all those styles aren't that great... take muay thai and jiu jitsu. you'll have much mroe practical use for those.

 

I would pick those two styles over the others anyday. If you try doing the other styles, you're going to be throwing your money away learning how to dance, than to defend yourself.

 

Muay thai is the worst one out of all those styles.

 

dude are you insane? the 3 most popular styles to learn before entering the MMA are Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, and wrestling.

 

"kage bunshin no jitsu"

 

Dude, just because it's popular doesn't always mean it's good. These MMA schools teach a little bit of all three so that you can be, what they call "a well rounded fighter." But whatever, unless you have taken all of the martial arts styles then you can't say one is better than the other because that would be a biased opinion. To the OP, get into whatever you are interested in. It's your choice but research and see which style best fits you.

 

glock-kata

 

bujinkan has no tournaments or anything because it is based off of real life situations. plus i dont plan on getting into any serious fights but im sure with any of these you could be well deffended against the average joe blow

 

agreed .....

 

its alll about gustavo muchado brazilian jiu jitsu