Mix Three Styles

Aces Red · Yellow Belt

If you could choose three styles and mix them together, what would it be and what would its name be? Please describe what this style uses as well.

Personally I would mix Capoeira , Ninjitsu, and Drunken Karate and I would call it Drunken Ninjaoreira. This would offer many be more of a flashy style of martial arts keeping the opponent on the defense with a continuation of attacks such as the Capoeira kicks, the Ninjitsu grapples, and of coarse the Drunken Fist’s/Capoeira movements.

french fri25 · Green Belt

i would choose muay thai, japanese jiu jitsu, and krav maga.

this style would be called muay krav jitsu... i guess.

i think it would be a pretty good style because it includes all ranges of fighting. it will have kicks, punches, elbows and knees of muay thai. the grappling, tradition, and history of jiu jitsu. and the modern, street smart self defense of krav maga.

not a bad combo if you ask me.

Sensei Rick · Blue Belt

I would call my style REX KWON DO. And our school uniform would be red, white and Blue baggies and a navy polo.
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KamasandSais · Blue Belt

Hmm mine would be palgwe jujitsu and tae kwon do
pal-ju-do...yeah.
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The BB of C · KF Sempai

I'd put Wing Chun, Aikido, and Judo together.
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gzk · Blue Belt

Hmm...Savate, Judo, and BJJ sounds interesting.
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ravenzoom · Green Belt

I'd take Muai Thai/kickboxing for punching and kicking, Japanese Jiu Jitsu for pure self defense and take downs (knives, 2 vs 1 etc.), and BJJ for ground grapple if I'd ever get there. I think I would be a pretty well rounded fighter. I'd have good striking, good self defense against intangibles and takedowns, as well as good ground grapple.

ninja4life14 · White Belt

I would use Jujitsu, Shaolin , and Bujinkan. I'd call it Bujolinjitsu, and it would be the best martial art ever, Jujitsu for grappling, shaolin for striking, weapons,and acrobatics, and bujinkan for weapons, effective throws and arm locks, and the cool tabi boots(lol). The Bujolinjitsu students will where a black jujitsu Gi, tabi boots, a ninja hood and mask, and a kung fu sash.

Montana · Orange Belt

The system I practice already has mixed three different, and distinct systems some 300 years ago.

They are:

1. Okinawan Shorin Ryu Matsumura Seito Karate-Do
2. Okinawan Tuite (joint locks/grappling)
3. Okinawan Kobudo (weapons)

It is a very complete (IMHO) system and well rounded.
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