Used to do Zen Do Kai a while back which is more of a no holds bar form of self defense. I would love to get into Aikido though if I ever took up martial arts again.
Back in the days before pads etc (when the competitors bound their hands in rope) Muay thai claimed more lives in the professional ring than most mainstream forms of martial arts because of it's brutal style.
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Most sport martial arts forbid the use of elbows and knees, just because they're a lot more damaging and can easily be fatal, Muay Thai focuses very heavily on elbows and knees specifically BECAUSE of their potential lethality.Originally Posted by RamesesII
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