View Poll Results: Which of the following are TMA? (check all that apply)

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  • Tae Kwon Do

    9 52.94%

  • Karate (all Japanese/Okinawan styles)

    14 82.35%

  • Wing Chun

    13 76.47%

  • Other "Chinese kung fu" (Hung Gar and/or Choy Li Fut and/or Shaolin etc.)

    16 94.12%

  • Western Wrestling

    13 76.47%

  • Western Boxing

    12 70.59%

  • Muay Thai

    14 82.35%

  • Shuai Jiao (and/or the fighting style which is seen in Sanda)

    15 88.24%

  • Any of the internal arts (Taiji and/or Bagua and/or Xingyi)

    16 94.12%

  • Jujitsu and/or Judo

    13 76.47%
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Thread: Which of the following do you consider to be TMA?

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  1. 07-17-2012, 08:20 AM #1
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    Which of the following do you consider to be TMA?

    Inspired by a post in another thread where someone said TMA aren't useful for fighting, and someone countered and said Sanda and SJ are useful for fighting, and then someone said those aren't TMAs.

    I'm curious which arts KFM thinks are TMAs.

    Sorry for all the "and/or" options. KFM only allows a maximum of 10 poll choices so I had to combine some stuff

    I'm curious to see if KFM thinks MT, SJ, Boxing, etc. are TMAs or if it's only the flowery ones performed against cooperative opponents.
    Last edited by IronFist; 07-17-2012 at 08:35 AM.
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