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The best martial art is what you like best, what fits you best, what you are willing to train hours for, go through blood, sweat, and tears over. MA requires great dedication, years of training, and patience.
If you're just looking for quick combat lessons, a MMA is probably the best. MMA students can usually defend themselves better than TMA students if you only study a short period of time, and aren't willing to put that much time into it. MMA still requires dedication, and lots of training, but strictly for self-defense purposes in a year or so, MMA is the easy way to go.
Also, be wary of some schools. Schools that go mainstream, or teach Bullshido isn't going to get you anywhere. You don't want that, search for a good school that teaches combat.
If you're just looking for quick combat lessons, a MMA is probably the best. MMA students can usually defend themselves better than TMA students if you only study a short period of time, and aren't willing to put that much time into it. MMA still requires dedication, and lots of training, but strictly for self-defense purposes in a year or so, MMA is the easy way to go.
Also, be wary of some schools. Schools that go mainstream, or teach Bullshido isn't going to get you anywhere. You don't want that, search for a good school that teaches combat.