Top 10 Most Effective Martial Arts For Street Defense

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No matter what your background is now a days it is important to be safe and know how to defend yourself. The best defense if you are in a street fight is to try to not get into one in the first place. Evading a street fight in anyway you can would be the safest route. However there are times when you will not be able to avoid these situations. Here is a list of the most effective martial arts for the streets.

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You need combinations of Martial Arts to be a complete fighting. I like the idea of Muay Thai and Judo.

africangodman

In my opinion these are the most effective martial arts...

1. Muay Thai
2. Boxing
3. Jiujitsu
4. Judo
5. Hapkido

Tiger-bpop

Ip Man said:

It's not about style ....but the person

Bruce Lee said:

Don't fear the man that practiced 10, 000 kicks one time ....fear the man that practiced one kick 10, 000 times

Be water my friend

thomasthorne

Ground fighting styles is not recommended for street fights, if you are fighting multiple opponents and you take someone down then their friends will stomp you in the nuts. And the ground could possibly have broken glass.

lovestospooge

There are no "complete" martial arts. There are only "complete" martial artists.

jujiwastaken

In my opinion, I think boxing and wrestling are the best for a street fight as you will be able to master the basics of street fighting, I think Thai kickboxing and bjj are the best for MMA but in a street fight you can’t warm up your kicks and don’t want to be on the ground a while, but with boxing there is little warmup needed and with wrestling you can easily slam someone on concrete. So overall I think boxing and wrestling are the most useful for self defence as anyone who want to street fight tend to be untrained and therefore you 9/10 will be able to beat someone untrained at striking and grappling. Just my opinion though.

coloursfn

Krav Maga is suffering the McDojo phenomenon right now, if they aren’t connected to the Israeli military in their training don’t bother.

CP-uwts

All of this lacks the most important aspect: the ATTACK. All counteractive moves and decisions depend on the attack type, number and situation. But overall combining a striking/standing art like karate/kickboxing with some grappling should be the way. But remember - we cannot be good fighters without practising fighting - and by this I mean not in the training hall with a polite and helping partner...

foxesruler

Don't expect to go to a street fight without getting some punches and kicks yourself. Sometimes it's not just about technique, it's also about resistance and conditioning. In that matter, Karate in its Goju-ryu branch is really useful. You learn a bit of everything, from striking, to grapling, to throwing, to endurance. In the moment of truth, you better dominate a bit of everything, you don't know what's coming up.

fabiopalma

Sambo +muay thai + weapon defense
from Krav maga = Samurai jack
If u want to have grappling for a street fight learn to do standing chokes like rear choke and guillotine other than that learn to strike and judo throws

mickeyscents

Combat Sambo
Muay Thai
Boxing
Wrestling (CACC, Folkstyle, & Greco-Roman)
MMA
Knife-Fighting

Boxing is very very important

marquisballard

The issue with Taekwondo in a street fight is the way in which Taekwondo conditions you to guard against strikes. It also assumes the fight is going to break out at moderate - long range, which again is an assumption that cannot be banked on. If you are going to rely on Taekwondo for Self-Defence, take some classes in Boxing and Judo alongside, to work on your guard, clinch work and trips/throws when in close quarters.

For example, I come from a Boxing background but over the past year have began to take on board Escrima, Panantukan & Wrestling to close over the holes in my martial toolkit.

boxingwithben

Traditional karate (the original one, from Okinawa) is also very effective, as it includes kicks, punches, take downs, grappling, and many techniques that are really good to finish a fight fast.

claudioaqueveque

Training for self defence in realistic situations against non compliant, 'anything goes' opponents is the best approach. Using this method will quickly show which techniques work and which do not. Environment and situational awareness are big factors. A master was asked "How can I win every fight". He answered, "Not be there". Excellent advice which is similar to Sun Tzu who advised only getting into fights that you know you would win, this requires the training mentioned above plus, great situational awareness, pre-emtive avoidance strategy and self control how many martial arts teach that?

gerardhart

Lethwei kickboxing and judo are my mix-up. I’m grateful that I so far haven’t gotten the chance to utilize it— last thing I want is the trouble that comes after trouble.

Pastamist