what martial arts you learn.

Malaysia
October 20, 2008 1:47am CST
i am a wushu player,i play this sport from seven years old until now,i play this sport already 13 years,i like this martial arts very much.
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James72
@James72 (26790)
• Australia
20 Oct 08
I studied Togakure Ryu Ninjitsu for a number of years when I was younger as well as Tong Long a little bit too. I enjoyed it very much also but as my career started to take off I moved around a lot and lost touch with it all.
babymilo
@babymilo (32)
• Malaysia
20 Oct 08
you playing this ninjitsu is like a ninja right,this martial arts hard to play or have fun,i think you very miss this sport,now you still playing this ninjitsu again.
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James72
@James72 (26790)
• Australia
20 Oct 08
In a sense we played Ninja's yes! lol. The frustrating part was that we were banned from many of the freestyle tournaments though.
princejayevents
@princejayevents (1245)
• Philippines
24 Oct 08
i'm taekwondo player. i do love this martial art.
babymilo
@babymilo (32)
• Malaysia
4 Jan 09
really,than what colour of belt you get now n how many years you learn this martial art.
edwardzmmt
@edwardzmmt (24)
• Malta
12 Nov 08
I train Spirit Combat. It is an eclectic style, often reffered to as British Aikijutsu. Its core techniques are mainly from aikido and jujitsu (Japanese and Brasilian), with a lot of kickboxing. Great art.
snpyvin
@snpyvin (1518)
• Malaysia
20 Oct 08
HI i am a wushu player too. I ever represent my state and country. Apparently i have join wushu for 8 years i guess. And i will still continue it once my leg is cure as i am injure now.
babymilo
@babymilo (32)
• Malaysia
20 Oct 08
you are also a wushu player,not bad,you have represent many state and contry,then you must be a star at your state,you join wushu also so long already,hope your injure place cure faster,then you can back to train with your wushu family.
ladycrystal6
@ladycrystal6 (19)
• Australia
20 Dec 08
Capoeira!! Been doing capoeira for about a year now. Okay so it's not as violent as other martial arts but hey, it's still an art and it still makes you very very very very fit! I love doing capoeira AND watching people play! Are there any other capoeristas around?
Jamiesim
@Jamiesim (28)
• Malaysia
16 Mar 09
I learned Taekwondo when I was in high school.
wrangel15
@wrangel15 (1443)
• Philippines
11 Nov 08
We are given three options to choose sports for our Physical Education subject during college. One of the sports I've chosen was self-defense. In that subject, I've learned many things about the use of martial arts to protect ourselves. We may think it is just for women but it is not. But most of the time, the number of women in the subject is larger than that of men. Before the subject ended, we had a tournament with other martial arts students. My opponent in the tournament or mostly from taekwondo classes. And I was able to defeat them and won a bronze medal. That was one of the happiest moment during my college life.
Amigo523
@Amigo523 (121)
• India
8 Nov 08
I have learnt Okinawa Martial arts......
Shula101
@Shula101 (268)
• New Zealand
22 Oct 08
Multiple range of martial arts since i was 3. took a long time and hard work because i had to learn so many different forms and stances and Kiai =[. My main is Tae Kwon Do, followed by Savate and Wushu. then Mau Rakau, BJJ and Muay Thai(Overrated art. silly non-fighters) Now i am trying to join WTF from a former ITF school so i can join theOlympics =].
forcemaster245
@forcemaster245 (220)
• Singapore
24 Oct 08
i started learning tai chi since i was 15, and i've learnt it for three years. im currently studying shaolin martial arts too.