While there are literally hundreds of styles of martial arts around the world far too many focus just on style and the sports elements and are not designed for actual combat and use for taking out a real opponent in a real life situation. Too many of these schools teach theory and moves that will take far too long to actually kill an opponent or be effective against someone intent on killing you.
You may be surprised to find that
1. MCMAP
MCMAP is the United States 'Marine Corp Martial Arts Program'. This battle tested form of martial arts has been developed and used in the world's most dangerous war zones and has been proven to be extremely effective especially against armed attackers or when you run out of bullets yourself. A number of UFC champs have tried seeking out MCMAP training, though it's techniques are relatively well guarded and are no doubt not allowed in the octagon. Unfortunately if you want to train in MCMAP you may have to sign up for the US Marines for 4 years, though you will absolutely be assured to come out a fit killing machine, well unless it kills you first.
MCMAP is the United States 'Marine Corp Martial Arts Program'. This battle tested form of martial arts has been developed and used in the world's most dangerous war zones and has been proven to be extremely effective especially against armed attackers or when you run out of bullets yourself. A number of UFC champs have tried seeking out MCMAP training, though it's techniques are relatively well guarded and are no doubt not allowed in the octagon. Unfortunately if you want to train in MCMAP you may have to sign up for the US Marines for 4 years, though you will absolutely be assured to come out a fit killing machine, well unless it kills you first.
2. Muay Thai
Muay Thai kickboxing is certainly one of the most brutal forms of martial arts in existence. Not many rules here and no points deducted for hitting your opponent as hard as you possibly can. Definitely not for those afraid of pain. Muay Thai's use of elbows and knees can prove to be extremely deadly.
Muay Thai kickboxing is certainly one of the most brutal forms of martial arts in existence. Not many rules here and no points deducted for hitting your opponent as hard as you possibly can. Definitely not for those afraid of pain. Muay Thai's use of elbows and knees can prove to be extremely deadly.
3. Kyokushin Kaikan
Kyokushin Kaikan, Karate is definitely one of the toughest base martial arts around. Schools offering Kyokushin Kaikan, Karate are as far from a McDojo as you can get. No easy belt gradings here. Kyokushin Kaikan is known for it's full contact sparring with bare knuckles and it's 50 & 100 man fights in order to pass graduations.
Kyokushin Kaikan, Karate is definitely one of the toughest base martial arts around. Schools offering Kyokushin Kaikan, Karate are as far from a McDojo as you can get. No easy belt gradings here. Kyokushin Kaikan is known for it's full contact sparring with bare knuckles and it's 50 & 100 man fights in order to pass graduations.
4. Krav Maga
Krav Maga is the Israeli special forces form of tactical hand-to-hand combat. Training in Krav Maga will absolutely teach you how to kill with your bare hands in seconds even when up against an opponent armed with a knife or gun. Krav focuses exclusively on hitting weak points such as the throat, spine and temples. There is pretty much nothing learned in Krav that would be allowed in the UFC, far too deadly!
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/4347175Krav Maga is the Israeli special forces form of tactical hand-to-hand combat. Training in Krav Maga will absolutely teach you how to kill with your bare hands in seconds even when up against an opponent armed with a knife or gun. Krav focuses exclusively on hitting weak points such as the throat, spine and temples. There is pretty much nothing learned in Krav that would be allowed in the UFC, far too deadly!
Clearly writen by a krav Maga specialist which ultimately didnt design any techniques themselves its very good self defence stuff although I've seeing to many floors in it; you better not miss the target because if you do you just going to piss off your attacker and the reality of it is if you dont practice for real you never will put it to action to see if it actually works, I have pretty much no faith in its ability its just another hype which people love; 95% of people cant handle confrontation or a little sparing! UFC at the beginning proved which was the best form of fighting so get over yourselves already!
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