Iaido Aikido

what is the best martial arts to learn out of all of these?

Aikido
Boxing
Capoeira
Choy Li Fut
Dim Mak
Goju Kai
Goju Ryu
Hapkido
Hsing
Iaido
Jeet Kune Do
Ju Jitsu
Judo
Jujutsu
Kali
Karate
Kempo
Kendo
Kickboxing
Krav Maga
Kung Fu
Kyokushinkai
Muay Thai
Ninjutsu
Pa Kua
Pentjak Silat
Sambo
Savate
Shito Ryu
Shorin Ryu
Shorinji Kempo
Shotokan
Shukokai
Sumo
Taekwondo
Tai Chi Chuan
Tang Soo Do
Uechi Ryu
Wado Ryu
Wing Chun
Yoseikan

Depends on what you want to get out of it, and also if you are suitable for that kind of art.

e.g. Like in ancient times, an experienced master would always check any potential disciples and see if their body conditions are more suitable for external or internal martial arts. Some people are just more suitable for some arts.

Like Sumo is obviously for someone of a bigger build. Muay Thai, Choi Li Fut, Kickboxing you would have an advantage if you were a naturally stronger person.

For someone of a smaller figure or not naturally as powerful, [e.g. they had chronic illness growing up] they'll tell you to do something like Wing Chun or Tai Chi or Hsing-I or Pagua, where it doesn't rely as much on physical "power" than as on "other" factors, it also serves health benefits, re-strengthens your body conditions from the "core". something you can practice for a lifetime.

Jiujitsu would also suit small figures, as it's full of techniques.

If you were like a airport special force, good chance you'll face terroists and every second counts towards life and death. You might do some pure-self defence systems like Krav Maga.

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