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What Martial Art might be the best one for me?
I'm planning on joining a martial art for Summer, but I'm not sure which to join, I would like that someone with the knowledge would give me a brief introduction to some of the martial art (or arts) they think it's the best (Example: Does it need flexibility?, Does it include any kind of weaponry?, Is it more offensive or defensive?, etc.)
Also, I would prefer that it was an Oriental Martial Art (Japanese or Chinese).
I was thinking about Kung Fu, because there's a Kung Fu School quite near my house, but any other reasonably famous martial art might be found near my house.
Thank you in advance.
Good question! I'm glad to see you've put some thought into it before making a decision.
For beginners I usually recommend kickboxing, because it teaches most of the basics. There are three ranges of attack and defence, being close, medium and long. It's got punches, kicks, elbows, knees, some grappling, grabs and throws. It's not exactly oriental though, but I still think it's a great start for learning the foundations. A similar (though much more intense) martial art is Muay Thai, or Thai kickboxing. It's got many of the same moves, but it's philosophy is harder- the strikes are real and painful when they land. You train to do some pretty brutal stuff if you want to. Neither of these traditionally use weapons (though you do come across clubs that train you in weapons-based fighting if you want to learn).
I'm personally a huge fan of aikido- the way of harmonising energy. It's not for everyone in the sense it never teaches how to attack, only to accept and respond to attacks. It also seeks not to hurt your opponent which is something I align with, but I suspect you're more into a striking art which has equal measures offence as defence.
Kung Fu is an excellent choice. Speaking generally, flexibility is not so hugely important as core strength and stability. Many clubs teach various types of weapons to advanced students.There are many different types, so if you don't like your local club, don't give up on it forever. Depending on the style you learn and the teacher you find, it's almost certain you'll find something suited to you.
I generally don't recommend Taekwondo to people. Despite its proliference, it's not usual you find a traditional club. Most places that teach Taekwondo are in it for the money, and rather than teaching self-defence, they'll teach it as a competition sport which isn't quite as useful in a street fight.
Karate is the more practical equivalent. It's got most of the same moves, but it actual focuses on striking with the hands as much as the legs. It incorporates blocks, sweeps, throws, locks, punches and a healthy variety of kicks. It also has a strong emphasis on kata, so if that's not your thing maybe keep looking. Some clubs teach weapons (again, to advanced students).
I'm a big fan of Wing Chun (a style of Kung Fu) as well. Wing Chun teaches sensitivity, and its philosophy is "many moderate hits wears down any opponent". It strikes close and fast, landing as many as a dozen hits per second. It doesn't generally teach weapons (that I've seen), but teaches practitioners to be sensitive to what their opponent is about to do (through the tensions in their body and the movements of their eyes and hands) and to respond to it quickly and safely.
In the long run, the best martial art is the one that suits you best. It's important that whatever you pick up is good for your body type, philosophy and personality.
EDIT: Oh, and I forgot to mention. It might be worth investigating a martial art that does grappling, like Jujitsu, Brazillian Jiu Jitsu, or Judo. They each vary in style and philosophy, but if you want to learn how to defend yourself on the ground (or just to take someone to the ground so you have the advantage), I recommend BJJ.
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