Would Krav Maga training be as usefull as Ninjutsu?

Question

I know Krav Maga is self defence, but does it have as much potential as a powerful martial art?

Answer 1

Look at any Pride fight champion, UFC champion or K-1, MMAs winningest style is the combination of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu/Muay Thai kick boxing. Don't worry about Krav or the dead style, Ninjutsu Karate, there are no MMA champions who use these styles. Your butt will be owned by anyone who trains in MMA Brazilian Jiujitsu/MuayThai.

Answer 2

Ninjutsu is a dead art get over it! That's like as ask "which is more effective on battle field, Navy Seals or ninja?" Today it's almost impossible to sneak around in the suit without raising some suspicous or causing alarms. We have light, camerecorder, high rise apartment/building, and more. So it defeate the purpose to learn a dead art. If you want to be stealthy and sneaky then go into military special force.

Ninjitsu is for those people who can't keep up in regular martial arts class and can't get into military. They take it up and hope that one day they will be a badass.

Krav Maga is very effective. Why would Israel military use it if a dead art (Ninjutsu) is so effective? That make absolutely no sense.

Oh also visit www.bullshido.net and see what those people say. They're people with college education, been in military special force, studies and train all over the world, and more. So they will know more than what most loser kids here who can't make it on their high school chess team with hope that Ninjutsu will turn them into next batman or something.

Answer 3

Definetly Ninjutsu. Having said that it's also something that would take a lifetime to achieve mastery at. Aside from the unarmed aspect they learn how to use most weapons, disarm opponents. I also believe you would have trouble finding a genuine teacher. I think Wing Chun is good for close, unarmed one on one battles where nobody is going to jump on your back. Don't know much about Krav Maga. I keep hearing it's brutal but it strikes me that all martial arts when applied to real life or death situations are brutal.

Answer 4

I consider Krav Maga a "Modern Combat" art, which is good for today's needs as is the techniques of NinJitsu. but while I don't share Spidertigers view that Ninjitsu is a dead art.

It is still practiced, though not as popularly widespread as other martial arts, or other combat arts, it is still around. He is right that it employed some very "unsavory" or bad techniques in the days of feudal Asia.

I believe Ninjitsu has evolved beyond what it was; because it's not necessary to know those techniques nor teach them to the public in this day and time, and certainly not good to teach a child for the fact that they may use that knowledge for the wrong reason, however unintentional.

So even if you learn a form of Ninjitsu it can still be as effective as a modern combat art as Krav Maga.

Answer 5

You want to use Krav Maga to assassinate someone?
or do you want to start teaching Krav Maga and call it Ninjitsu to get more money?
Either way, NO.

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Answer 9

Style is not important.
Quality and frequency of training are more important.

I also feel that ninjitsu is a dead martial art. The secrets of Ninjitsu never left Japan.
I feel anyone teach it should be highly scrutinized as they are most likely fraudulent.

Also, ninjitsu is a style that involved disguises, sneaking around, scaling walls, poisoning,assassination, self-termination,...why would you want to know this?

Answer 10

Probably not. Systema triaining would be as useful as Ninjutsu, though.