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Does anyone do any type of martial art here?

I've been training Muay Thai kickboxing for quite some time and have been looking into other fighting disciplines.

I'm currently in the process of training to be a ring fighter.
 
I also do Muay Thai and kick boxing. I do a bit of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

By ring fighting, do you mean boxing?
 
SytheSteamer
No - proper Muay Thai bouts, strictly limited to that discipline.

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is such a common combination between the two - surely there's a better art to train?
 
I tried nu jit sue but failed horribly.
 
I live in LA , and i study Wing - Chun.

It's very Fast & Effective.
It's " Real " Self-Defense
Easy to learn
Improves focus and fitness , and it a stress reliever , i also enjoy Muay Thai.
 
I have been involved in Karate for a while. Moved on to Jiu-jitsu. Started Practicing Capoeira. Such a cool martial art!
 
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I've been considering starting Krav Maga. I probably will next semester. There's a dojo somewhat close and classes seem to be affordable.
 
SytheSteamer
All interesting disciplines but I really need something that will compliment what I've learnt doing Muay Thai - basically I need something with a lot of ground game, because in Muay Thai as soon as gloves touch that floor the Referee will break apart the fighters.
 
All interesting disciplines but I really need something that will compliment what I've learnt doing Muay Thai - basically I need something with a lot of ground game, because in Muay Thai as soon as gloves touch that floor the Referee will break apart the fighters.

Start training in Jiu-jitsu involves all the ground work you will ever need.
 
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