What martial arts are You in? - Page 40

JCMistress · (#391 (**permalink**))

I have done:

Karate
Kendo / Kenjitsu

I would like to do:

more Kenjitsu
more Karate
Ninjutsu
Kung Fu

wolf_requiem · (#392 (**permalink**))

I see other people on here have practiced kendo. I have too! We should get our own dojo together! (lol, if only. We all probably live a bazillion miles away from each other) I have my own shinai, but haven't practiced in years. I really miss it!

I'm currently learning tai-chi, which is very meditative and relaxing! It's very complicated at first, but with practice anyone can do it.

Tenchu · (#393 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Seanus

I like to watch BJJ but Fedor put sambo on the map. I did judo for 4 years and it was great fun. However, like a Polish author (Marcin Bruczkowski) stated, judo and karate are not nearly as popular in Japan as people think. I had to agree with him here. They may have had Pride and now Dream but the UFC has really surpassed those.

It hasn't supassed K-1. Most Japanese fighters in that do Karate. I think it is still popular there.

AnniBirde3 · (#394 (**permalink**))

I use to compete in Tang Su Do. My dadien is an instructor.

Over here in Aus martial arts is kinda mucked up, cause people just wonna look good they dont care about the actual defense of Karate.

Karate is one MAJOR reason why im going to go to Japan, cause i wonna look at how it should be done lol!

Azurumi · (#395 (**permalink**))

I've been studying Ninjutsu, now i'm planning to take Kenjutsu classes so I can concentrate on sword skills. I love japanese swords

komitsuki · (#396 (**permalink**))

I've been reading a lot of Korean archery stuffs these days. Thank goodness that this tradition is still alive and well in Korea.

Kravix · (#397 (**permalink**))

Hmm... I have been trainging MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) for 7 months. Now Im beggining with Box lessons ^^

But Im also looking for Baji Quan in my country ._. but no luck as far.

tksensei · (#398 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by packetpirate

I self-practice swordsmanship.

Then you probably practice crap. It is not something you can teach yourself, and there are plenty of places in MA you could actually learn if you were truly motivated.

Tsuruneru · (#399 (**permalink**))

I did aikido and bujinkan a few times.

tksensei · (#400 (**permalink**))

Any thing/place you train that doesn't focus on real-time, non-compliant testing is going to be found wanting.