.

[CrazyMonkey]

Hey Spooky, I've done a bit of Systema training in the past. Where abouts are you? ... there are plenty of Keysi instructors around now

[Davey Bones]

A hybrid style of Kung Fu. Composed of 7*, Chin Na, Bagua, 5 Animals, grappling, weapons.

[Lord Spooky]

Hey Spooky, I've done a bit of Systema training in the past. Where abouts are you? ... there are plenty of Keysi instructors around now


West Midlands, Wolverhampton way!

I have to confess apart from reading articles the only exposure I've had to Keysi is from watching the making of Batman Begins :D :D

[CrazyMonkey]

I was just in the UK for instructor training last week! I'm pretty sure they said there are a number of schools in the Midlands.. you should be able to find somewhere to go and have a look, it's great training

[Visage]

Currently practicing TeJitsuDo, its a mix of Karate, Taekwondo, JuJutsu, Wing Chun and Boxing with a few other arts picked apart and thrown into the mix :)

[Yohan]

Jook lum southern praying mantis, BJJ, and I dabble in MT and judo a bit.

[texas doc]

Muay Thai Boran, Ninjutsu, Bando, Karate and Kobudo.

[dimmak]

Boxing, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, MT, and perfecting wrestling(freestlyle and Greco)

[drunken_master]

Hapkido and BJJ for a total of about 15 hrs class time a week, hoping to bump it up to 20-25 soon (gradually so I don't burn out). :D

[SUPERMAN .45]

I started training in martial arts when I was 10 years old, my first martial arts is FMA YAW-YAN my brother teach me the basics of punching and kicking. Aftr that I trained in Tae Kwon Do, Boxing, Shotokan karate, Kyukshin karate. And now I'm cross training in MMA, Muay Thai, Grappling and back to our native martial arts FMA YAW-YAN, I've been training for almost 25 years and still enjoying it. :)

[spiro]

Hi guys
I only practice one art.
It's the king of chinese martial arts, WING CHUN KUNG FU.

[Visage]

Hi guys
I only practice one art.
It's the king of chinese martial arts, WING CHUN KUNG FU.

I think you'll find, the king is BaJi Quan, closely followed by TaijiQuan, Bagua Zhang and Hsing I, then Wing Chun. :)

[beetleguy]

Okinawan kobudo. anyone else practice this?

[MartialJac]

TKD, Muay Thai, JJJ and just about to start Judo

[Langenschwert]

I practice two types of WMA, mostly.

The first is Kunst Des Fechtens (focusing on German Longsword), and the second is Italian Rapier.

Best regards,

-Mark

[PatxiSan]

I'm training Kenpo Kai 'cause it's just awesome and I love it. I also did some Taekwondo, but I realized I had what Taekwondo could offer me and much more with Kenpo Kai, so I gave it up.

http://personales.ya.com/kenpokai/image/INDIA_archivos/image015.jpg

www.kenpokaihonbu.com

[Shadow_of_Evil]

Currently doing Kendo.
Quit TKD and Muay Thai after 16 years.

[TheMightyMcClaw]

I think you'll find, the king is BaJi Quan, closely followed by TaijiQuan, Bagua Zhang and Hsing I, then Wing Chun. :)

Bah, you know that performance wushu would own on Baji any day of the week. Your rooted stances and close ranged strikes are no match for my butterfly twists and intimidating poses!

I dabble in bits of many things, but mostly "consider" myself a practicioner of Shotokan Karate, BJJ, and performance Wushu (done some actual traditional wushu as well, it's just hard to find).

[onyomi]

Baji the king? Bah! Maybe the king of making you think you're tough in a short period of time. Praying Mantis combines the best parts of all the best styles of its time (late Ming-early Qing, aka the golden age of CMA), integrated into one huge, comprehensive, yet super-efficient art. Our light, nimble footwork and super-strong fingers will cut that stamping, battering ram of a style down to size in no time.

[MingTheMerciles]

Kendo , Aikido and Judo

Would change Judo for BJJ when I get my Black belt and above for Judo . BJJ had everything that Judo had . And Krav Maga when I manage to get my Aikido up to Black belt .

Would pick up Naginata ( will train with Kendo at the same time and same day ) , Iaido and Kyudo ( when I am a bit more older ) when had the chance .

[Mugenjou]

I'm not actually practicing anything professionaly, but my biggest martial arts interrests are Jeet Kune Do and Zui Quan. (sounds like a weird combination?) And i'm practicing them both on an amateur level, all by myself. As a result, i'm not good at any of them of course. And i've never actually attended any martial arts classes.

[bcullen]

Guess I should update my reponse here as it's been a while ;)

Jujutsu and Muay Thai

[Kogusoku]

Still training and teaching koryu jujutsu & bukijutsu (iai, ken, so, naginata & bojutsu)

Found some decent out-of-the-way venues too.

[Sandy]

And Krav Maga when I manage to get my Aikido up to Black belt .


Some of us might consider that the wrong way round, because you're learning a difficult and complex style before an easy, straightforward one.

Krav maga was designed to be simple and quick to learn, so that the military could become effective within very limited time.

Aikido takes years to reach 1st dan.

However, as you're already learning three styles, forgive me for adding further confusion! :)

(Incidentally, I tried both, but stuck with krav, because it suited me better. Although I enjoyed the aikido.)

[Christy Angel]

http://selfdevelopmentsuccess.blogsome.com/

[TeamAmerica]

Karate

[Bulldog]

I have been working with a boxing coach and just got started in Muay Thai. I have also been continuing in Tai Chi (Sun Style) and my first art, Taekwondo. I somehow find the time to work some Jujutsu in once in a while. I just basically started working out with anyone and everyone this last year. I am enjoying the learning and sharing. I figure the more I expose myself to, the better off I am. I would love to get into some Kali/Escrima.

[Korpy]

Currently practicing Hapkido (though I've been very sick and injured, so I haven't been there in about 2 months)

Did a little bit of Muay Thai and no gi BJJ.

Now I'm looking into either Jun Fan JKD, Judo, Shaolin Chuan Fa Kung Fu, Yang Style Taijiquan, Judo, Greco Roman Wrestling, or Submission Wrestling.

[jamie1976]

i do chinese wrestling and boxing :woo:

[UninspiredUser]

I'm studying Muay Thai and Wing Chun. I also practice other Chinese martial arts occasionally. I don't know whether it counts as a martial art but i'm doing fencing aswell, I haven't been in a while though.

[E-Rocker]

Inosanto-Lacoste Kali, Muay Thai under the Thai Boxing Association of the USA, Jun Fan/JKD, Combat Submission Wrestling, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

[UninspiredUser]

Nice... don't you find it a bit hard learning them all at once though?

[Vimtoforblood]

Aikido and TaeKwonDo.
Have always been interested in checking out Krav Maga.
May look into BJJ when I've got further on in my other MA's.
Don't really want to confuse matters by having a million MA's.
Would have thought it would be better to be good at one than not-very-good at many.

[Waldo_Pepper]

Used to do Tae Kwon Do, but now moved on to Aikido.

[KayamaTetsuo]

Im currently Doing variations of jkd - karate, wing chun, tai chi etc

[GoldenDragon]

For eight years i've studied Okinawan Shorin-Ryu, but i've begun to form my own distinct fighting style from the experience i have gained.

[Visage]

I currently practice NeijiaQuan Kungfu.

James

[mystik]

I do tae kwan do, Kito Ryu Jujitsu. Soon i'll be boxing and over the some im going to take some caporiea. I was in hwrangdo for awhile. I suppose i'm not any of them at the moment actually I had to quit last week or so until I can get some more money lol

[Taoquan]

Shen Tao Tai Chi and just started Black scorpion ground fighting.

[Atharel]

Taoquan - I've never heard of Black Scorpion, is it an independent style or a subset of Shen Tao Tai Chi or a part of another style? I have an odd hobby of cataloging gungfu styles, you see (I was recently embarassed to recognize Baguazhang on my little cousin's Naruto fighting game when he was playing it) and I'm quite curious as this one is completely out of my experience.


on-topic:
The only style I am currently consistently practicing is Brazilian Jiu-jitsu.

[Taoquan]

Black scorpion ground fighting has a lineage to Wu-tang temple.
based on animal styles:
Salamander stregthening,
Tortoise,
Turtle,
Venoumous Frog
Among many others

It is a ground fighting style that prepares the practitioner for Python grappling and ground fighting.

It is a unique style of ground fighting as we are taught to fight from, literally, every single fighting posture. We go from standing, to deep squats, deep horse stance, middle horse, crawling on hands and knees, full body rolling etc. In all these stances we are required to do toughening and move flawlessly between them.
And then we learn applications in all these stances, for example deep squats we actually learn to hop (for movement) while throwing punches and even kicks. We do a move called caterpillar rolls where you roll back and forth along a 15-20' mat building up incredible speed. this way if you are knocked down with multiple opponents surrounding you, you can roll as quick as you can, learning to break ankles, knees etc.
The most interesing movement I have learned so far is Manta ray, we actually practice with someone putting on a arm bar behind our back and pinning us down face first. We learn to at least be able to get out knees and stregthen the neck and lower body in such a way as to be able to slide and move out of the way taking pressure of the hold. Thus enabling a practitioner, to break the hold. pretty cool stuff.

[sholo86]

I train in Teoul Moon Kung Fu.
A comprehensive chinese martial arts system developed in Korea that embodies the Shaolin Five Animal, PaKua, Hung Gar, Preying Mantis, Tai Chi and Chi Gong

[Cosmo Kramer]

Hapkido
JJJ
Will be back in TKD this summer

[Terao]

Ninjutsu :D

[UntappedPower]

EP Kenpo and Systema

[Angelus]

Nam Gar Kuen

[Cait]

the siggy says it all :D
tho i've also recently started working with a guy who does silat & systema, and i'm enjoying the contrast

[Melanie]

Shotokan, bit of ju jitsu and wish I could get back to sticks - Escrima.

[RheeTKD]

Traditional Taekwondo :cool:

[slim_andy101]

ninjukai taijitsu is a good martial arts and thats why i do it! its not a fraud martial art. don't believe people that don't do it!

[feijao_cbla]

ush,

I've studied Senuces Ryu ju-jitsu, Shotokan Karate, and dabled in a bunch of other styles like Hun Gar, ninjitsu, tae kwon do, and BJJ.

But I am currently training in Capoeira, and Modern Arnis.

I'm a work in progress. :D

[SWEHurricane]

I've done some boxing, but quit because I wasn't interested in competition.

I currently train in Bujinkan Taijutsu, and it seems to be the right MA for me.

[Hiroji]

Ive done Wado for a few years, a few months TKD.

Now im doing Kickboxing. Ive also been going to a local sweat pit boxing gym but had to stop due to funds.

My kickboxing club also runs a mixed martial arts club, mixing kick and thai boxing with grappling and weapons training. Our instructors often fly out to the US to train and are going to train with Hermes Franca next month i believe.

[Arehmac]

i train in tang sou dao and that all but it dont have any ground work so im trying to find something to compliment it.
I trained in Tang Soo Do for many years, now I train in BJJ, basically filling in the holes of my traditional training. So far, so good.

[Davey Bones]

hold a brown sash in kung fu, no longer train in it.

currently train in BJJ.

[doc_jude]

Right now, Pentjak Silat Ratu Adil.
Past arts: Bujinkan, Danzan Ryu

[Terao]

now : Bujinkan and Hoshin
past : TKD (got to yellow got bored with it) and Yang style Tai chi (didn't get very far either teacher had to move away)

[Kraken]

Now: MMA/judo

Past: BJJ/Shaolin White Crane/Combat hapkido/Boxing/Muay thai/Japanese Jui jitsu/Freestyle Wrestling

[Randori]

Now: wietnamese Vo-Quyen
Past: Self-defence (judo, jujitsu, aikido)

[doc_jude]

Now: MMA/judo

Past: BJJ/Shaolin White Crane/Combat hapkido/Boxing/Muay thai/Japanese Jui jitsu/Freestyle Wrestling

you got alot done in 20 years. :)

[fifthchamber]

Past;
Boxing, karate (Shotokan, up to purple...But aged 8 so it don't count)..Tai Chi, Genbukan Ninpo (Up to nikkyu), and some kendo and judo when I could..Other things I have done with friends or teachers for brief spells only (Like a training session or just out of interest) include Wing Chun, Jeet Kune Do and Fencing..

Now;
Takeuchi Ryu Kogusoku Koshi no Mawari.

You learn to eliminate a lot of excess stuff over time..

[flammee]

Past: wado ryu karate, aikido, judo, itf taekwon-do, wing chun

Now: Taido

[Rawit]

Past: Judo.

Now: Kempo, and I do a bit of Pukulan.

[Hapuka]

I can't believe I haven't posted on this thread yet!

What I am doing now: ITF TKD and Muay Thai boxing.

What I would like to do in the future: (As a add on to the other martial arts I'm doing) Judo as it complements my body build and I would like to start getting into some ground work.

[Counter]

Past:
-Judo

Now:
-Taekwondo
-Boxing

Future plans:
-Muay Thai

[vanhulk]

well im chun kuk do, which is part of kick start and ufaf ,and i grapple with some of my friends when i have the time

[Exorcist]

Past
-Tae Kwon Do
-Shotokan Karate

Currently
-Kenpo
-Capoeira
-Bajiquan
-Tongbeiquan
-Brazilian Jujitsu

Plan to learn
-Tai Chi Chuan
-Baguazhang
-Muay Thai
-Aikido
-Ninjutsu