Star Dragon
Orange Belt
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ALL the arts mentioned here are generally trained as sports, not as self defence arts. Competition rules change how an art is being practised immensly. All of them can be turned into self defence arts, but that depends on the school or what additional training you have, especially with the Eastern arts. Do they offer realistic self-defence training?
Boxing and wrestling tend to make you quite tough which is an advantage but studying only those won't make you an all round fighter (as you won't be learning kicks and elbow strikes etc).
The best advice is that you try different arts until you find what suits you best and you enjoy the most. That's the one that you are going to excel in and that turns you into a good fighter.
Boxing and wrestling tend to make you quite tough which is an advantage but studying only those won't make you an all round fighter (as you won't be learning kicks and elbow strikes etc).
The best advice is that you try different arts until you find what suits you best and you enjoy the most. That's the one that you are going to excel in and that turns you into a good fighter.