The best martial art forms for self defense in my two cents worth depends on the individual. There are many martial arts today with ju-jitsu used and taught by the police force in some countries, others used Taekwondo and some prefer to combine the best of these tecnhiques and come up with unarmed combat skills. The lengendary Bruce Lee who started off with chinese kung fu, in his learning process of achieving his best fighting skills, has come across different types of kung fu styles, Taekwondo, Karate and eventually invented Jeet Kune Do. He once mentioned that martial art is about having the ability to know best in utilizing one's body. I couldn't agree more to this.
I have seen what Taekwondo, judo, akido can do but in a real fight, it is not whether by knowing a particular art means one will be invincible. Unless you saying about an art like we seen in Chinese Pugilistic movies when one can have special powers, in today's time, it is possible then. It really greatly depends on how that individual managed to best utilize his knowledge, intelligence, physical attributes or even resources he has.I have heard stories of how some martial art practioners who managed to defend themselves from thugs and I have also heard of a story from a friend who witness a fight on the street whereby a guy who claimed to know a particular martial used his skill to beat up some guy.
Later on that guy's friend who has not learn any martial art but gain his own fighting skills through street fighting took revenge for him and won the guy who knows martial art. Thus, why are some martial art practioners better able to defend themselves than others?One important reason would be be how well the techiques and skills one acquired. I mean techiques and skills, regardless of any art, as long as they are practical. One phrase that Bruce Lee had mentioned before that is both meaningful and appropriate in this article is "the highest art is no art, the highest form is no form."
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