If you had to mix in 1 "crappy" art, what would it be?

**Darkenedaqua** · Posted On: 2/01/2008 7:26am

krotty.

**cyrijl** · Posted On: 2/01/2008 7:29am

TKD for flexibility.

**Vorpal** · Posted On: 2/01/2008 7:30am

Preying Mantis Kung Fu. Unless there's something out there with a cooler sounding name.

**Jadonblade** · Posted On: 2/01/2008 7:32am

Capoeira is the only crappy one I can think of that still requires good fitness and flexability.

**retrograde** · Posted On: 2/01/2008 7:45am

Originally Posted by Asriel

KickBoxercise or Capoiera..... For the chicks

Er, I was actually thinking about this recently - I work long hours on some days and can only make it to MT twice a week at the moment. Training at another gym as well isn't really viable, but $10 (or whatever) at the local Y for a cardio kickbox/boxercise class would help with fitness, and they don't STOP you from hitting the bags with correct technique, do they? Or do I have a warped view of what kickboxercise classes are? They essentially just hit bags for an hour, right?

But boxercise isn't really an 'art', so I will say... something that involves learning cool but useless weaponry. It won't help in a fight, but nunchucks are bad-ass and impress people at parties.

**Jettatore** · Posted On: 2/01/2008 7:59am

Actually I think they just throw the punches and kicks into the air but in a stationary fashion unlike shadow boxing... I could be wrong on that though.

**thorthe power** · Posted On: 2/01/2008 8:04am

Enteresting question...I would probably study Taekwondo and Hapkido or....woops :cya:

*looks at style field* I already do! :karated:

**bitparity** · Posted On: 2/01/2008 8:06am

I would train in Ki Chuan Do. For the breakdancing moves, and because we all know that the Native Americans, when confronted with American soldiers on the prairie, would drop to the ground and do windmills to devastating effect.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQmTVo21oGI

Also because if a fat ass like John Perkins can do it, then so can I.