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Message: <blockquote data-quote="presanth" data-source="post: 15768083" data-attributes="member: 95300">Bro I agree with everything you say and Karate is one of the best martial arts to learn, strong and never gets old works everytime anywhere. Its good if you not only learn the proper karate but also the discipline n philosopy behind it. I think very few in sri lanka really do that. Its the same with Kung fu, judo or aikido or ninjitsu etc.But I dont agree about one thing you say about MMA. MMA is a sport made of wrestling, karate, judo, kung fu, muay thai, wrestling, boxing, japanese ju jitsu, brazilian ju jitsu, capoiera, aikido, wushu and any other martial art that enables you to fight. Its not a dog fight really. if you know the characters like anderson silva and lyoto machida out of the ring you will know. They have studied one or two martial arts and moved on to the next level of Mixed Martial Arts. Its the next level of fighting really. I think training MMA first is not a good idea just like u say. Its only good if you already have a sense of what a real martial art is after studying something for a while.What if all the thugs n criminals instead of the fitness they had used in the streets had a ring to fight in with descipline ? Thats MMA. and MMA is not american, do you know who the father of MMA is ? Shifu Bruce Lee.I think you should do some studying about MMA other than what you see in a bout, the origins and history specially. personally speaking this is only my opinion from experience.My father is a Blackbelt in kyokushin karate, did some boxing before. Myself and my brother studied Kung-fu with Jeet kundo for 2 years. I currently live in Dubai training MMA. my brother also trains aikido n mma in srilanka.</blockquote>

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