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Old 12-30-2007, 05:01 AM   #1 (permalink)
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so i have been searching for the right martial art for me. Earlier i have treid both taekwondo, which i felt were to stiff and strict, and Ninjutsu, which i really liked but felt wasnt right for me.
How can decide what martial art is the right one for me?
Now i know discipline tend to be a advantage in martial arts, but i am more of the "free spirited" type...
i have looked abit into southern praying mantis style but mainly just because of its visual appeal. I do like however that it dont have to many kicks. kickin' aint my best move.

Hope that anyone can help!
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Muay Thai in conjunction with BJJ IMHO.
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You just have to study, my friend. There are a lot of styles out there. If you don't like kicking then you should stay away from those styles that rely on kicking a lot, or that have a lot of kicking moves.
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Now i know discipline tend to be a advantage in martial arts, but i am more of the "free spirited" type...
hippyjutsu.

or tai chi chuan.

that seems "free spirited" enough.

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