Most places offer some kind of trial lesson. Go try them all out and see what clicks with you. My advice is to train at someplace that offers multiple styles under one roof. That way if you decide you want to do some cross-training, which in reality you should do at some point, then you won't have to go to two different schools. Read online a little bit about how to identify if a place is a "McDojo" and don't get suckered into one of those. Otherwise have fun!

A lot of people say jeet kune do but I would take BJJ. Im a wrestler so I would prefer more of bjj cuz it has wrestling involved

Im sure bruce lee made jeet kune do. Do that because its really good and quite hard to find in alot of areas

Take the Krav Maga; it is a martial art that is designed to provide self-defense in everyday situations, not to be some cute sport. Krav Maga teaches yo what to do when a gun is pointed at you, or someone is wielding a knife; what to do if you are ever taken hostage-- practical survival skills.

Boxin'.

jeet kun do

u wont be disappointed

Tang Soo Do cause damn

Gonna be taking up so martial arts but not sure which one as there's so much on offer in my area. There's tae kwon do, shotokan karate, Bjj , Muay Thai , boxing, jeet kune do and there's a krav maga place but it's very very expensive. Any ideas?