constant movement

I am a self-trained martial artist who has spent time in American Karate and felt largely unfufilled by the lack of, well, anything in it. I realize this is most likely a result of a poor school but this is beside the point. After that I have tried to learn as much about any martial arts I could, so that I don't end up boxed in by any style like I was. I am truely intrigued by constant movement styles, like drunken boxing, capoeira, and and drunken monkey (not that I'm looking to argue about their worthiness as martial arts). I am wondering if anyone can give any other styles which use reguluar and irreguluar movement in interesting ways, like these styles. Any examples or suggestions are appreciated.

 

Doesn't sound like you are looking for

movement as much as you are looking for flash. All arts, when taught correctly, should use movement. Personally I think the type of movement that those styles you named are kind of limited. But, if that is what you like then go for it

 

Bagua (Bagwa chuan) uses haphazard movement. It's a soft-internal style and so is very difficult to learn without an instructor.

Enjoy

 

erikido, I didn't ask for your view on these arts. I clearly asked for other arts with similar styles is that really difficult to understand?

 

I would say various forms of silat. There are alot of techniques that allow you to go from a standing postor to sitting postor and vice versa and still maintain a defensive stance.

 

What do you mean by other arts??

 

There is constant movement in every fighting style Ive ever seen. Maybe you should name one without constant movement.

 

I think he means a martial art that uses haphazard movements to confuse, daze and move around the opponent.

For instance, Karate, Muay Thai and Boxing - the fighting stance is usually face on and opponents circle each other.

Whereas something, like drunken style and capioera, the movement and stances are sneaky and camouflage the attack.