What Is The Best Martial Art In The World?

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If I will solely base it on the National Geographic special entitled Fight Science, which I was able to watch, I would perhaps say that the best martial arts in the world is Ninjitsu. In that particular special, it was shown how extremely deadly Ninjitsu could be. With a single deadly punch perfectly executed, a Ninja can easily make his enemy's heart explode and effectively kill him in the process. Apart from the deadly punch Ninjitsu prouds itself of, it teaches amazing balance, lightning-quick speed, stealth, and optimum strength, among other skills to conquer the enemy. Ninjitsu, in the same show, was considered the best martial arts because it combines a number of ferociously unique skills that could very well be used to easily defeat the opponent. National Geographic's Fight Science could not be entirely correct, though.

well it doesn't matter actually what art, it how the practitioner applies it. i am a arnis de mano students here in the philippines which specializes in knife combat and hand to hand combat (close quarter) because there are so many arts os arnis here, also a judo and jujitsu player i tried boxing and sanshou. i believe in the jeet kune do principle absorb what is useful, because a successful technique used by someone might not apply to you. So you utilize whats useful to you in combat. Heart is another factor even if your so great in martial art what if i bring out a long blade and start to chunk you like a tuna.? will you still fight if both of us is skilled? the bottomline here is no single martial arts is the best you need to mix things up for you to achieve your greatest fighting potential, in the street, in the woods, in the rocky planes, water, or in the ring.