What do you think is more effective?

[Black Massacre]

What do you  think is more effective?


Kungfu or Karate.

[Drace]

I say Kung-Fu. Karate is for nerds anyways.

[MrMister]

Judo is for nerds.
Kung-Fu is more effective.
Not nearly as effective as Jujitsu, though.

[Ben]

Weve seen the Brisk-Iced-Tea commercial with bruce lee and the Karate Kid........

Keep in mind, Kids,,,that Karate was hauling *** over Kung-fu untill the early nineties, when the Bruce-Lee Story came out......

I think Kung-fu is the way to go, myself....I remember the days of my youth, running around, kicking other kids in the groin with a red bandana tied around my forhead....and its effective......

Besides, White people werent meant for Kung-Fu..So I'll never know its true power.

[FFL2and3rocks]

Get a gun, no contest.

[Seth Mitchell]

Kung-fu sounds more mature than karate.

[Almeidaboo]

Ahh, dunno...Kung-Fu's different y'know...Karate's old story, so go for kung fu and the girls will be impressed...

[TMlunder]

Yea Kung fu kicks ***, but like FFL2and3rocks said...
Get a gun.

[ZeroKirbyX]

Originally posted by TMlunder
Yea Kung fu kicks ***, but like FFL2and3rocks said...
Get a gun.

A gun? No man, throw a shoe! Always better. Plus it summons all of the pedophiliac manatees unto your oppenent.

[Trevlac]

The question should be rephrased to "What is the most overall deadly combination of Martial Arts?"  because honestly no one can answer that.

There's 5 kinds of Kung-Fu-Tzu, and at least 4 kinds of Karate.  I have taken several of each so I'll give you my synopsis:

Kung-Fu
Snake - My favorite Kung-Fu style.  It is highlighted by quick strikes that seem offbalance but are in fact very balanced like the serpent.

Tiger- A hard fist style.  Tiger is highlighted by powerful moves.  I never studied Tiger so I don't have much information.

Crane-  Definetly a formidable style as it is mostly about balance and POWERFUL kicks.

Couger-  No idea.  I never studied it at all.

Dragon- A fluid style that combines all of the best of each of the other Kung Fu styles.  If someone is using Dragon style, it will beat any regular random Kung Fu if both opponents are equally matched.

Karate
Shoto-Khan - This is the only Karate I ever took besides American Standard.  It is highlighted with about 70% hand attacks and 30% foot moves.  Throws and grabs are almost a nonentity.

Honsetly I would say Kung-Fu.  But it depends on the person, and the specific style.

EDIT: But if you want to know my opinion of strongest martial arts, there here we go:

Hapkido (My style)
Dragon Kung Fu Tzu
Snake Kung Fu Tzu
Jujitsu
Pi Gua (Splitting styles own)
Ju-do (It's still good, regardless of what people say)
Tai Chi
JeetKunDo (Bruce Lee's style)
Monkey (OUCH MAN! Just OUCH!)
And my personal style is pretty formidable since it was adapted for my abilities and strengths specifically.  You should do that.  Take several martial arts and combine your best aspects.

[smokey_locs2002]

Originally posted by Trevlac
The question should be rephrased to "What is the most overall deadly combination of Martial Arts?"  because honestly no one can answer that.

There's 5 kinds of Kung-Fu-Tzu, and at least 4 kinds of Karate.  I have taken several of each so I'll give you my synopsis:

Kung-Fu
Snake - My favorite Kung-Fu style.  It is highlighted by quick strikes that seem offbalance but are in fact very balanced like the serpent.

Tiger- A hard fist style.  Tiger is highlighted by powerful moves.  I never studied Tiger so I don't have much information.

Crane-  Definetly a formidable style as it is mostly about balance and POWERFUL kicks.

Couger-  No idea.  I never studied it at all.

Dragon- A fluid style that combines all of the best of each of the other Kung Fu styles.  If someone is using Dragon style, it will beat any regular random Kung Fu if both opponents are equally matched.

Karate
Shoto-Khan - This is the only Karate I ever took besides American Standard.  It is highlighted with about 70% hand attacks and 30% foot moves.  Throws and grabs are almost a nonentity.

Honsetly I would say Kung-Fu.  But it depends on the person, and the specific style.

EDIT: But if you want to know my opinion of strongest martial arts, there here we go:

Hapkido (My style)
Dragon Kung Fu Tzu
Snake Kung Fu Tzu
Jujitsu
Pi Gua (Splitting styles own)
Ju-do (It's still good, regardless of what people say)
Tai Chi
JeetKunDo (Bruce Lee's style)
Monkey (OUCH MAN! Just OUCH!)
And my personal style is pretty formidable since it was adapted for my abilities and strengths specifically.  You should do that.  Take several martial arts and combine your best aspects.

*slaps*

It doesn't matter, if my fist is able to get a better hit on you and you're a weak little panzy. Then I shall win. A wise man once told me "It depends on what condition both of the fighters are in"

[Rune_of_Punishment]

Tai-queer-do is the best.

[Trevlac]

Smo...we both know what I mean.  There are many variables in a fight.  The point is to be the best fighter you can and to train smart.  And Smo you need to get your butt to my house so we can spar.  We have never fought once.  I've gotten a lot better since Shawn and Chad fought me.

Anyway, there are several "stats" to be considered about yourself and your opponent.

Style of fighting is one.  there are many aspects of that.

Physical stature.  Height, weight, density, muscle content, natural strength, and natural agility.

Mental focus.  Pain threshold, accuracy, alertness, balance, randomizing techniques, strategy, and awareness.

Spiritual force.  Will to survive, determination, persistance, unexplainable boost in any of the other "stat" areas.

You do well on those, and you win a fight.

[Drace]

Originally posted by smokey_locs2002

quote:

Originally posted by Trevlac The question should be rephrased to "What is the most overall deadly combination of Martial Arts?"  because honestly no one can answer that. There's 5 kinds of Kung-Fu-Tzu, and at least 4 kinds of Karate.  I have taken several of each so I'll give you my synopsis: Kung-Fu Snake - My favorite Kung-Fu style.  It is highlighted by quick strikes that seem offbalance but are in fact very balanced like the serpent. Tiger- A hard fist style.  Tiger is highlighted by powerful moves.  I never studied Tiger so I don't have much information. Crane-  Definetly a formidable style as it is mostly about balance and POWERFUL kicks. Couger-  No idea.  I never studied it at all. Dragon- A fluid style that combines all of the best of each of the other Kung Fu styles.  If someone is using Dragon style, it will beat any regular random Kung Fu if both opponents are equally matched. Karate Shoto-Khan - This is the only Karate I ever took besides American Standard.  It is highlighted with about 70% hand attacks and 30% foot moves.  Throws and grabs are almost a nonentity. Honsetly I would say Kung-Fu.  But it depends on the person, and the specific style. EDIT: But if you want to know my opinion of strongest martial arts, there here we go: Hapkido (My style) Dragon Kung Fu Tzu Snake Kung Fu Tzu Jujitsu Pi Gua (Splitting styles own) Ju-do (It's still good, regardless of what people say) Tai Chi JeetKunDo (Bruce Lee's style) Monkey (OUCH MAN! Just OUCH!) And my personal style is pretty formidable since it was adapted for my abilities and strengths specifically.  You should do that.  Take several martial arts and combine your best aspects.

*slaps*

It doesn't matter, if my fist is able to get a better hit on you and you're a weak little panzy. Then I shall win. A wise man once told me "It depends on what condition both of the fighters are in"

*Puts left hand on Smoke's right shoulder*

Hmmmhmmm. He surely beat the crap out of the karate kid trainer.

[carmen]

I used to do kendo, so I like hitting people with stuff.

And trev, I'll hit you with abaseball bat from the back! lol now...that's human nature.