What is the most aggressive oriental style of combat? Both armed and unarmed?

Answer 1

Atomic Bomb

Answer 2

Somebody has mentioned beheading, done with the Japanese military issue sword. The problem was that the sword wasn't all that great against a Thompson submachine gun, so it was used most effectively against helpless prisoners. Then it was called an atrocity, and nobody blamed it on Franklin Delano Roosevelt. It is still being done today by terrorists in the middle east, and somehow our left-wing radicals seem to think that it is President Bush's fault .

Answer 3

The most aggressive and best style is no style. Read Bruce Lee's books for more info. If you focus on one style you are vulnerable from other attacks. Be like water.

Answer 4

Aggressiveness gets you into trouble quicker. Pick the wrong person to fight, and (s)he will turn your strength against you. The more aggressive you get (especially because you would get frustrated), the worse the outcome for you. Nothing like fighting with a level head, no emotions. You clue in your enemy to your intentions by your facial expressions.

Answer 5

no longer a protection stress question. there's a martial arts section on yahoo solutions. BTW there is not any suitable paintings. All are different have different philosophies/methods of struggling with. in lots of respects "suitable" is in basic terms an opinion and can variety from individual to individual.

Answer 6

After almost 20 years of martial arts, and 10 of those in China and other parts of East Asia... i have encountered many arts. Many are brutal, like Muay Thai and Kali, but i wouldnt say that they are agressive at all. They are generally practiced by people with some sense of honor after all.

The one art i have seen here in China that i would say wins as the most agressive art in Asia is Wu-xian-zhi Gong-fu, or No Limits Kung Fu in English.

Technique is poor but they make up for that in agression, conditioning.... and lack of ethics. Their only concern is to win or survive. So they practice stabbing woodern dummies dressed in clothing with scissors and screwdrivers while screaming at the top of their lungs in an almost possessed mindset. Winning at any cost is of course important when youe life is on the line, but it needs to be tempered in a modern society, especially one with the death penalty.

I personally know of one young man who practiced this art and was executed after killing 3 men with a pair of scissors after one of them tried to steal his girlfriends wallet in Shenzhen. What a waste... if he had chosen to learn Sanda he might be happily married to that girl with kids today.

Check the link out...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QNZ5Wja4Uc&search=crazy%20kungfu

Answer 7

I'd say jiu jitsu, lots of arm breaks and chokes. Although brazilian jiu jitsu is what we all now think of instead ofthe traditional japanese version.

Answer 8

i studied black lion kung fu and it is very aggressive but i think the art of being a ninja which if you brake the word ninja down and it basically means "in pursuit of excellence

Answer 9

armed: fighting with Kali-dagger (in Thailand)
unarmed: any close and full body contact fights

Answer 10

Mu- Thai [ Thai Kick Boxing ]

Answer 11

filipino martial arts. it's complete and it uses pretty much everything from grappling to knife fighting. plus it's practical and can be used in street fighting compared to "traditional martial arts".