What (if any) type of Martial Art have you studied?

[timbo fish]

I've personally been through just about all of them, and love the way you describe action in your books. Check me out on youtube (kavoorka) if your expanded mind needs any ideas...; )

[Brent Weeks]

A little kung fu and more tae kwon do. Honestly, I'm not proficient. I wish I were. Someday, I'm going to get back into it.

[timbo fish]

Tae kwon Do huh....No wonder Durzo's kicks were so inhumanly powerful...I still love training in the Korean style of kicking even thou I've passed the 40 yaer old mark and warming up takes a bit longer....Your take on the Arts is refreshing through out the story..Keep up the excellent writing and I'll keep practicing my fireball technique (even if its only enough to get the BBQ started)
Take care..Tim

[Malus DarkBlade]

Karate (Kempo). Bushido. Ninjitsu. Tae Kwon Do. Kendo.

Ermm..........yeah thats it.

[timbo fish]

That's enough..; )

[danieladamsmith]

I'm presently doing a mixed martial art called Shinergy created by an Austrian here in Vienna.
It's a mixture of Tae Kwon Do, Muay Thai, Boxing, and Kung Fu.
The best thing is that the whole belt scam thing doesn't exist.
I did Tae Kwon do for a number of years and the belts and the yes master stuff can get a little draining.

[timbo fish]

Sounds cool....

[Alexander Lesage]

I just started to learn Judo, and after I'm done that, I'm off to karate

[anthony rizzitelli]

I know parkour and have been practicing for over a year now. It's a flight over fight art designed for running from situations you cant handle. It incorporates different martial arts, dance, gymnastics, and more. Nowadays it's becoming a sport

[Jesse]

not really a martial art
it is still awome though=-)

[Kevin Irwin]

Started off with judo at 6 years old, moved on to lau gar kung fu at 9 trained to first dan lvl , had a brief liason with shotokan at the same time and a spell of tae kwon , stepped up to gracie ju jitsu at 14 , later in life discovered jeet kune do , silat and kali , wish I had run into these arts a lot younger so I could of specialised, jeet kune do just makes so much sense to me as it trains things I have been thinking for years, I thought the martial writing by Brent had very much a silat feel to it

[Jesse]

I've done some karate (zen do kai) and mauy thai kickboxing (both are awsome fun and weve won club of the year like 3 times now so the sesei's there are excellent)
used to do tae kwon do and some other stuff as well but i moved away from where it was set and l couldnt find a new place to do it

[Jaron]

ive studied tae kwon do and im in currently doing capoeira. i love it its so much fun i recwently performed in the world festival where i stay. im alright and getting better everyday