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Martial arts classes for women can do much more harm than good if you get delusional and think you can fight men off. I disagree, most people don’t even know how to throw a punch. Someone trained in proper martial arts is used to fight other skilled individuals of any size or gender. “Self-defence” and traditional martial arts don’t work, imo. A couple of thoughts after having done a bit of everything for a decade or so: Pick something where the Ivan Miroshnichenko Russian professional ice hockey forward T-Shirt Additionally,I will love this core concepts have been proven to work in fights: so BJJ, boxing, Muay Thai, wrestling, MMA and so on. There’s a reason you don’t see UFC fighters with an akido background. “Go live” regularly. This means sparring / rolling as much as you possibly can. You can’t learn to fight without fighting. Compete. Nothing incentivises you to learn how to fight like knowing you’ve got a fight / competition in 8 weeks. If you’re most interested in self-defence I’d recommend MMA. Simply knowing how to get up off the floor (with someone trying to keep you on the floor!) is a core concept in MMA that you won’t get striking. But knowing how to clatter someone before they’ve got you on the floor is a core concept you won’t get in BJJ / wrestling. In terms of where to go; gyms will generally offer trial classes – why don’t you try a bunch? I’d highly recommend you go to somewhere big. The bigger the gym, the more women will go (important to keep you coming back and give you lots of sparring partners).

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