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Any TAs into martial arts? (pg. 3)
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| Mikado |
| My sisters been takin Kung fu for years and im so supprised that i can still kick her ass. ( like in a play fighting kind of way) she has gotten a bit better with ber footing and weight managment but i still own her any one know y ? i havent taken any martial arts other than wrestling in highschool and shes had liek 4 years training. |
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| DJ Chrono |
| quote: | Originally posted by Maaz
Anyway, I'm taking ninjutsu on Saturdays and I'll probably take Kendo on Sundays... |
hey maaz, did u ever end up taking kendo? im seriously looking into taking lessons, and if i like it get all set up with bogu ..
any one else have any kendo experience? |
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| Vivid Boy |
I know how to rip ur heart out with one punch... the martial arts i got it from is called kickyoass-fu i am the founder i came across it while meditating...
<-----that is our uniform |
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| AndiH |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mikado
My sisters been takin Kung fu for years and im so supprised that i can still kick her ass. [...] she has gotten a bit better with ber footing and weight managment but i still own her any one know y? |
what style does she do?
also, most kung fu styles rely heavily on punches and kicks so by the time you're wrestling with her she'd probably have hit you in the face with her elbow if you weren't her brother (i hope this makes sense)... |
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| DjChook |
I am doing Capoeira for almost a year now... basically for all the Acrobatics and less the Martial art. (Capoeira is full of music and instruments so i like that sh*t as well)...
I want to start learning Tai ? kwon do...
I just didn't get one thing,
A guy here wrote he got to the Red belt in one year.... is that even possible ? :disbelief |
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| DrummeRaver86 |
| I took karate for 4 years and made it up to brown belt, and then I moved. |
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| Vivid Boy |
| I tried judo once but after the second class and i hadnt learned to rip out a mans heart yet i was a bit turned off so i quit |
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| mndeg |
kung fu is actually a style?
i thought it was just a term made by white people to generalize anything involving kicking |
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| Orbax |
i took aiki-jujitsu and then realized that my boxing and wrestling beat everyone there but the teacher, so i quit, cuz its bull**
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plus im wondering how many of you have been in fights. REAL fights, not that bull where you push around a bit and someone falls down. im talkin heads smashed into walls, busted knuckles ass kickings.
you realize pretty quick that a fight is about 3 punches and then you are on the ground biting, and gouging eyes, and choking people. |
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| Vivid Boy |
Ive been in enough real fights....1 on 1's 2 on 1's and my fav getting jumped by 15 ppl
best thing to do when getting jumped by 15 ppl is stay on ur feet once u fall ur going to er |
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| trancendental |
| quote: | Originally posted by Orbax
i took aiki-jujitsu and then realized that my boxing and wrestling beat everyone there but the teacher, so i quit, cuz its bull**
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plus im wondering how many of you have been in fights. REAL fights, not that bull where you push around a bit and someone falls down. im talkin heads smashed into walls, busted knuckles ass kickings.
you realize pretty quick that a fight is about 3 punches and then you are on the ground biting, and gouging eyes, and choking people. |
Where did you take aiki-jujitsu Orbax? It's a very formidable art. Too bad your experience wasn't as good. |
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| astroboy |
| quote: | Originally posted by mndeg
kung fu is actually a style?
i thought it was just a term made by white people to generalize anything involving kicking |
Kung Fu is a bit of a misnomer. It isn't one martial art, its a collective term for all the (hundreds of) VASTLY different martial arts originating in China... Some popular systems included under teh Kung Fu name are: Wing Chun, Choy Lay Fut, Hung Gar, Baguazhang, Xingyichuan, Taijichuan etc... While Various styles of Karate are also often defined as different styles of one system, this description may be more accurate in the case of karate as most karate styles look quite similar in practice, have common historical roots and are based on similar combat principles. While the various systems originating in China are completely different in theory and in practice, often one system is based on principles that completely contradict teh principles of another system... Many of these systems are historically unrelated too. |
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