you'll like it

i know this is at least the thousanth time ive sed it, but dnt worry bout style learn to punch, learn to kick, and learn conditioning, then all you need is a sparring partner and a heavy bag

it doesnt matter what style you choose, as long as you train. train hard. as long as your deticated, it wont even matter what martial arts you do. if your really dedicated youll beat anyone. why do you think bruce was so good, not for his style, but for his dedication into martial arts. it wouldnt matter if you did 50 different styles, if your not dedicated to them then your no good. just train, in and out of classes, if you want to be a good martial artist then train like no one before. you wont be good if you dont train, no matter what moves you do. you need to practice, same way you need to study to get smarter, you have train to get better. okay? okay.

I know first hand that you don't have to take 20 different styles to be a good martial artists. Like I've said before, I've taken karate, judo, tae kwan do, jido kwan, goju ryu, kung fu, boxing, wrestling and currently muay thai and jujitsu. If I knew then what I know now when I first started I would have concentrated only on kung fu, muay thai, boxing and jujitsu. I don't regret that I trained in the other styles though. I'm actually glad I have experience in those disciplines. A style is what you make of it. I consider muay thai practitioners some of the most dangerous fighters in the world, but that doesn't mean that a tae kwan do master couldn't beat a muay thai fighter. Simply put, it's not the style, it's the practioner.