Any active style will be useful. You don’t have to convince the bullies you can beat them. Just convince them they can’t beat you without getting their own bruises, and they will leave you alone.
My granddaughter wanted to learn martial arts. I tried to teach her but she kept complaining that I was not teaching her strikes but blocks. So we signed her up for a class and a month later, I asked her what she learned and then pointed out that all she had learned was blocks, same as I tried to teach her.
Michael Thorton over 6 years ago
In that case, Krav Maga or Muay Thai would be better.
Although for proper discipline, there’s nothing like aikido or kusthi.
Though street boxing is always useful.
GirlGeek Premium Member over 6 years ago
Not as soon as you think
llong65 over 6 years ago
it is hard, I signed my grandkids up and it’s not just learning the moves you have to remember the names of each move.
Schrodinger's Dog over 6 years ago
boxing would be better training.
beymly over 6 years ago
Panel 3 sounds like a law firm: WP&C, LLC.
fuzzbucket Premium Member over 6 years ago
Any active style will be useful. You don’t have to convince the bullies you can beat them. Just convince them they can’t beat you without getting their own bruises, and they will leave you alone.
phlash over 6 years ago
“A week! I wanna start trashing bozos RIGHT NOW!!!” – E.Gruberman
Dragoncat over 6 years ago
Years ago, a friend of mine took his son to his first karate class. The boy was so disappointed when he saw that Sensei was not a rat.
StoicLion1973 over 6 years ago
Don’t his bullies teach the class?
DM2860 over 6 years ago
My granddaughter wanted to learn martial arts. I tried to teach her but she kept complaining that I was not teaching her strikes but blocks. So we signed her up for a class and a month later, I asked her what she learned and then pointed out that all she had learned was blocks, same as I tried to teach her.
She is a second degree black belt now.