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yes of course there is, just convbine them, if that will result in something that is at least as good as either on their own is somewhat debatableHowdy y'all sorry for being absent for a while I have been busy moving but I wanted to ask is the their away of combining two different styles and making it as your own style?
Okay I well thank you so much for that tip!IMO unless you are Bruce Lee I would say no.
If your objective is to become a better Martial Artist, then training in two different arts like Karate and Judo would improve your skills, but you would not be developing a new style.
Developing a new style is for people who dedicate their lives to there art.
IMO unless you are Bruce Lee I would say no.
If your objective is to become a better Martial Artist, then training in two different arts like Karate and Judo would improve your skills, but you would not be developing a new style.
Developing a new style is for people who dedicate their lives to there art.
My advise to anyone who wants to combine styles is to do each style for a minimum of 10 years and apply it. It's not complicated. It will happen naturally. Now to create a new style that you want to teach to others,, well now that's an entirely different question.
Jigaro Kano created Judo at age 22 after about 5 years of training (total) in multiple arts.My advise to anyone who wants to combine styles is to do each style for a minimum of 10 years and apply it. It's not complicated. It will happen naturally. Now to create a new style that you want to teach to others,, well now that's an entirely different question.
that seems a ridiculously long time ! 20 years ? I supose it depends where your starting from, but someone young, athletic with good motor skills should be able to be a lot more than proficient in a couple of years, people have gone from street kid to the olympics in that sort of timeMy advise to anyone who wants to combine styles is to do each style for a minimum of 10 years and apply it. It's not complicated. It will happen naturally. Now to create a new style that you want to teach to others,, well now that's an entirely different question.
The question wasn't how long does it take to be a good fighter.Ten years?
Crikey. I know people who have won title fights in two.
Jigaro Kano created Judo at age 22 after about 5 years of training (total) in multiple arts.
it's not generally accepted at all, I've never even seen that proposed, I've seen 10,000 hours proposed but that's for concert pianists etc where the fine motors skills are extreme, but that's a bit arguable if its anywhere near necessary if your talentedThe question wasn't how long does it take to be a good fighter.
It is generally accepted that it takes about ten years for a skill to be fully developed. This apply to any skill be it karate, piano, carpentry...
We have had this discussion on this sight before it's not a new concept. So my point was if you study two or more arts , after about 10 years they will naturally be integrated into a skill set that are combined into a single unit. There would be no need to do anything special to combine them it will occur naturally.
Keep in mind the OP asked about karate, kenpo and TKD. They are similar skill sets with different approaches.
So @drop bear ,s. Example of a MMA fighter is not an equivalent from my perspective because 1. Fighters most often now are not learning a full style. They are learning individual skills. 2. Muay Thai and BJJ are different skill sets. So dissimilar skill sets can always be used in unison. Your not actually combining different philosophies and frame works into a cohesive skill..
Also I am not saying it has to take 10 years. I am only saying by 10 years it will happen without a person's conscious awareness. No extra effort would be needed.
it is accepted ,,,but to each their own.it's not generally accepted at all, I've never even seen that proposed, I've seen 10,000 hours proposed but that's for concert pianists etc where the fine motors skills are extreme, but that's a bit arguable if its anywhere near necessary if your talented
its accepted by you, clearly, that's far from it being accepted by people who know the first thing about carpentry, which one of your examplesit is accepted ,,,but to each their own.