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Originally posted by Bubbles
Quote: Originally posted by Mr_S
If it's self defence, my choice is (was) krav maga |
Or if you wanna go for something really trendy, try Keysei Fighting Method, all the celebs are doing it Darrlling...
Krav Maga is sooo last year....
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Sorry chap, did it about 10 years ago whilst working with the Israeli military, not interested in trends, no one had heard of it back then, but it's a useful art that's taught to all Israeli service personnel.
Also did shotokan for several years, but , again personally, I found it too restricted to form and style (I understand why it's done this way, it just didn't suit me).
Since leaving the services, I've not bothered to maintain any defensive art, as there's no longer a personal need.
I'd agree wholeheartedly in getting training from someone with a lot of history and experience and not a boutique gym. But I'd disagree that one style is superior to the other.