What Style or Technique do you represent?

[greasemonkey]

BJJ some Judo, I also do submission grappling.

 

[Taps]

I Train in both Muay Thai and BJJ

 

[Hova_8118]

Freefight/Catch-wrestling = TRUE MMA

 

[Tiger_Style]

Shotokhan Karate, Boxing, and Wrestling. My fav of the 3 is Karate, dunno why just fun to do katas and stuff.

 

[joey_halen2000]

BJJ (Gi...Marcus Soares), Muay Thai, and Submission Wrestling

http://www.universalmma.com/pages/trainers.html

 

[bejak]

capoeira and ving tsun
too complete opposite styles

 

[rocky4ace2]

kickboxing, wrestling, and bjj

 

[Tiger_Style]

Also I do subs from watching a few videos. But I always wanted to learn ninjitsu or shaolin kungfu.

 

[Mitsunobu]

Sumu, Judu, Eye Gouge Fighting Systems, and Bite-You-Do

 

[Kyokushin_6'4"]

Kyokushin Karate of course!

 

[Bruno_Barbarian]

BJJ Alliance JJ (although my teacher fights for Chute Boxe in MMA)

 

[eLiMiNaTioNn]

Was busy with Muay Thai, currently nothing, but soon continue on Muay Thai in combo with BJJ

 

[OpethDrums]

BOXING w/ all the mma fixins

 

[Soulfly]

Right now?
Russian Combatives and Judo.
I want to be more boxing + judo.

 

[ProPride]

Am 23 yrs of age. Have wrestled all my life. I train BJJ 3 times/week with an official Gracie-Barra club. Train in boxing/muay thai 1/week. These days you must train it all !

 

[opie]

boxing. i can throw a knee too and do a cupple of subs, but throwing fists is what i like to do.

same here

 

[whiteshark]

kenpo/boxing/bjj/judo/wrestling/muay thai/jkd/tkd

 

[Demogoblin]

dirty wrestling
tkd
bjj mostly but at heart im a wrestler even though i did it only 1 year and i did other tkd and bjj a couple of years i prefer the top postion and raining blows

 

[Deleted member 37208]

I started doing traditional martial arts as a kid. Did a bit of TKD and Karate, later on did Kung Fu for a few years. Once I started watching MMA, I fell in love with it right away and started learning Muay Thai and BJJ, which I do to this day.

 

[A Bit of the Old Ultraviolence]

The art of the haymaker