What MA's do you do/What's your fighting style?

[LawDude]

I am learning Krav Maga. Not interested in competitions - only in survival.

LD

[Kenny1927]

Done quite a few in my time. Started off in Tae Kwan Do, then went into Budokan Karate where i reached 4th Kyu, then Combat Jujitsu where i also reached 4th kyu...then i snapped my arm had a couple of years away from MA's then went into Muay Thai. Had 1 fight, 1 win 1 KO. Injured my leg kicking (seemed as though the more i stretched the worse my flexability was getting :S) so went to a boxing gym for about 7 months. Not done much since Febuary but looking to get back into something, probably Combat Jujitsu again.

[phrak]

I currently train in Traditional Jujutsu and Ninpo (Ninjutsu), along with some periodic weapon training. I like the tradition, calmness, and style of both, and don't much care for the MMA mindset.

[xRavenx]

I recently started training in Systema. I find it to be a very intense experience, though more so emotionally than physically.

[Padawan]

I study Bagua Zhang. It's a Chinese internal martial art, related to Tai Chi and Aikido. Most people have never heard of it, but if you go to 8palm.com (sorry, can't post links yet) then you can find some information about it.

[kreationkaze]

i do lee style tai chi, its a family style from central china thats actually more of a cross between ba gua and tai chi, (we do circle walking, the centerline is not the most important thing in the universe, and the'rs a lot of outside entries) ive been doing it for around 3 years mainly for my health (fitness and flexibility included) and its fun. im hoping to go and do some bjj when im back at uni, this is to get comfortable on the ground, not so much for effective fighting as i know bjj is pretty defunct on the street (one only needed to watch sakuraba vs the gracies to witness how stomps and leg kicks and a few unorthodox strikes from the mount can give bjj a very hard day)

[ArnoldBlack]

Judo from the age of 8 until I left school.