Martial Arts

[Wandering MGTOWParticipant 34]

Be it some oriental esoterica or plain old boxing, find a martial art you like and do it. I have spoken.

[SturbexParticipant 3]

Well I do mixed martial arts. Been doing it just over a year with a great group of guys. I would recommend it to anyone.

Also done judo for about a year when I was younger.

[Deus Ex MachinaParticipant 1068]

Started off doing Wing Chun was i was around 7 did it for around 10 years, then afterwards learned Savate, which really helped a lot with full contact fighting. for weaponry I attended Filipino Escrima classes, that was one of my favorites to learn. I owe it to  Martial arts, one in close hand to hand, the other to kicks and speed and weaponry.

"If You have the Tooth of a Whale, You must have the Whale's Jaw to hold it". (i.e. One Must have the right qualifications for leadership) -Hawaiian Proverb

[DocParticipant 112]

Went as far as a red belt when I was a teen. Didn’t finish i preferred music.

[Sigma LondonParticipant 37]

I spent quite a few years learning karate and Jiu jitsu. Learning how to fight was instrumental in the development of my metaphorical backbone. I’m a big fan of krav maga these days for efficiency reasons. White Knights can get violent. All MGTOW should know how to defend themselves.

“Violence only flows down the hierarchy” and we need to remember that.

[SwordParticipant 39]

My greatest inspiration in life was an anime called dragonballz, I’m convinced I will find myself in the heart of battle and that someday I will be amongst the strongest fighters in the universe.

i have never learnt to fight and I’ve only had one real fight, 9 years ago….quite strange really.

 

[RoyDalParticipant]

Sigma London wrote: “All MGTOW should know how to defend themselves.” I agree, totally agree.

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

[ZelennParticipant 6]

Reviving this thread.

 

I train in Aikido and recently have taken up Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. I have experimented with Karate, Fencing, Boxing and Knife fighting.

Taking up a martial art is one of the best decisions you can make, in my humble opinion. If you’re into fitness, you’ll find that training in an art gives you a non-female reason to strength train.

I don’t train to get female attention or even to “stick it” to feminism. I train because I have some big boys that I have to throw and submit. Being fit, is a big help.

Who else trains and what do you train in?

[MENGINEERParticipant 583]

Did Kajukenbo for 2-3 years now doing Filipino arnis (stick fighting) for 2 years now. Definitely like weapon based training/dirty boxing better..

Don’t depend on others to save you..Every MGTOW should be a lone warrior ready for anything life will throw at them.

[SauronHimselfParticipant 4]

I’ve been doing Isshin Ryu since I was six.

[Zuberi TauParticipant 10606]

I’ve never really felt the need to learn martial arts because of my height.

However, I am quite familiar with boxing, wrestling, karate and western kick boxing.

[JohnmansParticipant 0]

I first started with karate, but I didn’t like it too much due to the katas. Then, in my teenage years I did Muay Thai. I liked it, but I didn’t find it practical for street self-defense. Finally, I found a Krav Maga instructor who taught me street self-defense.

[Zuberi TauParticipant 10606]

Anyone interested in Systema?

Here you go!

[Zuberi TauParticipant 10606]

 

[SteelPearlParticipant 40]

I concur. I began my journey with Krav Maga about 3 years ago along with lifting weights. It changed my life, boosted my confidence, changed me into a new man. I eventually achieved level 5, and around the same time I found olympic weight lifting. After level 5 there was not much else to learn in Krav Maga, and I focused entirely on oly lifting. Beginning learning a system of fighting changed my life.

[No2extortionParticipant 1]

I trained tae kwon do for three years its hell of a fun and can be helpful in a fight

[MrHelicopterParticipant 69]

I personally hate Asian martial arts, first of all I’m not Asian, I am of European decent, so I prefer historical fencing and European martial arts.
I did karate my entire teen years and it never made me a capable fighter. Now I’m more interested in systems that are combat tested, like SPEAR and
SCARS(Special Combat Aggressive Reactionary System). I’m currently practicing the SCARS system now with a friend, it’s very practical. We hope to go down to the SCARS Institute in the future to take the program.

[FuckMeSpectator 215]

Nunchucks, fast and hard…watch the elbows…

You think Chernobyl was bad? Wait until the ink drys on that marriage contract you just signed...we know, you just wanted sex and fun...you could have gotten that for $100.00 a couple times a month instead of DESTROYING your life!!!

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