Most violent martial art?

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Although any martial art is only as good as the person doing it, which is the meanest most likely to do most damage to an attacker?

[WC_Lun]

Its all situational. For example, if you are forced to the ground a BJJ guy is probably gonna do way more damage than a TKD guy. However, if you are standing up, that round house kick to the head isn't going to feel too good. This is a simplistic example, so don't read too much into it.

My personal opinion is that you fight how you tain. Style is secondary. If you train to maximize damage while recieving the minimal then you'll do exactly that in a fight. If you train to do something else, like pose and look pretty, then that is what you will do in a fight. Of course posing and looking pretty probably won't do a lot for saving yourself...

[JackG]

I would say for actual damage done IF the techniques are done Aikido.

[TenTigers]

Hung-Ga is one-strikes to eyes, throat, rips, tears, joint breaks,throws, and devastating strikes to the most vulnerable parts of the body.

Southern Mantis, as the strikes are aimed at the most vulnerable targets,eyes, throat, nerve centers,acupuncture points,(it;s nickname is acupuncture boxing-also known as poison snake hand)Most strikes are done with fingers, claws, and poheonix-eye fist.

Shuai-Jiao, throws, joint locks and breaks,and groundfighting. Shuai-Jiao uses the earth to strike you with, The attacker is usually thrown on his head or spine and many times arms and wrists are broken during thr throw.

[N.B]

If what I heard about Kempo is true, then it is by far the most violent martial art, what with pulling off peoples limbs and whatnot.

[souldrum71]

The most damaging, dangerous martial art I've ever been involved with has been kyokushin karate. The kumite is brutal.

[Joemoplata]

Krav Maga. It's not even really a style, they just beat you up for an hour and half and you pay them money.

Genius.

[Jason]

I'd say ninjitsu since it is a martial art designed to kill and Fight Science did say that according the their data, the hammer fist would stop your heart.

[Joemoplata]

Originally Posted by GoddeBPM

I'd say ninjitsu since it is a martial art designed to kill and Fight Science did say that according the their data, the hammer fist would stop your heart.

LOL! Nice.

[Jason]

Or like as someone said krav maga and military used martial arts cos again, they're used to kill people.

[Jason]

Originally Posted by JackG

I would say for actual damage done IF the techniques are done Aikido.

Seriously?! Not sarcastic by the way.

I thought that aikido was used so you didn't harm your opponents, hence no striking... But they do use weapons...

[TenTigers]

I had the opportunity to play with some very high level Daitoryu Aikijutsu practitioners, and believe me-they will hurt you. They strike to set up a lock, into a throw, followed up with strikes. Cool stuff.
Also, check out what it takes to go for your BB in Steven Segal's dojo:YouTube - Steven Seagal Black Belt Test (part1)

[Chapel]

Any style which has the 'Monkey Steals the Peach' technique. It was featured in one teaching I heard of the Kata Dante where the aim is to rip off the reproductive organs of a man through his pants.

Originally Posted by Joemoplata

Krav Maga. It's not even really a style, they just beat you up for an hour and half and you pay them money.

Haha!

[Jason]

Originally Posted by TenTigers

I had the opportunity to play with some very high level Daitoryu Aikijutsu practitioners, and believe me-they will hurt you. They strike to set up a lock, into a throw, followed up with strikes. Cool stuff.
Also, check out what it takes to go for your BB in Steven Segal's dojo:YouTube - Steven Seagal Black Belt Test (part1)

But I swear Aikijutsu is different from Aikido because Aikijutsu has striking and aikido is pretty much known for not having striking?

[XDEATHGOD]

id say muay thai(any style)
Aikido is different from Daito-Ryu Aiki-Jujutsu.