other martial arts

[superfoot]

Just wondering what other martial arts experience everyone has? I always find it interesting to see stuff from different styles of martial art.

iv done taekwondo(wtf), wing chun and "mma" (focusing on groundwork).

[bens]

I've dun Karate and Ju-jitsu (and a bit of kobudo).

[Dan]

Just my wing chun + boxing and the TKD you have showed me, also learned a little ju jitsu and other stuff from fight club.

Dan

[Tom]

I did about a year of Tae Kwon Do (ITF) when I was younger, but never graded (due to me not being able to afford the uniform), and my Dad used to box, and he taught me some stuff when I younger too.

[strongbad]

Main experience: Mok Gar kung fu, wu/yang/beijing style taijiquan, yun jung do (similar to tae kwon do), shui jiao, shaolin kung fu, san shou

Experienced: boxing, muay thai, ju jistu, xing yi, bagua, capoeira, kickboxing, aikido, escrima

[Ed]

I've done Judo and a little known style of Karate called Kai Ju Go which to be honest is more like Wing Chun than any other style of Karate. Oh yeah and i do TKD now as well!

[bigtouch]

i do wing chun and muay thai, i find those 2 a good mix of power, control. the muay thai really builds up strength too especilly in the core which is very useful when brought across to wing chun.

im also interested in studyin some pure grappling styles like judo or mma which are also taught at lancaster.

sounds like a fun mix of 3 to me lol, anyone got a better sugestion for the 3rd style better than the ones ive come up with?

[Togo]

studied tukido which was a total joke. Tae Kwon Do (wtf) for 3 years, boxing for a year and a half, and muay thai for 7 odd months before taking up wing chun ;D