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Anon07/14/25, 19:07No.237833

I have done some Krav Maga, Boxing, BJJ and now Muay Thai. Muay Thai and boxing are what I have enjoyed the most by far and it keeps me the most fit so I am sticking with them. I sucked at BJJ and it was expensive as fuck. Boxing is cheap and I am getting so much fucking fitter and tougher from the training.Obviously, apart from Muay Thai, a lot of traditional martial arts have been shown to be less than practical in competition (UFC and all that). I still sort of like the movement of arts like Wing Chun - it looks cool against the dummy even if a good boxer/MT fighter would knock them out quickly.Would like to try a little bit of a TMA that looked cool just for the experience.

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Anon07/14/25, 19:11No.237834

What sort of exercise equipment would you have in your ideal martial arts home gym? Obvious ones like a heavy bag, pull up bar, bench, kettlebells. Any rarer interesting ones? Indian clubs. Wing Chun dummy. Iranian shield of zoorkhaneh

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Anon07/14/25, 22:40No.237846

I'm thinking of kungfuing my way to the top.

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Anon07/17/25, 19:14No.238018

Martial arts were not made by Christians, they need no further comment to tell they are rubbish.

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Anon07/20/25, 02:47No.238171

>know this boomer >when he was a kid, he did combat sport martial arts like boxing and judo for a little while >in his teens/early 20s, he started doing traditional arts >he seems to have swallowed a lot of their mystical shit and refuses to question it >even though he didn't do any of them for particularly long, and he hasn't practiced at any actual place of training in about 40 years or more, he still thinks he's a legend >is overly critical and disrespectful of anything other than the arts he did when he was younger (seems like a common trait among traditional martial artists) >thinks he's a deadly weapon - tells people he can kill them with his thumb, that type of shit >one time we were discussing martial arts (his wish, not mine, obviously) >the subject of kicking range and people kicking mid-air comes up >he had done one of these arts that includes that shit >if he had just told me that he's trained to do jumping kicks/mid-air kicks, it would have been fine >instead he tells me, "i can fly" >"i can fly" What gets me is that this isn't even that unique. I've met a few boomers over the years who got swallowed up by the mysticism of traditional martial arts that were more popular between the 60s and the 80s. It's like they keep bragging to try and stay relevant in a world that's quickly forgetting about them and they refuse to join in. I realise it wouldn't be easy for them to spend years on this stuff, only to be confronted with the notion that maybe a lot of it wasn't what they were originally sold. But why do they do this? Despite what they say, they obviously care what other people think. Or they wouldn't spend so much time and energy arguing their point and bragging. Like the guy I know clearly wants to teach me, but they job he's done of presenting it has completely talked me out of it, and he can't figure out why. Even after I've told him. Has anyone else encountered this?

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Anon07/20/25, 09:10No.238179

I found out where my sister's rapist lives so this is my plan:1)Dress up as a delivery man then knock on the door.2)When he answers throw the fake package in his face then superman punch to blast double.3)Kneebar both legs until the toes are touching the hip. Straight ankle lock both feet until the sole of the foot is touching the calf. Calf slice both legs until the heel is touching the butt. Inside and outside heel hook both feet 360°. Lateral kneebar both legs until the foot is touching the hip.4)Kimura and americana both arms 360°. Wrist lock both wrists in multiple directions until the hand is being held on just by skin. Armbar both arms until the pinky is touching the rear delt. Bicep slice both arms until the forearm is floppy.5)Banana split and suloev stretch both legs until I hear a rip. Twister both directions until I hear a crack. Jumping knee on belly until all ribs are broken. Sprinting soccer kicks until the balls are ruptured.

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Anon07/25/25, 21:57No.238547

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Anon07/25/25, 22:01No.238548

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Anon07/29/25, 14:04No.238899

Actual martial artists who have been here since /asp/ hang out in the better discord server: https://discord.gg/htTB7dsawH

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Anon08/06/25, 01:07No.239661

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Anon09/15/25, 19:27No.242716

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Anon09/18/25, 05:10No.242828

>What to be wary of >moves shown are choreographed (e.g. "the attacker does this, then I do this, then you do this...") Is this regarding choreographed drills that are thought of as set-in-stone, like "attacker does a jab, you parry, they they cross, you parry again and then return a cross - this will always work."...? Or is it even regarding variables / what-ifs, like "attacker jabs, you can do a/b/c, or if they jab/cross, you can do x/y/z"? I know sparring is a pressure test and sometimes the things you've learned can go out the window in the heat of the moment, but how the hell are you gonna get muscle memory (especially lower ranks) if you don't practice something a lot like a choreographed drill? I agree that you can't be thinking that drills need to be set-in-stone, there is a counter for everything. But sometimes it's good to keep a static drill set if you want to build muscle memory.

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Anon09/18/25, 13:41No.242836

who actually won this fight?

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Anon09/20/25, 10:02No.242919

It's funny how after enjoying aikido for the large part of my adult life, brainlets and "MA-bros" everywhere tell me im a cult and that i am being "brainwashed" into thinking about how effective it would be in a "real fight" etc.When all i wanna do is practice, get better, have fun, stay fit, become spiritually fulfilled and so much more. I've traveled in Japan training in various dojo's, I always meet the nicest people and i love my life. And i have a lot to thank aikido for. What are your thoughts on this? I share this with so many other aikidoka. The reason i write this is i wanna convey that people's reasons for training are varied. I hope i don't come across as condescending either, i respect other arts and i realize im not really "useful in a fight" which is how most people i practice with see it too. But why should we look down on ourselves? Aikido is a mirror sometimes. It detect your intent and if your intent is becoming a "fighting machine" you're gonna think it's stupid. I hope some of you understand what im trying to get at.

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Anon10/06/25, 21:12No.244306

The only gym that is cheap and easy to get to + has showers and lockers... Doesn't clean the mats. It offers judo and wrestling as well as bjjI've spoken to a bjj black belt who said most places don't clean the matsIt's putting me off going again

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Anon10/10/25, 02:20No.244588

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Anon10/29/25, 20:17No.246452

what are your thoughts on the bujinkan? i know their schools usually just teach taijutsu and not ninjutsu, despite their marketing, but i thought it'd be nice to try out sometime, though i don't have any dojos nearby :/

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Anon11/03/25, 01:54No.246896

Does kung fu ever have sparring?

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Anon11/03/25, 19:33No.246956

Recently started looking into martial arts. Around me there's a few options, listed here with the number of times I could make class: JKA Karate, twice a week, an hour each class BJJ Renzo Gracie lineage, Gi and Nogi two/three times a week, 45 minutes gi 45 minutes nogi offered each day for a total of 1.5 hours per day total Yoshinkan Aikido, three times a week, one hour each class What do y'all think I should opt for? I can only pick one.

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Anon11/04/25, 11:41No.246999

Im extremely undecided on what martial art i want to begin with. Im most interested in wrestling but also open to judo, kickboxing, muay thai, and karate. When i look up schools and gyms that teach anything, i can never find anything that looks promising. I live near LAX practically. Ive spent the last 4 hours just looking around and I honestly dont know if what ive been looking at is even worth trying out.Anyone around Socal that can give me some recommendations?

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Anon11/04/25, 23:01No.247065

As a 24 y/o with zero martial arts experience. Should I get into kickboxing or just boxing? Ive always wanted to get into boxing tbf.

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Anon11/04/25, 23:17No.247067

>Ive always wanted to get into boxing tbf Then do it. The most important thing too get good is not quitting and no one sane would say that boxing is a bad MA.

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Anon11/05/25, 18:29No.247153

What's the least "martial" martial art while still possessing a lot of physicality and demanding a lot of athleticism? I don't care about fighting at all. But I'd like something more mindful and less of a grind than the gym or crossfit or something

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Anon11/08/25, 04:20No.247472

When did punching bags skyrocket in price? I bought an 80lbs Everlast bag a decade ago for $40 on Amazon. Now they're minimum $100 for 60lbs.

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Anon11/09/25, 00:02No.247598

I'm debating starting kendo. Looks like a good time, but also a few friends are giving me shit for it being unrealistic for fighting innastreetz. Do people think it's worth it? I just wanna whack people with bamboo swords and be a weeb.

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Anon11/09/25, 17:34No.247660

What´s the best weapon using martial art? HEMA? What´s the best melee weapon? Halberd?

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Anon11/11/25, 00:33No.247737

Neo Nazis in Canadian MMA gyms

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Anon11/14/25, 23:14No.247941

How bullshit is Yoshinkan Aikido? There's a dojo near my place with good credentials. It looks like fun, but on a scale of "completely" to "not at all" how useless is it? I heard it's one of the harder styles, though I don't know precsely what that means.

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Anon11/20/25, 01:21No.248227

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Anon11/21/25, 17:21No.248298

is 30 too old for me to get good at martial arts? I don't mean world class, just "wow that guy is pretty good, he know his stuff". I've always loved martial arts but I lived my whole life till now in a very rural place with no access to any. I just want to get good at grappling.

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Anon11/27/25, 11:26No.248944

How do I get started? Im 22 and have very limited experience with wrestling and muay thai... is it to late for me?

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Anon12/20/25, 23:10No.251097

I'm a fat fuck who's reasonably tall looking for a physically involved hobby. What martial arts would be best suited for me to pick up, so I can start looking around

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Anon01/09/26, 02:10No.253144

I went to my first taekwondo class tonight and it was just really casual I guess? I don't know what I was expecting, but no one was in a uniform except the two instructors, I was easily the most fit person there, the students I saw were hitting the bags really light and sloppily with no energy, and the young kid (maybe 14) I was training with just whined the entire time about being dizzy from spin kicks. Is this normal? There's only one other place in my town so this might be it for me. I'm on a 30 day free trial so i lose nothing if I don't go back, other than being a little rude.

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Anon02/09/26, 04:43No.255311

I'm a faggot, are there any martial arts which don't require you to trim your nails?

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Anon03/11/26, 04:27No.257565

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Anon03/14/26, 03:09No.257656

found a shorin ryu dojo that has only been around a year and meets at a gym and it's like 7 dudes. How likely am i to get raped if I go check it out?

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Anon03/18/26, 13:59No.257812

Dunno if this is the right place to post this, wanted to post this on either the Karate General or Judo General, but didn't want to repeat the question multiple times to annoy people. But where do you guys (and the rest of the martial arts guys on /xs/) plan to go when or if this site goes down again? Almost every single altchan/imageboard I've seen doesn't have a board or a place to post about martial arts, and most martial arts forums aside from Sherdog are dead, and I can't stand using plebbit. Is there any other alternative place to discuss martial arts that's as good as here?

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Anon03/20/26, 19:02No.257918

I live rural. The only martial arts gym within an hour of me that teaches an actual martial art is a “traditional” karate place that teaches BJJ on the weekend. Instructor is apparently a Machado black belt but I can’t find anything on him in regards to competition. Should I just bite the bullet and go for it? Is driving over an hour for a more easily verifiable good gym worth it?

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Anon03/22/26, 21:42No.258013

Musashi taught us to train martial arts with visualization.

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Anon03/25/26, 03:18No.258237

tcma fags rise up

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Anon03/25/26, 04:45No.258246

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Anon03/26/26, 00:28No.258324

R8 my home dojo.

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Anon03/28/26, 01:24No.258502

karate blocks vindicated

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Anon03/29/26, 19:46No.258614

What martial arts can work while wearing hakama? would you trip and break your face if you tried to do bajiquan in hakama? I'm trying to come up with a cool character design for something and I don't know if hakama would be retarded or not

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Anon03/31/26, 20:27No.258782

There's a kung fu studio nearish where I live that's very heavy on traditional methods and learning that I've wanted to go to for some time and I've finally taken the plunge. Because they try to focus on smaller class sizes, they don't take everyone who wants to sign up and you're required to pass a tryout to make sure you're a good fit for the school and the school is a good fit for you. I have a bit of prep time, no actual knowledge of kung fu needed but I do want to start exercising so I can hit the ground running. Outside of squats/pushups, is there anything else I can start doing right now?

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Anon04/03/26, 09:25No.258989

I'm 5'3ft 130lbs. I go to an MMA place that does Striking, Wrestling, Judo and BJJ. I can only pick two to focus on. I want to pick the ones that would best allow me to defend myself. Striking+Wrestling is optimal right? Since I wouldnt want to go on the ground during a street fight due to multiple attackers/weapon possibilities.

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Anon04/06/26, 23:37No.259234

absolutely begging for a full splits routine

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Anon04/07/26, 05:37No.259254

Judo gym that does nogi judo, high level judo and BJJ or a MMA gym that teaches Muay Thai, Judo, wrestling, boxing, BJJ, and Kali?

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Anon04/16/26, 08:18No.259864

is the wooden dummy only good for wing chun or can it be used for other martial arts? what martial arts is the wooden dummy good or bad for training?

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Anon04/21/26, 11:16No.260182

Does anyone have this?

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Anon04/21/26, 15:15No.260188

for the love of god, please, how can i improve my balance?

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Anon04/21/26, 18:36No.260194

What are the specific style-counters for these martial arts? as in, which martial arts best beat these martial arts? no MMA, this isn't a practical question, this is a hypothetical fun question; assume both fighters are each only using one singular martial art style. >zui quan >muay thai >taido >judo >jeet kune do >wing chun >capoeira

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Anon04/25/26, 11:32No.260392

I hate that martial arts are either >sports or >mcdojoI want a MA that's like, sports self-defence. For example, muay thai with proper throws and no grappling below belt or something. If you throw a dude and fall down yourself, you're penalized. Multiple opponent drills, too. Why does this always devolve either into mcdojo krav or olympic/mma memery with its own meta like "hug octagon walls"? Original boxing was boxing+wrestling and then they changed the rules.

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Anon04/28/26, 15:21No.260652

Is 37 too old to compete in tournaments? Im almost to my second belt and in great physical health. Im interested in trying out competing, but I worry I'll get bodied by some 20 year old boomer who aims the do permanent damage. I guess the smart thing to do would just check out the scene as a spectator or compete just in kata to start? What belt do people even start competing at even? I practice Seidokan karate

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Anon04/29/26, 18:21No.260757

I'm thinking of new sport combinations in emulation of chess boxing. I like the idea of judo-dungeons and dragons or muay thai golf

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Anon04/29/26, 23:21No.260812

assuming i have dit da jow, how dumb would it be to start doing iron palm conditioning on my own?

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Anon04/30/26, 01:07No.260819

>tfw microcosmic orbit doesn't actually make your eyes turn golden

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Anon04/30/26, 02:08No.260823

What's you're favorite martial arts media? Lately ive been watching Garouden, playing VF5 as jean kujo, also been playing this weird ass indie on steam https://store.steampowered.com/app/347670/Karate_Master_2_Knock_Down_Blow/

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Anon05/08/26, 00:36No.261394

https://handogi.com/Do i buy one? They're expensive as fuck but look awesome.

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Anon05/08/26, 15:54No.261473

I start muay thai next tuesday.

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Anon05/09/26, 22:17No.261602

Thoughts on practical application of an age-uke?

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Anon05/11/26, 22:14No.261727

So I'm wanna train to learn how too defend myself and get fitter I wrestled a year in High-school and really enjoyed it but had to stop to work on grades and I was better at other sports but I wanna go back and do some other forms of martial arts likely one strikeing and one grappling so where do I start how do I start

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Anon05/12/26, 13:32No.261748

What are your favorite combos to do in kumite?Im trying to workshop a crescent kick to knock away hand into a side swing to ribs.I need more punch combos aside from just jabs and blocks.

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Anon05/13/26, 15:49No.261793

is there anyone here living in the hague who trains/has trained at the martial arts centre? i'm new to martial arts/combat sports but i feel like the level of teaching there is quite low, though i'm not sure because i don't have much to compare it to right now

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Anon05/16/26, 02:08No.261869

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Anon05/16/26, 23:10No.261898

Hurt my cornea two weeks ago at muay thai and it's not fully healed yet. Thinking of just sticking to grappling from now on.

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Anon05/17/26, 11:05No.261921

Also what's interesting is unless you're wrestling, martial arts tend to hold back in sparring. Football or rugby guys are taught to go hard during practice, I wouldn't be surprised that a linebacker would tackle a MT guy 9/10 times in sparring. A boxer would just keep running away and a judoka would maybe lose once or twice due to sheer aggression from linebacker, then adjust. But out ON TEH STREETZ if you're an amateur linebacker you're probably gonna tackle people no problem.

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Anon05/24/26, 19:22No.262185

I doubt it but has anyone ever tried Tai Ki Ken ? Especially paired with kyokushin karate ? If so, what do you think of it in terms of authenticity, efficiency etc ? I'm hesitating between this (the two of them though obviously the dojo is mainly kyokushin) and a relatively softer kind of martial art, something like a good not-sloppified Silat or Bagua Zhang, not sure, the thing is I come from kickboxing (boxing before that) and I'm tired of the fitness culture and just how casual it usually seem so I want to try something maybe more traditionnal, codified etc. But on one hand I want to keep the "realness" and the ability to be brutal that you can find in combat sport, on the other I also wish I could do forms like lata or even dancelike things, without it coming from nowhere obviously I know that kyokushin karate is much less about kata than other forms but how much so ? What I fear is falling into a basically-kickboxing-but-in-gi, other forms of karate here are sometimes even worse due to the grip of competition and the sport aspect that karate has in France, and most of such other forms also often do baby-karate as well which is a damn near instant shit sign for me. I don't want to do it for self defence (never needed it in a lifetime of bad decisions) The kyokushin-taikiken dojo, silat and bagua zhang are ideas that stuck out for me but I'm open to other arts if they exist there

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Anon05/30/26, 04:46No.262634

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Anon06/02/26, 04:04No.262918

Currently training Kyokushin Karate, but out of pure curiosity, which are other styles that can be compared equally as effective for real combat? Not necessarily on da streetz but a competition or hard sparring.This place near me practices shotokan and isshin ryu from what I remember, I looked a Isshin-Ryu competition and it seemed boring ngl, but I've heard of UFC fighters which their base has been Okinawan Styles outside of Kyokushin.Which are your experiences practicing these styles?

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Anon06/19/26, 09:38No.264175

Went to my first boxing class yesterday, I'm 33. Posting this so you can laugh at me.

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Anon06/19/26, 17:02No.264194

Why does it feel like whenever someone talks about MA online, it's just huge larping and retardation all over? Muh self defense, muh martial arts meta tier list, muh gun jutsu like jesus fucking christ, it actually isn't that deep. People act like they're on the streets being Bruce Lee or some shit. beginners get huge main character syndrome with MA, I don't get it.

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Anon06/19/26, 22:19No.264205

Are there any books about different boxing styles and old timey styles? Not just basic descriptions but detailed analysis of how the style works, the nuances and adaptions needed. I mean something aimed as bedtime reading for people who are already learning boxing to massage their boxing brain and expand horizons.Specifically fighting from full crouch.

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Anon06/23/26, 09:50No.264466

How bullshit is wing chun? I know a guy that does it, trains people etc claims it's misunderstood and is actually lethal.My experience is kickboxing and some bjj and he's always puffing out his chest at work, I like him so don't want to just deride him.

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Anon06/27/26, 00:57No.264740

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Anon06/27/26, 14:36No.264790

Is there a faster board thread for actual martial arts advice? How is this general for asking actual help? Started and I'm in a month in but I'm getting destroyed (like actually) inI usually struggle against this one guy rolling but I legit have no idea how to approach him. I blink once or grab hold of something and I'm submitted in like 2 seconds. Everyone else I can sorta see where they're going to even the higher belts (although I do know they're taking it easy on me). It is also funny when a higher belt tries to go easy on you and let you take something because they're trying out an escape and you tighten that shit where it doesn't work. I hope to get to a level soon where they don't take it easy on me. It's good for both of us I guess but I'm also getting a bit prideful because damn it I wanna catch up. My weakest positions are probably guard (struggle to hold it because they end up just standing up even when I'm gripping their neck) and trying to push through their guard lol.

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Anon07/01/26, 13:55No.265123

I'll probably just ask here since the general for my martial arts is sorta useless. Anyone got any good forums or reference to follow? Mostly do grappling arts but I'm tired of asking a question and two retards argue about something completely irrelevant the whole thread instead.

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Anon07/01/26, 21:08No.265140

I'm interested in the wǔkēdāo (武科刀), an ultra-heavy version of the guāndāo/yǎnyuèdāo (關刀/掩月刀) used for strength training and strength testing in the Qing military. Do any of you know where to acquire one or where to find sources on historical training routines, testing standards, etc.?I'm also interested in the guāndāo and similar Chinese polearms, both in a historical Chinese martial arts context and a wushu context (I've never done wushu). If anyone has any resources for picking out good polearms and building training routines I would be very interested.There are no CMA schools within reasonable distance of my residence so I'll just be messing around outside on my own.

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Anon07/03/26, 13:39No.265214

Any wrestlers here? I found a gym near me that takes adults and I've been going for about a month, I really like it. Any good book recommendations would be appreciated, this is the only one I can find on libgen.

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Anon07/07/26, 12:21No.265540

>got told to hold back a little while sparring by one of the coach >mfw I thought I was one of the more easier going ones I mean fuck some of the fellow people I trained with felt like they were about to rip off my head and desu I didn't mind that intensity, I like a good hard spar at 70ish% and get a few bruises in. tbf this coach usually does easy going spars at like 30%ish.... so maybe I ramped up a little too fast. shit's so awkward though, mofo literally scolded me like i was in the kid's class....

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Anon07/12/26, 04:18No.265887

looking for some stuff to add/modify in my training circuit for martial arts:WORKOUT A (weights):>100 rope skips OR 5-minute stationary bike then active stretching>Three compound/Olympic lifts of choice>Two accessory lifts/exercises (i.e., dragon flags, bulgarian split squats, nordic curls, macebells)>End with some form of TMA conditioning for fun (hojo undo, makiwara, short kihon review, kote kihae, one poomsae, etc.)WORKOUT B (calisthenics):>100 rope skips OR 5-minute stationary bike then active stretching>Reverse pyramid pull-ups (10, 8, 6…6, 8, 10)>3x20 knuckle/diamond/parallete pushups>4x50 hindu squats>3x10 hanging leg raises>1x5 of a difficult bodyweight exercise (pistol squats, one-arm pushups, fingertip/eagle claw push-ups)of course, this is alongside regular cardio conditioning and roadwork + training (taekwondo and mma classes).

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Anon07/14/26, 00:08No.265952

thinking aimlessly, but there's a lot of martial art for strong people, and even martial art for strong and fat people, but is there a martial art specifically for people who are physically weak? Though it goes a bit against the literal concept of martial art (to reinforce your body)

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Anon07/15/26, 05:21No.265991

My BJJ gym just started doin filipino martial arts classes and I want to level myself up as fast as possible in the 2 weeks there will be before our next class. I might need to be out of town during that next class for my job and I don't wanna fall behind, and want to make sure that the professor is down to teach karambit later. Should I just buy a shitty dowel and do the singlestick drills we did in that session forever so I have them down pat or are there any good instructionals on fundamentals on youtube?

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Anon07/17/26, 12:52No.266081

How long are your training session, anon? My last gym we did 2 hours, 3-4 times a week and it felt barely enough to not get rusty I had to move, and in my new area theres only fitness gyms with boxing/mma/everything classes that are only 55 minutes long which bums me a great deal as I know it will be overpriced bs full of women thinking they are practicing self defense

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Anon07/19/26, 20:15No.266173

is Japanese Jujitsu actually W Larps? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eg9cRpXa4J0

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Anon07/28/26, 21:39No.266674

What's the most meme martial art?

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Anon08/03/26, 03:19No.267079

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Anon08/10/26, 15:27No.267728

What would be the easiest martial art to learn and practice? [spoiler]excluding boxing[/spoiler]

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Anon08/10/26, 19:05No.267758

Wrestling in Netherlands for beginners ?

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Anon08/22/26, 13:41No.268585

Do you usually go to the gym the closest to your home or do you travel a bit to practice How much is too much traveling? I once talked to a guy who would do 2 hours of drive to go to his gym, do his stuff, then do another 2 hours of driving. 3 times a week

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Anon08/31/26, 17:01No.269365

Touki forever. The true martial art.

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Anon09/02/26, 12:57No.269522

To train the touki: 20 (to each side) exercise to improve ki circulation 20x accumulation 30 min zhan zhuang 15 min punches exhaling 15 min kicks exhaling 30 min yi jin jing

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