It's that time again, /asp/.
If you could choose any three martial arts to train, which three would you pick and why?
Ghost MMA, Chute Boxe Academy MMA, and Wing Chun.
>>1106943
Muay Thai, BJJ, FMA
Standup, grappling, weapons
Wing Chun, aikido, yellow bamboo
>>1106943
Muay Thai, Folkstyle Wrestling, and BJJ.they do cover the bases for four of the five phases of fighting. Striking, clinching, stand up grappling, and ground grappling.
>>1106943
Boxing, lowbar squats, and pipe bombs.
Bjj, judo, boxing
Good luck chinks
Muay Thai, Wrestling, Judo
I only need goju because it's equally efficient in striking and grappling both standing and on the ground. There is no reason to cross train because its already a complete system that addresses all phases of combat.
Muay Thai,Combat Sambo,FMA.
>>1107051
training in 3 differents martial arts, and still couldnt beat a 15 years old who actually trains
Muay thai, tkd, and either boxing or judo. I can't decide which of the last 2 I want more.
WWE Style, Lucha libre and hard style
Chuan Fa, Jian Fa and BJJ
>i already train in two and know where im training bjj once i start cross-training
>>1107078
>mfw people list "Combat Sambo" as a martial art
>>1106943
I guess ones I don't already have immediate access to?
Savate, cane-fighting by that one guy, and nodachi arts. That last not for any particular practical purpose, but just for the novelty of it; they're only taught in small dojos in Japan.
>>1106943
Judo,Wrestling,Hapkido
>>1106943
Fma, judo, ba ji quan or muay chaiya
Kendo, iaido, jodo
*teleports in front of you*
Everything impersonal, my dear fellow adult.
Muay thai/kick boxing because It's fun
Judo because it look interesting and even better considered an olympic sport
And finally Fencing because I always liked rapiers and shit
Dutch kickboxing, BJJ, Judo
Hakuto no Ken, Blow Job Jitsu, Canadian Karate.
>"Time to do the kata 'Native Drunkenly Assaults Crossing Guard in front of Tim Horton's'"
>Reverse Punch followed by "EH!"
FMA, Judo, boxing
>FMA for being able to use and deal with weapons
>Judo because I don't want to be on the ground and a very good transition from ranged fighting to clinch then throws
>boxing if I ever get disarmed
>>1106943
Hart Dungeon Style
British Catch
Flippy Shit
Judo, BJJ, and Muay Thai
Combat Sambo, Juijitsu and boxing
American Kickboxing, Aikido, Yoga
>>1107094
>implying Tyson could stop a double leg from an OK wrestler
>>1107074
>tfw there's a Goju place in a convenient location near me
>>1107118
>hard style
>not strong style
You'll never get over
>>1107415
This
I'd want nodachi, Muay Thai, and judo.
>>1108561
post website?
Boxing, judo, and maybe kyo.
>>1108790
Nope.
>>1106943
FMA, judo, muay thai.
>>1113588
but why?
>>1106943
boxing/mt + judo/bjj/wrestling + a well-placed pipebomb
But I don't have time for that, so I sit here in my extra-wide computer chair, eating my Mountain Dew and Doritios while watching every episode of /mlp/ and /wwe/.
>>1114795
10/10
>>1114795
MT > Boxing
Wrestling > Judo/BJJ
Pipebomb > Boxing, MT, Wrestling, Judo, BJJ
Aikido, boxing and kenjutsu.
>>1115264
>boxing and kenjutsu.
Where do I find this hybrid art?
>>1115325
>boxing and kenjutsu. as an hybrid martial art? that doesnt have any sense. kenjutsu needs both hands to take the sword.
Better kenjutsu and kneeds or boxing with a knife.
>>1115015
can you elaborate on why you think wrestling is better than Judo?
>>1115348
you can't grab legs in judo
judo doesn't work without a jacket
wrestling has been proven to work because everyone in UFC does
hardly anyone trains judo in ufc.
all the moves judo has are in wrestling and wrestling does it better.
>>1115343
Since you didn't put a comma between boxing and kenjutsu, you grouped them as one entity.
As separate arts, it would look like this:
Aikido, Boxing, and Kenjutsu.
Kind of like this.
I ate Ice cream and chicken friend rice.
The fried rice would have ice cream and chicken in it.
I ate ice cream, and friend rice.
Which means you ate the them separately.
>>1115382
Both are grammatically correct, although I was always taught never to use a comma before and.
>who would have thought there are multiple ways to do the same thing correctly
>>1115396
They're both grammatically correct, but they mean different things.
Here's another example.
Today I had sex, and ate a chocolate taco.
These things are separated.
Today I had sex and ate a chocolate taco.
This is saying I had sex and ate the chocolate taco at the same time.
>>1115401
>>1115403
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/commas.htm
>You may have learned that the comma before the "and" is unnecessary, which is fine if you're in control of things. However, there are situations in which, if you don't use this comma (especially when the list is complex or lengthy), these last two items in the list will try to glom together (like macaroni and cheese).
A list of three isn't that long.
>>1115408
It's long enough. It's the difference between nun chucks, and a 3 sectioned staff.
Judo, MT, FMA
Boxing, BJJ, and Wing Chun (the last one just for purposes of being in kung fu movies, which I love)
>>1115403
One grammar wise implies you had sex while eating a taco
The other is a list of things done separately.
I have studied Martial Arts for 10+ years now and I can give a pretty good opinion on this. You want 3 base things: An art that focuses on grappling, an art that focuses on striking, and some kind of melee weapon training. From here you can pick which you want preferably on your size/body type. Now you may be thinking why the wep training, but it is actually very useful in defending yourself in a hostile situation. The best offense is defense and the best defense is knowledge and if you know how a hostile will think than you will be prepared. No matter what people say you need a grappling and a striking. Most people only have knowledge of 1 and if you use the opposite of what they use we get back to the importance of knowledge. I hope my experience helps you choose my top 2 for each:
Grappling: Wrestling and Judo
Striking: Boxing and Tae Kwon Do
Weapons: Staff and Fencing(yes i count fencing as a martial art)
>>1115650
I have studied martial arts for 10+ years now and I can give a pretty good opinion on this. You want to be well rounded. For typical street brawling, you want to be able to grapple, you want to be able to strike, and you want to be able to use melee weapons; you also want to be able to blend these things. After developing a base, it's nice to supplement with things, maybe focus more on something that fits your body type. Most martial artists are specialists, focusing on either grappling, striking, or weapons combat. If someone were to do Wrestling, and Boxing, but trained them separately and the person trained in Boxing more, that person's takedown defense is weaker than that person's punching defense. It's often best to grapple a strike, or strike a grappler.
However, if they train both together in a setting that allows grappling and striking, someone who focuses on striking will have good takedown defense, and someone who focuses on grappling will have good striking defense.
Knowledge and intelligence can compensate for each other, and knowledge and intelligence are the base for all things we as human beings are capable of doing. It should be emphasized in martial arts schools everywhere that knowledge and intelligence is important.
No matter what people say, everything is situational. To say that you always need striking, or to say that you always need grappling, is factually incorrect.
>>1115650
>Wrestling and Judo
>Boxing and Tae Kwon Do
>Staff and Fencing
Wing Chun + Aikido + Nunchucks, is better.
>Youngmudo Hapkido
It is the style I already do, I like it and would like to keep doing it, at least til I get to 2nd dan.
>FMA+tactical fire arm training
For weapons and self defense
>Ether freestyle judo, shooto, or catch wrestling
Throws and leg locks are fun.
>>1115659
Only if you want to look good for movies.
>>1115414
That is then implying you need a comma every time you list two things that aren't directly related...
>>1106943
boxing, wrestling, BJJ any other answer is autism
>>1115699
I think context factors in quite a bit.
Sometimes that is true, but most times using and without a coma with two items will not lead to misunderstanding of intent.
>>1115707
Of course context factors in, English is terrible for that, but it doesn't change the fact that it's grammatically correct to not use a comma before and in a list. >>1115264 didn't need to be corrected in the first place because they weren't wrong.
>this is why we aren't discussing martial arts
>>1115717
Well...
In this particular case it is not since the topic of the thread is cross training so you are actually doing them all at once.
The coma before and is used to make sure that each item is separate, otherwise it can be interpreted as the last two being blended together.
>>1115717
>this is why we aren't discussing martial arts
It is not like this thread has not happened a zillion times before.
Getting sided tracked with grammar related autism is still better then what goes on in mandrama threads.
>>1106943
Boxing, Judo, TKD
Fuck the haters but in all seriousness I'm a very long individual so striking benefits me alot more than wrestling/grappling
>>1106943
Muay Thai, Western Boxing, Sambo
MT + Sambo work nicely together, clinch + leg sweeps
I chose sambo over judo because of the wrestling influence + kneebars/leglocks. But if I could train both I would since I've found that Judoka are usually at a higher technical level in terms of executing/setting up throws, so it would nice to cross train. But Sambo wins out overall.
Boxing because even the best kickboxers in MMA can't throw hands with the best boxers. The Diaz bros show how effective that is
I'd also like to learn TKD kicks but you said choose 3, so, meh.
>>1107100
you prob want some grappling homes
>>1115767
Tell that to Jon Jones and Connor McGregor. Both long as fuck (for their respective divisions) and are very good strikers
Jones has never been taken down. Connor has been submitted 3 times
The difference is that jones is a much better wrestler. Long fighters need wrestling
>>1107523
haha, I had a laugh, anon
>>1115804
I know I know, that's why I chose judo.
That and because I don't see myself getting in the octagon anytime soon
>>1115015
>>Wrestling > Judo/BJJ
Yet meisha never could take that belt from rousey
don't get me wrong, some wrestlers are a lot harder to get on their backs, but some are straight up stupid when it comes to working submissions
also the problem with double/single legs is that they open you up to guillotines. you can teach any 3rd grader how to sprawl
uchi mata is alot harder to defend after chaining it with 2-3 other throws unless you understand judo or bjj
>>1106943
krav maga
bjj
kickboxing
would there be any better combination or substitution of a popular martial art for all around real world no rules survivability?
>>1115808
>That and because I don't see myself getting in the octagon anytime soon
Create some goals for your life, faggot. It doesn't have to be the octagon, it could be a octagon.
You're going to die one day, and before you die, you could be thinking about how you could've worked your way into an octagon, but didn't.
Or maybe you've already competed, I don't know your life.
>>1115973
>I had my bicycle repossessed and now I can't make it to work to afford my tv license
>>1115813
I like his combinations more:
>>1113601
-FMA is more specialiezd then Krav for weapons, Krav is more like a mixed bag of weapons, boxing and basics standup grappling
-Muay Thai is better for standup than Kickboxing because lowkicks, ellbows and clinching
-I'd rate BJJ over Judo in 1 vs. 1 fights (especially in the ring), but when it comes to hard surface or more than one guy you might want a style the keeps you standing while the other guy goes down
>>1115977
No idea what the fuck you're on about
>>1115973
I just do martial arts so that
A - I can defend myself and others if necessary
B - To be my physical best (coordinated, flexible, accurate, fast, strong)
C - I've been doing martial arts my whole life even though I'm young I can't imagine a life without it
>>1116004
>I just do martial arts so that
But your martial arts life could be so much more.
>>1116009
Yes I suppose you're right but I'm nowhere near ready for it to be a career or anything is what I'm saying
>>1116012
That's fine, but you could always get in the ring just for fun.
I'm definitely going to go amateur as a hobby.
>>1116021
Cool man I wish you all the best
>>1115750
>you are actually doing them all at once
At the physical same time? Within the same day? Within the same week? The fact that this topic is about cross training does not change that they were still grammatically correct. If you want to continuously read deeper into this very arbitrary topic, where there isn't just a single correct answer to everything, we can keep going. If you can't infer that two things are being done separate or at the same time because of the placement of a single comma (which is something that is still debated today because English is terrible), you have shit comprehension.
>>1115754
Sad but true
>fuck /wwe/
>>1115704
>forgetting about muay thai
>>1120206
>>forgetting about muay thai
I think he's just subconsciously blocking memories of certain facts and a video so he doesn't get triggered as much.
This video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQ7bbmjtAB0
Boxing, for best use of hands. Savate for best use of feet. Wrestling for best takedown/takedown defense + ground game.
>>1120267
>Savate for best use of feet.
What's with the Savate meme? Is the Savate meme just a thing because it's not Tae Kwon Do?
>>1106943
chain wrestling
lucha libre
strong style
>>1120219
See:
boards.4chan.org/asp/thread/1108951/hello-asp#p1115933
>>1106943
Silat, BJJ and Greco roman wrestling.
I love grappling and hate getting punched .
In the fall I'm gonna be doing wrassling and muay thai or kickboxing, is this a good base?
>>1120492
It's cherry picking based on flawed logic. That's what it always is with those guys.
>>1106943
>Boxing
>BJJ
>Spinning shit
>>1106943
Muay Thai. Boxing, BJJ
Lot of MMA wantnabes in this thread.
>>1129540
You got me I want to be a mix of various martial arts techniques instead of a person.
Just started BJJ brahs....
Any tips for my non guard passing ass?
>>1129671
Ether quit being lazy and pass the guard, or learn leg locks.
Boxing, tkd and judo man
just because i'd like to it'd just be cool and fun
>>1127791
> cherry picking based on flawed logic
You obviously don't understand what "cherry picking" means.
If someone posts 1 video of a guy who is an outstanding fighter (like you did) - yes, that's cherry picking.
If someone post many videos of average fighters and gives detailed informations and argumetns for his point if view plus some anecdotal evidence - this is not cherry picking.
Wether you like someone's point of view or not, you shouldn't just throw arround words like "cherry picking" just because you thing it sounds cool.
>>1115401
>Helping your uncle, Jack, off a horse.
>Helping your uncle jack off a horse.
>>1131316
We don't approve of bait posting here. Please post bait somewhere else; thank you.
Muay Thai for striking
Wrestling for grappling, takedowns, and because I enjoy it the most
Boxing for angles or BJJ to balance the other 2 above
>>1151170
>Boxing to balance Muay Thai
You should use Taekwondo to balance Muay Thai.
1. Professional Wrestling
2. Catch-as-Catch-Can
3. Sports-Entertainment
krav maga
capoeira
victory dancing
>>1151150
Savate for stand-up.
Wrestling for ground, and all the wrestlers I met were fun people
Escrima for weapons
>>1151387
His boxing will allow for better footwork, hands, and defense. May be easier to blend with MT as well.
>>1120300
I think Savate just has a mystique because it's hard to find. I'm sure if there were thousands of Savate schools with many of them being McDojos, it would be seen as inferior.
Seriously though, Savate does kick ass. Perfect mix of practical moves that will ensure you're competitive at minimum, combined with a dash of flashiness, and who doesn't love flying spinning stuff?
