Whats the deadliest martial arts.?

[Brickman001]

I have trained 7yrs Kung Fu both tiger style and at the moment praying mantis and I think it is the superior of martial arts as most martial arts derived from Kung Fu it's the original and in my opinion the best and after seven years I still learn more every training season pressure point 'forms weapons ect would take a lifetime to master and is far more deadly than most people think it's up to the shifu to teach you if he thinks you will not abuse his teachings

 

[Judo Tom]

do you learn grappling techniques in tiger/praying mantis?

I just think that if you dont know how to fight on the ground it is a huge weakness.

 

[Jonny_PileDrive]

I've trained in combat hapkido for about 8 years. Very effective and quite brutal. It's designed to function in the real world and not in a ring.

 

[zedhed]

Agree with JT. You must have some grappling or you are at a serious disadvantage. As far at deadliest IDK. As far as practical my thought would be MuyThi.

 

[Jonny_PileDrive]

Agree with JT. You must have some grappling or you are at a serious disadvantage. As far at deadliest IDK. As far as practical my thought would be MuyThi.

Yes!!!! What it all comes down to it there is nothing more effective than a shin bone across the face!!!!

 

[Judo Tom]

I love muay thai.. dont get me wrong. but nothing compares to a huge throw ... heck almost nothing compares to a good foot sweep or trip in a self defense situation.

Ive seen guys take punches, kicks, etc etc.. No one gets up from a good throw ok bias rant over

 

[jondale123]

Aikido is my second favorite...does that make me completely insane? Or well 3rd but finding a legitimate Southern style SHaolin instructor is next to impossible. ps I agree on the Jits back in the gracie days it was pretty impressive watching what some of those guys were doing. Today it's like watching 2 drunks fight that are to lazy to really go at it.

I didn't see Aikido mentioned as an option. A little curious to what people think about that style other than myself.

Sorry Krav doesnt impress me I should probably research more but it seems like organized pit fighting.

i like aikido but recently was in a fight with a guy who was a black belt in isshinryu it was crazy. now did i loose no but it was close fight. my dad is what he says a black belt in aikido and has been kinda training me in it since i was small. but i would say the most deadly of all is the art of understanding there is no such thing as a fair fight.you can use anything in your surroundings to win no matter what.

 

[Judo Tom]

i like aikido but i think it takes most people way to long to get 'good' or effective

krav has a TON of fakers. A TON. makes me sick.

I like styles that have good / real sparring. boxing, wrestling, bjj, muay thai. etc etc