jkdberlin
12-08-2016, 08:09
Top 6 least effective martial arts for real situations (http://www.mixedmartialarts.com/vault/best-of/6-least-effective-martial-arts-for-real-situations/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=Toothless)
by Richard Power
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6) Wing Chun
Wing Chun starts our list off as the sixth least effective martial art in the universe. When you see Wing Chun losing on Youtube, there will inevitably be 1,000 comments on the video saying “this is not the real Wing Chun!” Pure, unmodified Wing Chun has, to the best of my knowledge, never won in any multi-discipline full-contact tournament and never will, because its concepts are simply impractical.
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5) Systema
If you’re not familiar with the style, it’s basically Russian Krav Maga with some George Dillman/Yellow Bamboo-esque no touch KO nonsense thrown in. This one comes in at the number 5 least effective martial art.
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4) McDojo
McDojo is a pejorative term used by some Western martial artists to describe a martial arts school where image or profit is of a higher importance than technical standards.
While using the term McDojo primarily indicates judgment of a school’s financial or marketing practices, it also implies that the teaching standards of such school are much lower than that of other martial arts schools, or that the school presents non-martial arts training as martial arts. Sometimes, a McDojo’s practices may border on fraud, which is sometimes called the practice of bullshido. McDojo sets in at the number 4 least effective martial art.
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3) Aikido
The third least effective martial art on our list. The problem here is the theory and main principle of Aikido that is “using your opponent’s strength and aggression against them”… This is complete horse s***, and highly dangerous to try in reality. Most of the training is done with little resistance, as practitioners learn not to apply force and to go with the flow… hence why the techniques appear to be magical.
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2) Dillman’s no-touch
The #2 least effective martial art. Every time this “Martial Art” style is tested outside of an instructor’s own dojo with anyone who is not a student of the style, the result is always the same. Nothing happens. These masters fail time and time again to apply this is reality. Essentially this is because the whole system is based on suggestion, meaning that if someone believes it to work, then they will be susceptible to it. It´s unlikely that Jedi mind trick powers work in real life.
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1) Yellow bamboo
Yellow bamboo takes the number one slot as the least effective martial art on the planet.
This is a Balinese martial art that uses psychic energy. This style is kind of like a worse version of Dillman’s system. At least pressure point fighting involves some degree of physical contact sometimes. In Yellow Bamboo, they literally think they’re sorcerers. If there are any filmmakers reading this, I’d highly recommend profiling a Yellow Bamboo club in a documentary about self-deception. That would be legitimately fascinating.
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by Richard Power
...
6) Wing Chun
Wing Chun starts our list off as the sixth least effective martial art in the universe. When you see Wing Chun losing on Youtube, there will inevitably be 1,000 comments on the video saying “this is not the real Wing Chun!” Pure, unmodified Wing Chun has, to the best of my knowledge, never won in any multi-discipline full-contact tournament and never will, because its concepts are simply impractical.
...
5) Systema
If you’re not familiar with the style, it’s basically Russian Krav Maga with some George Dillman/Yellow Bamboo-esque no touch KO nonsense thrown in. This one comes in at the number 5 least effective martial art.
...
4) McDojo
McDojo is a pejorative term used by some Western martial artists to describe a martial arts school where image or profit is of a higher importance than technical standards.
While using the term McDojo primarily indicates judgment of a school’s financial or marketing practices, it also implies that the teaching standards of such school are much lower than that of other martial arts schools, or that the school presents non-martial arts training as martial arts. Sometimes, a McDojo’s practices may border on fraud, which is sometimes called the practice of bullshido. McDojo sets in at the number 4 least effective martial art.
...
3) Aikido
The third least effective martial art on our list. The problem here is the theory and main principle of Aikido that is “using your opponent’s strength and aggression against them”… This is complete horse s***, and highly dangerous to try in reality. Most of the training is done with little resistance, as practitioners learn not to apply force and to go with the flow… hence why the techniques appear to be magical.
...
2) Dillman’s no-touch
The #2 least effective martial art. Every time this “Martial Art” style is tested outside of an instructor’s own dojo with anyone who is not a student of the style, the result is always the same. Nothing happens. These masters fail time and time again to apply this is reality. Essentially this is because the whole system is based on suggestion, meaning that if someone believes it to work, then they will be susceptible to it. It´s unlikely that Jedi mind trick powers work in real life.
...
1) Yellow bamboo
Yellow bamboo takes the number one slot as the least effective martial art on the planet.
This is a Balinese martial art that uses psychic energy. This style is kind of like a worse version of Dillman’s system. At least pressure point fighting involves some degree of physical contact sometimes. In Yellow Bamboo, they literally think they’re sorcerers. If there are any filmmakers reading this, I’d highly recommend profiling a Yellow Bamboo club in a documentary about self-deception. That would be legitimately fascinating.
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