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I will go first. I do American Kenpo. It's a close stand up fighting system. I have been doing it for about 7 years now. My belts go white, yellow, orange, purple, blue, green, 3rd brown, 2nd brown, 1st brown, 1st black -10th black.

I started with Tae Kwon Do. Later I started incorporating other techniques from outside TKD. Oh, yeah, spent a year taking judo in high school (long time ago).

Have been involved with the Korean styles since 1984. I have taken the Bruce Lee approach, I have taken what I have learned in formal training and thrown in some of the ground fighting stuff, and then you got what I refer to as the street cop arts....... Take what works from each form on the street and throw the rest away. In 22 Years I have never had to do a jumping turning roundhouse kick.... Joint locks, presure points, ect. Yes I use those all the time.

i do "just try something" style. basically meaning i study nothing but have studied everything (if ya get what i'm sayin) and just try a little bit of everything that i've picked up. don't ask me to name anything cause i couldn't remember or even be able to spell any of it cause i heard it on t.v. and that's where i learned it. LMAO. oh i did some mcmap in the marine corps (marine corps martial arts program) for those who don't know what that stood for.

My style is the "DOG" style. I studied with Grandmaster Long Duck Dong out of Cambodia. He is the founding member of "DOG" style and he is the reigning Cambodian champion. His style is studied all over the world.

My style is Okinawan Goju-Ryu, under the lineage of Master Glen Keeney. My Sensei is Terry Gruel and my weapons instructor is Master Eddie Bethea who is under the lineage of Master Shugoro Nakazato (Shuri-Ryu). In class we have Self-defense , Final Options Tactics, and Gun Basics seminars as well as Knife flow drills. My dad gave me some pointers from the stuff he learned from Laos when he was in the Air Force and stationed there for a little while. My dad never mentioned a name or lineage, he just said he was amazed at little guys who could jump over cars.

Tong Leong, a hard style Chinese form

rcullin02 said:

i do "just try something" style. basically meaning i study nothing but have studied everything (if ya get what i'm sayin) and just try a little bit of everything that i've picked up. don't ask me to name anything cause i couldn't remember or even be able to spell any of it cause i heard it on t.v. and that's where i learned it. LMAO. oh i did some mcmap in the marine corps (marine corps martial arts program) for those who don't know what that stood for.

Drunken Style

Drunken Kung-fu has many different origins. It appears as a subsystem in many other styles such as in Choy-lay-fut, Southern Shaolin kung-fu and even in Tai ch'i chuan. It does, however, have its own system know as Zuijuquan (Shu-ju-chuan). The rolling, unpredictable motion of a drunken man is used to deceive his opponent into thinking he is incapacitated by a drunken stupor. It has many different origins dating back to the Sung Dynasty (A.D. 960-1280) from eight drunken immortals to a drunken monk who defeats over thirty of his peers, then proceeded to rip off the monastery doors. Whichever of the many theories may be true, it can said that the drunken style was inspired by the weaving and bobbing motions of an intoxicated kung-fu practitioner.

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I started out boxing, then studied Seido under Tadishi Nakamura, also some Judo in the service, kickboxing, and Gracie Jiu-Jitsu with both Royce and Relson Gracie. (separately). I try to pick up whatever I can that works. I am currently looking into Krav Maga, the Isreali Self Defense style.
Nice pic of chuck and his breasesis.

Padillaf said:

I started out boxing, then studied Seido under Tadishi Nakamura, also some Judo in the service, kickboxing, and Gracie Jiu-Jitsu with both Royce and Relson Gracie. (separately). I try to pick up whatever I can that works. I am currently looking into Krav Maga, the Isreali Self Defense style.
Nice pic of chuck and his breasesis.

Arnis, a Philipine martial art. I was an expert in Smith & Wesson Revolver Style and later trasitioned to Austrian Glock Style and became an Expert Also.

Brazilian Jui-Jitsu, it is far superior to other martial arts as it pretains to real world. As far as a belt system, you should never tell anyone your rank for legal reasons. A defense would have a field day with that on the stand..

ok, i do 3 styles of japanese arts, all studied at the same dojo.. it is kodokan judo, shotokan karate and hake ryu jujistu, for a little over three years.. and i love it.. it's all practical stuff.. like self defense but in the three styles.. and even better, my sensei is retired LE