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well i used to do Jujitsu (Danzan Ryu system to be exact) , which is basically a sword fighting type martial art and got to Ikkyu (which is top brown belt) caues i weren't allowed to go to Shodan (black) cause i weren't old enough well that's my martial art "story"
im not in any martial arts yet but i want to learn alot of them, starting with kyushojitsu. then i have to find someone who teaches dim mak, tai chi, aikido, hapkido, goshindo, and ninjitsu. i have to do a lot of moving around though.
I currently am a 3rd Gup in ITF Taekwon-Do and I think Taekwon-Do has some of the most effective techniques on power according to the First volume of the Encyclopedia of Taekwon-Do by Gen. Choi Hong Hi. One of my friends was studying Judo and we wanted to do some grappling and he tried to throw me and he could'nt because of the static stability of the L Stance and he could'ent throw me until i let him by putting me feet together toching aginst him. I belive in a combination of good stances, centerline balance and footwork. I have also studied some Wing Chun and practice on a Wing Chun Dummy, Studied some Hwa Rang Do, read some MACV-SOG vietnam commando books, Budo-Taijutsu, and finally not really a martial art but I practice Chi-Kung regularly.
I also place emphasis on the tenants of Taekwon-Do which are
1.Courtesy
2.Integrity
3.Perserverance
4.Self Control
5.Indomitable Spirit
The rest of all the Martial Arts are just because it is an unkind world. Through Martial Arts you define who you are, learn who you are, and they can develop self-mastery if you choose.
im not in any martial arts yet but i want to learn alot of them, starting with kyushojitsu. then i have to find someone who teaches dim mak, tai chi, aikido, hapkido, goshindo, and ninjitsu. i have to do a lot of moving around though.
im pretty sure Dim mak and kyuushojitsu are chinese not japanese
I used to do Capoeira which is a Brazillian Martial Art. Very acrobatic stuff indeed. BUT I haven't done it, well not full blast anyways, for over 5 years. If I do half of the things I did back then I'd become an invalid
im pretty sure Dim mak and kyuushojitsu are chinese not japanese
Dim Mak is from China. Kyusho-jitsu is from Japan. Though they are similar they come from different countries. You can tell just by the way you pronounce them. Let alone a simple Google serch.
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well that's my martial art "story" 
