There are two more things to be mastered, the first one is counter punches, and the other is switch hitting. Even from a close distance, one remains safe from the shots while rolling shoulders and staying in a situation like a tortoise in the shell. Shoulder rolling helps to neutralize the one hand of the opponent. Head movement and foot work not only aids a fighter to land a good shot from any point, but it also helps in the ring cutting and staying away from the danger zone.įurthermore, the old school boxers do learn the shoulder rolling technique.
In boxing, one needs to master the jabs and a number of power shots like upper cuts, hooks, straight-right, straight-left- lever shots, and different combinations for attacking.įor defense purposes, a fighter learns the head and body movement with quality footwork. #10 Boxingīoxing is an art of only two limbs – the fists – and that is why it is not too hard to learn as compared to other fighting arts on this list. Let us go from the easy to the hardest ones. We will discuss the fighting styles that are hardest to learn due to the involvement of some difficult to master factors.įurthermore, this list is focused on fighting disciplines that are easy to be accessed and practiced anywhere in the world because of the availability of coaches and training gyms. We are going to discuss the top 10 fighting arts hardest to learn. And there are a few styles that are hybrid of inside and outside fighting styles like Muay Thai and Karate.įrom all the fighting styles, some of the techniques are relatively easy to master while others are much more difficult to learn, and that’s our topic for today. Some of the techniques are the inside fighting styles – Judo and Jiu-Jitsu –while some are the outside ones – Kickboxing. Judo is the example where hurting is not the main purpose, but the opponent’s energy is used against them to make them tired and then land a pin to end the fight. ( Top 10 Best Martial Arts to Learn For Adults) On the other hand, some fighting disciplines are relatively soft toward the opponents where the purpose is to stay safe and keep the opponents safe – as much as possible – too. Sambo and Muay Thai, are the most brutal ones because of being related to army training. The fighting styles that were designed for army personal are the most brutal ones, and bring too much damage to the opponent because that’s the demand of the situation during a war to hurt or kill them to keep proceeding. Some fighting disciplines are related to brutality, while some are specially designed for grappling and taking down. The fighting styles can be categorized as traditional, contemporary, historical, hybrid, armed, and unarmed – Stick fighting, sword fighting – fighting techniques. People learn those fighting arts for multiple reasons including, physical & mental health, self-defense, war tools, competitions, and law enforcement. Martial Arts are systems of different disciplines of fighting practices and some of this can be hardest to learn.
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