Jeet Kune Do. Bruce Lee incorporated a huge list of styles. Ninjitsu is useful for sneaky shit other forms don't teach and has blocks that instant nerve attack. If they can't feel the arm they won' swing it again. You definitely need more than one if you want to survive various scenarios. BJJ is excellent one on one. In a fight where you might be attacked while on the ground not so much. Sill it excels well past the cookie cutter karate here in America. You really need a couple moves but train well and hard at them. Escapes are really useful when grappling an opponent.
Jeet kune do has mostly degenerated at this point, bruce lee gave guidance and didn't live long enough to properly train enough instructors
Ninjutsu is mostly bullshit and historically ninjas are a japanese theater invention. And we're talking deception, assassination, and spying ultimately if it comes to "ninjutsu", hardly suited for OP
Again look in the OP, he has specifically asked for a method in a duel where you don't want to mutilate/annihilate/murder your adversary
I don't take any system seriously anymore. I just take the good and cast the bad away. If someone throws a kick or punch. The nerve attack system used in Ninjitsu is very effective. A grappler will tear them up. Most forms of karate will be beat by a limited knowledge of BJJ. But they are only really effective one on one as they trap themselves. But with advance skill in anything the more of an arsenal you have. It's better to train in defense to the most common attacks that fuckers are going to try on you. A front snapkick to the jaw is effective if you can pull it off. People don't see it coming and don't look for it. But it takes time and stretching to pull a good kick off. A thumb to the eyesocket is effective against anything if your quick.
lol
Doesn't take any system seriously, goes for ninjutsu
Just lol
The nerve attack system of ninjutsu... Yeah, let's say you aren't a troll
What's going to happen is that not only you're going to miss, but your fingers are going to get pulverized by that kick by trying to hit a nerve on it, and even if you use your elbow to do just that, 50% chances you'll miss and become the one with damaged nerve
Anyway, back to your "front snapkick" story, why would you raise that leg to the head in the first place while a jab is going to be safer and way more effective? It's silly
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