10 Most Effective Martial Arts in Real Fights



Fighting in the street is illegal, whether you are using martial arts skills to take part in a mutually agreed bout or retaliating to an …

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  1. The best Martial arts is KALARIPAYATU. Which is a way of life for thousands of years. It is still practice in South Indian state Tamilnadu and South of Kerala state. Even kungfu masters can't stand before Kalaripayatu masters.

  2. Sometimes when it comes to real situation, you'll forget all technique you've already learnt.

    Anyway you can not rely on Jiujitsu and wrestling when fight against more than one opponent's, especially when they bring sharp weapons as knife or machete. 😂😂😂

  3. Goshinkwai Yawara by both the late Gordon and John Warefield from South Wales UK. This is a street self defence which is the antidote for the worst human beings society can throw at you. When the British SAS come to watch the classes and asks one of the instructors to train them, you know you have something very special. Good video.

  4. In my humble opion, none of these is the most effective, especially when you remember what Bruce Lee, the founder of JKD and a philosopher understood under 'effectiveness' – obtaining what you wish fast & with minimal expenses. And learning all these except of boxing and sambo takes too much time , especially martial arts (originally from the Orient) because of too many positions, types of strikes & kicks and learning Japanese, Korean and Thai traditions and too much money to pay for coaching you all that for decades. Does it seem 'the most effective'?! 🙂

  5. Kyokushin-kai and the fighting arts that have evolved from it, will finish any street fight in less than thirty seconds. Full contact, bare fisted, no protection training, is the only way to learn.
    Hit first, hit fast, hit hard, hit the same spot again and again. Don't take the fight to the ground, just lay out your opponent on the ground.

  6. The best fighting form is one which you know to use well using your head.

    Remember that violence is the last resort and if you must fight, then do.

    Though staying away from it all is the best way. Focuse on something peiductive and improve your living standards, this is in my humble opinion is the best fighting form.

    Having said that. Below is what I thunk are the top fighting forms.

    Jeet Kune Do
    Kung Fu
    Wing Chun Kung Fu.
    Karate
    Muay Thai
    Jujitsu
    Boxing

  7. Also, if you have been bullied, chased and you life is reduced to surviving and then you attack the bully, then you are defending yourself, even if you hurt the bully. No matter wherher yhe bully is strong or weak, male or female, an individual or a group.

  8. In terms of practical training, I would say judo or boxing. This can be said about many sports, but if you add too many prohibited things for training, the opponent will not do what is prohibited, so abnormal "stances for sports rules" will increase. (Even the ones I listed above can turn around or crouch if you use the rules abnormally.) I listed these two because they allow specialized training in "hitting well" and "throwing down opponents."
    On the street, you don't know how many opponents there are, and you don't know if they have weapons, so you can't take more than three seconds with one opponent, so many "real self-defense techniques" have patterns built for that purpose. Kung fu and aikido, original form karate which are ridiculed because you can't see the actual fight, are training combinations solely for that purpose, so if you can use them, you win, if you can't, you lose. It's not a show.
    And I don't know what means by "effective" here, but the least dangerous thing is to "walk away quietly."
    There's an old Chinese proverb that goes, "A master swimmer will drown, and a master of martial arts will be beaten to death."

  9. No mention at all of the most deadly street fighting arts . . . This click bait. Silat. Kali. Both designed from the jump to destroy an opponent's striking implements. Both designed to kill with speed and extreme predjudice. But not mentioned at all. This video is probably AI generated and never vetted by a human.

  10. Bjj may be very strong one on one, but what to do when it's more than one?
    I would always recommend learning stand-up fighting in addition to BJJ and also learning stand-up fighting as a BJJ.

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