What are the top 10 deadliest or favorite martial arts (strikes)?
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it's more than which strikes,it's also where the strike are applied.for me my favorite strikes are roundhouse kicks, ridgehands, knee strikes, elbow strikes, hook kicks, crescent kicks, spinning kicks, forearm strikes, punches, side kicks
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There is no "best" or "most powerful" martial art. There are many good powerful arts. It is the artist, not the art.
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That's really tough to say, but I'd list the top 10 \n\n1) Ernie Shavers\n2) George Foreman\n3) Mike Tyson\n4) Sonny Liston\n5) Razor Ruddock\n6) Rocky Marciano\n7) Jack Dempsey\n8) Joe Louis\n9) Julian Jackson\n10) Thomas Hearns\n\nTeolfilo Stephenson was a great puncher, but since he never fought pro bouts, I can't rank him.
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1) FIGHT CLUB\n2) NATURAL BORN KILLERS\n3) CHOPPER\n4) LEGENDS OF THE FALL\n5) GANGS OF NEW YORK\n(:
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judo\nsambo \njujitsu\nthats pretty much all i have heard of
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me I prefer Aikido, its based on self defense. I took aikido this summer, and our teacher told us that even the basic techniques can save your life. Even if you're a beginner you can learn some techniques you can use to defend yourself. Even tai chi can be used as self defense. So its up to you, i'm not into karate 'cause they're exercise is WAY upbeat. in aikido they teach you to counter/evade punches/kicks.
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Look for "Ong-bak".  Tony Jaa is amazing.  Anything you can find with him will appeal to a martial arts fan.
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My mom has a black belt in Tae Kwon Do.  It is a hard martial art to master.  Some of the katas are really complicated.  She's broken ribs and toes during sparring.
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1- Shall we dance\n2- The mothman prophecies\n3- The jackal\n3- Primal fear\n4- Red corner\n5- Sommersby\n6- Pretty woman\n7- Internal affairs\n8- American gigolo\n9- An officer and a gentleman\n10- Bloodbrothers
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i like rock lee but i really love the gentle fist style of tai jutsu.....i even try gentle fist in real life!\nbut having no control over my own chakra is a real setback :)
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rko\nspear\nsiccors kick\nbook end\nkenneady bomb\nmick kick\nchockeslam\ntwist of fate\nside effect\nsweet chin music\npedigree\nwatever mark henry and the great kali do\nold school\nside bomb
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It all depends on the person. Any martial art can be deadly in the hands of the right person.
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The five branches of service that form the most lethal fighting force in the world.\nArmy- primary land attack, and defense force\nAir Force- primary user of aircraft for strategic purposes, as well as, air superiority\nNavy- Primary sea power  for the US, and transport for ground troops\nMarines- Navy's amphibious force\nCoast Guard- tasked with the protection of US territorial waters.
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Concerning knife fighting: The Sayoc instructional movies are very good! \nThe Sayoc guys also did the the fighting coreography from the movie "The Hunted"!
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GO ACUMARU!!!!!!\n\nItching butt FIRE JUTSU!
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Muay Thai because its the funnest to watch,  you can knock people out with elbows, feet, knees, hands, shins, i've even seen people get kicked with the heel of a foot and go to sleep.\nor Ju Jitsu because its smart, its the perfect way to neutralize someone who is a better striker then you.
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I've been a student of combat arts for 22 years now...and I've taken some seriously, and played w/ a bunch of others over the years.\n\nMy two favorites have been Muay Thai simply if anything just for the exercise alone...as well as the conditioning.\n\nFor a striking art alone, it's solid...definitely trains you to take a hit and get over fear.\n\nBut for an all around art that uses everything (chokes, locks, throws, striking, evasion, weapons of all types, and a great combat mentality) my favorite overall has been Bujinkan Taijutsu. I've been studying this art for the last 6 years, and out of everything...it's flat out the most comprehensive art I've ever seen as it focuses on universally applicable principles over set "by the book only" techniques that are too limited both in mentality, and application.\n\nNot to mention, there's a lifetime of material to learn...so unlike Tae Kwon Do for example where you can learn the entire system back to front in 2 years...Taijutsu never gets old as there are always new things to see and experiment with.