Tthe Deadliest Style of Martial Arts, Which One!?!?

None of them

This is an age old question that many people ask. The funny thing is, everybody has an answer.

A lot of practioners, not all, believe their art is the best, however, there are a ton of things to take into consideration.

Each art has its strengths and weaknesses. Therefore it depends on what your opponent. What if their strength is your weakness?

Let's say you have a Jujutsu master fighting a Tae Kwon Do master. Obviously the Tae Kwon Do practioner is much stronger with kicks. (most of the time, depends on the fighter ofcourse.) The Jujutsu master will be better at the ground techniques so if the Jujutsu practioner gets him to the ground the odds are in the favor of that fighter due to each fighter's strengths and weaknesses. The specific fighter is also a huge aspect. Even if you have a master of Karate and a master of Kung fu, it will depend on that fighter's ability. Maybe the Kung fu master has been studying for 40 years and the Karate for 10 years. There are just too many things to take into consideration when determining what is better.

This is why so many fighters struggle on choosing the right art to study. The video below shows Shifu Greg Butler from Bu Ting Xi Kung Fu Academy The school is in Columbia, Missouri. I studied with Shifu for a while and there is no better teacher I assure you. With 30+ years experience and grandmaster status he is extremely talented and the best I have ever seen. Visit the site!

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