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Most Dangerous Form of Martial Arts?

Muay Thai for the striking aspect, BJJ, Sambo or shootwrestling for the grappling part. Kenpo and Krav Maga are excellent IMHO.

When you learn all you can from the Muay Thai, seek an instructor to teach you Burmese Boxing (elbows, fists, knees--brutal!).

For weapons (in my book a required element) start with the filipino styles such as Kali, and move into knifework from there.

If you have a lot of time to kill and don't mind having hands that look like calloused baseball bats, then study Iron Palm...There is also a rare form of Iron Palm where the hand gets equally tough but does not have the extensive scarring.

...or you can search the world over and find someone who will teach you dim mak. :D

Of course, hamster style is king.
 
Go around and meet the some different instructors in your area. All those Krav Maga clips are cool, but are in no way exclusive to that style. That rear naked choke escape is also an escape from a knife to the throat. It actually works alot better when done from the knife position because if someone knows the choke, then its not going to be very easy to counter. Any hostage taker usually does the knife to the throat as a threatening sign when talking to negotiators though.

Anyway, its all the same stuff when it comes down to it. Anyone that tells you their way is the best is either full of shit or just doesnt know jack about fighting.

Whichever instructor you can relate to best and you like, is probably the one that can teach you to fight the best.

Good luck.:D
 
There is no most dangerous art. I know a Tai Chi stylist that would spank most hardcore fighters. If anyone ever tells you "so and so art sucks" they don't know shit. Its all about finding a good instructor, and a good learning environment. If you can, find an NHB/MMA dojo. Here you can learn all angles of attack as well as meet many people from many different backgrounds from which you may chose a favorite art to pursue in a traditional manner. Just be very skeptical of all schools and sensei/sifus/profs. There are many bullshit dojos, and many self-promoting instructors that should be shot. Keep an open mind and heart and you'll find what is right for you. Good Luck:)
 
icer2k said:
Im looking to get into martial arts...i want to know what the most deadly form is?...i mean the form that you would run away from this guy if you knew he knew this stuff...dont worry...im not in it to hurt people...just for self defense...im actually a very calm easy going guy in real life...i just want to know which one is the most deadly.... I was thinking Muy Thai...what do u guys think?

:devil: So you'll wear a t-shirt that says "I know ______"
and that will scare them off? It sounds to me like you are a pussy who can't fight his way out of a paper bag and looking to take the easy road. All the arts are useful, but all the training in the world cannot make up for lack of heart. The most deadly? Your not a killer, if you want to be deadly carry a gun.
 
Wrestling is by far the most dangerous form of martial arts if applied correctly. The ability to take someone down, maintain top control, and rain down devastating punches is priceless. All you need is speed, explosive power, and some good ol anabolic steroids!
 
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