Hmm.. im not very sure but, if [b]Boxing[/b] is considered as a martial art, then that's mine. Yeah you read it right, i like boxing. But im not a master of it nor i am a real boxer, but Shadow Boxing is cool. I usually do punching exercises before i do a guitar practice. I dont know, its just make my arms feel lighter after.

hm.. i choice karate... coz i master there hehehe.. and i was winning a couple competion regional here

i'd really like to try capoeira (correct me if i misspelled it) and wushu...

[quote=FoRsAkEnKiD][quote=Padme]^ Yeah it is.. most people don't know that it's a martial art. To master [i]Tai Chi (w/ Kung Fu)[/i] would be nice. But in reality I have always wanted to master [b]Aikido[/b]. My guy friend taught me a few techniques, [b]And I could bring him down w/ just a twist of the hand.[/b] [/quote] But of course, i think everybody would definitely want to learn Kung Fu. Im also a fan of old asian martial arts movies (like those from Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, etc) How i wish i could Kung Fu. Tiger Stance! Eagle Stance! The Crane! The Snake! The Monkey! The Pig! [/quote] wow.. can u tech me about that all stance bro

[b]kung fu!~!!!! wahaha!!! lets do kung fu fighting!!![/b]

kung-fu,taekwondo!!!

i like ninja..impressive!! gona try..

Taekwondo. I started out as a beginner when I was in fifth grade. I thought you could only be a taekwondo player if you're body is 'elastic'. But when I joined at Milo Summer Camp, my thoughts had changed. I still play and fortunately, i've been a black belter for almost 2 years. Keke.

wushu. i had my training for almost 2 years. i learned using the "broad sword"(like the one in the pic that padme posted) and learned "white crane". the rest of my wushu training was more concentrated in lion/dragon dancing, cymbals training and "funny monk/*choput*" training.(well that was not included in the real meaning of "wushu", right? I just shared it to you because you might be wandering what did i done for that long period of time in wushu )

kung fu..