Does anyone know of a fighting style that is intesnly difficult to learn but allows you to gain amazing reflexes and be able to dispatch just about anyone? Please no bullshit or karate or taekwan do or anything lie that i want some obscure really powerful fighting style that basically nobody has masterd. If you don't want to share it with other people I will prowide my e-mail address. Thank you.
Yes, there is something like that. Probably many forgotten arts. My friend is a Hapkido expert, and he told me about a style that his teacher learned from someone in Korea. It wasn't Hapkido, (which actually fits your description, too, but more well known) but something more obscure. My friend's teacher, Mr. Kim, was involved in some kind of feud with these guys, and ended up learning this technique from strange person in the mountains. The story was confusing, but I can try to ask my friend about it. I don't remember the name.
Gunfights on the Main Street at high noon is a pretty obscure fighting form ...and the style is pretty well forgotten, too. Perhaps that's what he's thinkin' of? Baron Max
This is a dumb thread to be posted in Human Science, but I'll answer anyway. This style doesn't exactly match all your criteria, but your criteria, as has been pointed out, is dumb. Aikido. If you want something that kicks ass. Then learn aikido. If you want to kick ass and make someone look like a bitch. Aikido's the way to go. Aikido is about pressure points and submission holds. I saw a video once of this little old Japanese man. He must have been like 4 feet tall. And OLD. The whole video was comprised of him being attacked over and over by students and each of them were dealt with quickly, easily, and efficiently. Yes. They were all coming at him just right. Arms out in just the right positions. Plus, a large part of training in martial arts of this type (judo as well as others) consist of learning how to take a fall. How to roll. Etc... Otherwise you'd quickly have your arms dislocated and other painful injuries. So, this must be taken into consideration when watching people 'kick ass' in such scenarios. However, by mastering Aikido, you learn so many different methods that it covers almost all possibilities. Mastering it, of course, consists of going past thinking about it and imprinting it into muscle memory. In a way, your criteria of 'basically nobody has mastered' is true of any style. There is no such thing as true mastery. I don't think so, anyway. You can always get that much better. That much more instinctual. Interesting link between muscle memory and the eastern philosophy of denial of self. A master of a martial art is not thinking. He is not master. He is not even really involved. It's his body that acts without his will needing to push it. There can be no complete removal of self from the equation (short of mental illness) and thus there can be no complete mastery. Despite claims to the contrary.
Baron max i said bascally no one , not no one. I thank al of yoou.. More input would greatly be appreciated.
Shaolin gong fu, Taiji, combined together, with years of dedication and hard work. if you can master them.
Any reputable martial art is a starting point. There is no magic bullet. Martial skill begins with the first lesson and the lesson never ends. It takes many years, but improvement is ongoing, and a lot of satisfaction can be gained from steady progress. But at the end of the day, you have to ask yourself what it is you want to achieve from martial skills. The best outcome would be to achieve a decent level of skill, and then see how you fare on the tournament circuit. There are no free lunches in martial arts. And fights should stay in the dojo. What`s the point in taking on somebody with no fighting skill? Best of all is the urge to fight often evaporates as the skill level increases.
My favorite fighting style is an old and tested one. No training required…it comes naturally. I scream like a little girl, scratch and slap aimlessly at the other and then turn and run. If that doesn’t work, try soiling yourself while you make weird gurgling noises with your throat and then crying uncontrollably.
Or another old school ace is to kick the fucker as hard as you can in the nether regions, then run like a bat outta hell!! Works for me, every-single-time!!!!Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
That's right, there is no magic technique. You would have to be an accomplished martial artist to begin with to even learn some of these obscure methods, and the only use of them is against other martial artists against whom regular fighting styles don't work.
thats a shaolin move, shaolin gong fu has the hardest training methods to follow, its not about anything fancy, its about speed, power, inner strength, outer strength, and training your mind, alot of stretching all day various animal fighting forms tiger snake crane leopard dragon (plus litterally hundreds more family variations) standard forms of shaolin, ie lohan quan/chuan etc shaolin wieght training, various types (suo shi/ shi sui) hard qigong, soft qigong hours of stance holding lots of sparring many shaolin drill training (simular to CT but more intense with a twist) alot of mental training ie candle or water training, punching out candles, and slapping water with your palms to gain mental strength on cold mornings, iron fist iron sand palm gold palm iron neck iron skull iron chest iron teeth/jaw 1 finger zen 2 finger zen northern and southern methods, mountain climbing (every morning before breakfast, the monks must run up a mountain then crawl back down on hands and feet) mountain running, (every day the monks must run around the mountains with heavy weapons, before weapons training) shaolin pole training, (high elevated poles for balencing and sparring on). various weapons training, dao swords dragon spears, boar spears, bo staffs, chains, throwing blades, many weapons i dont even know the correct names for, water balencing training, (tie legs to a high beam, balence one bucket ont he beam, and have one bucket on the floor, get water fromt he botom in a little cup pull yourself up, and transfer water into bucket on beam untill bucket empty) horse stance (fundemental stance of shaolin i would say personally, perform horse stance on shaolin poles, with bowls of water on your head outstretched hands, and knees, spike underneath your ass so dont fall, then hold horse riding stance for aslong as you can) thats just a little summary off the top of my head, of some of the shaolin training methods, i will post more if people want info, peace,
http://www.kungfulibrary.com/about-72-shaolin-arts.htm i havent fully checked out this site, but from what ive read so far, it is accurate, scroll down to the bottom and it has an index, then click on desired infomation, for those who want to learn a little more about shaolin gong fu, 72 shaolin movements/strikes, (of one section of standard shaolin) 1 Mo zhang - the grinding palm 2 Feng zhang - the windy palm 3 Liuxin zhang - the rocket palm 4 Chuanso zhang - the shuttle palm 5 Tui shan zxang - the palm pushing a mountain 6 Pi chai zhang - the palm cutting wood 7 Chen zhuan zhang - the palm breaking bricks 8 Jin zhusa zhang - the palm with iron grasp 9 Jin gou shou - the iron hook-like arm 10 Wa yan shou - the hand tearing out eyes 11 Tanglang shou - the leg of an Mantodea 12 Bai she xin shou - the hand as accurate as a spittle of the white snake 13 Hei hou tiao shou - the black tiger jumps over a mountain 14 Heihu zhua lian shou - the claws of the black tiger grasping the face 15 She mao shou - the hand like a snake-shaped blade 16 Bai xin shou - the hand of eight wizards 17 Zhin cha zhi - the finger like a gold pin 18 Zhou zhi - the bamboo finger, the finger like a bamboo stick 19 Wu kua hongqian zhi - five fingers like red flower pistil 20 Zhin gong zuan zhi - the piercing finger as hard as a diamond 21 Cuan xin zhi - the finger piercing the heart 22 Tou gu zhi - the finger punching holes in bones 23 Yi zhi jin - the finger as hard as metal 24 Chan si zhou - the elbow with a cord wound on it 25 Go xin zhou - the elbow punching the heart 26 Po yin zhou - the elbow breaking Yin 27 Niu chan tui - the dislocated thigh 28 Pe zhu gan - a bamboo fighting pole 29 Gu shu pan gen - twisted roots of a dry tree 30 Te wu gen di - the iron buffalo ploughs soil 31 Fei mai qiao - the leg flying like a feather 32 Hei xian feng - the black water-spout 33 Tie sazou - the iron broom 34 Hou tiao qian - the monkey jumping over a wall 35 Yian qu shui - the swallow drinks water 36 Chang e bian yue - Sorceress Chan E ascends the moon 37 Tian gou chi yang - the Heaven's Dog eats the Sun 38 Ha mo zu tian - the toad drills the sky 39 Gang jin juan - the diamond fist 40 Shi kai hua - the stone blossoms out like a flower 41 Zuan xin chui - the hammer punching the heart 42 Lu kai hua - the skull blooming out like a flower 43 Duan mu zhuang - to break a wooden stove-couch 44 Ti jie shi - to break a stone with a leg 45 Fang feng Zhen - Zhen releases winds 46 Da shai dai - to strike at a sand bag 47 Fen mu guan - the coffin broken into pieces 48 Dai tie wa - to wear iron hoops 49 Diao shaku - to hang trousers with sand 50 Yue ying jian - to jump over a moon abyss 51 Feng xuan ai - the flight from a steep precipice 52 Go wu ji - to jump over a roof gable 53 Zuo liu xing - the rocket stance 54 Taishan zhuan - the pole like the Taishan mountain 55 Xin yi ba - the heart and mind clench 56 Qi wei chuan dong - the bristling hedgehog strikes a hole 57 Suang to yue - to embrace the moon 58 Tie gan tui - the leg like an iron pole 59 Kao re guo - the cauldron heated on fire 60 Zuai ti deng - to throw down a stool by a foot 61 Lu da gun - the ass's strike 62 Zhai she zu - the foot digging soil 63 Guang chuan tie bu shan - to put on an iron shirt on the naked body 64 Wu kong fan jin dou - Wu Kong fights against sinew dislocations 65 Tian bing xia fan - the Celestial Soldier descends the sky 66 Da murien - to strike a man of wood 67 Xie zi zou lu - the scorpion crawls along the road 68 Qian jintui - the leg weighing one thousand jins 69 Zha yan huan zuo deng - to change in an instant the stool 70 Luohan shen gong - Luohan's magic feat 71 Jiao long nu kong - the coiling dragon growls in wrath 72 Qi guan qi mao - the breath "chi" washes the hair on the skin peace,
I hear that there is one technique that is guaranteed to beat any enemy. Legends says that any man who masters the sacred 'quarter circle forward' technique is near invulnerable. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Domesticated Om, I challenge your mastery of the quarter circle forward with my own. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Muaha!! Ah. The old days of streetfighter. Good God, I used to kick some major ass at that game. The hours and hours and hours spent fighting. I think the multiple combos of Killer Instinct (the first one) was a huge advancement in fighting games. Man. I could get on a real roll with those. And what about Drunken Style Fighting from Sega Saturn's Virtua Fighter? I could kick some ass with that old drunken bastard. Heh. Fighting games are so boring these days.
http://www.shaolintempleuk.org/stuk/index.html this is where i study shaolin gong fu, and invert, play dragonball Z budokai series there fast, me my wife and friends always play those fighting games when we play playstation, but the old games have best gameplay i admit, peace,
