I do the Evolved Traditional style of Wing Chun King Fu.
I have found it to be quite effective against many styles. The style I do, looks at methods to counter-act every other move out there - sure its good to get some grounding in other styles or understand the basics, but when you know the most efficient way, why would you bother with other styles... well for the basics... then you evolve them!
Although developed for shorter people, if you apply the principles, it is effective for anyone.
And I have to disagree with some of the comments in this thread. Some of the arts are there for sports, thats why they can be put in rings. Whereas others are for combat - although they can be applied to rings... you're whole aim is to "crush, kill, destroy" - not that others can't do the same thing but they have a different focus. Muay Thai for one is a combat style. So is Kung Fu. Karate and Taekwondo are more sports. Well its my opinion. I have seen a Taekwondo V Muay Thai. I'm sorry - the guy blasted him (its also on the net...).
17/04/2007
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