Martial arts

Pepsilord said:
Wrestling feels almost instinctual if I'm being honest.

I never took any wrestling classes or anything, but I somehow still roughly know what do do. Do any of you feel the same?
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I wrestled in the pool with my overweight cousin and I quickly got the hang of it. It's extremely fun even though we looked retarded.
 
back when i was a kid i wrestled my brothers all the time, my parents hated it though
 
I enjoy fencing, it's nice to work outside by myself.
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I'll never fight anyone because I instinctively go for the throat and that's not right
 
I think martial arts are not really that different from each other it's more about which one is part of the zeitgeist and which one has gifted practicioners interested in the professional scene

Karate and Shaolin Boxing are probably more or less just as effective as Muay Thai but Muay Thai is practiced by more westerners and LatAms who are better athletes than East Asians. Kung Fu also is more holistic which means it's less suited for training athletes

Best martial art though is probably collegiate wrestling while the worst is BJJ. Because it's gay. But again there probably isn't that much difference between collegiate wrestling and no-gi judo or something
 
best martial arts hands down is bare knuckle boxing as it is the most effective out of all.

most street fights are going to have fists flying all over the place, so you might as well know how to use them.
 
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