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Old 02-11-2004, 02:23 PM   #31 (permalink)
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Defeating boxers is straight forward. They train with gloves and no kicks. A Martial artist should be able to defeat them. Wing Chun should be drilled so that you instinctively trap their wild punches as they bridge, that is what the Chi sau is for.
Wild Punches? You don't understand boxing very well, do you. There's a reason why its called the sweet science. Boxing is weak when it comes to leg techniques, but boxers have some of the best footwork of all stand up arts.
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Old 02-11-2004, 02:26 PM   #32 (permalink)
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Defeating boxers is straight forward. They train with gloves and no kicks. A Martial artist should be able to defeat them. Wing Chun should be drilled so that you instinctively trap their wild punches as they bridge, that is what the Chi sau is for.

Have you ever faced a boxer? I mean a hardcore boxer not one of these chumps that half-ass it.
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Old 02-11-2004, 02:43 PM   #33 (permalink)
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We don't have guns in our country mate!
Not to get too far off the point, but haven't more and more police in Britain been armed in recent years? 'Armed Response Vehicles' and all that?
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Wing Chun has many effective techniques. It’s punches are very fast –fast enough to beat the Olympic boxer! That is why it is a martial art not a sport.
Har, har, har! I guess that's why so many olympic boxers are getting their asses kicked by wc masters like yourself! Oh, the fantasy express is leaving the station...
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"their wild punches"?

Is there some weird indoctrination of young impressionable folks that goes on in western kungfu schools where these kids pick up this crap? There seem to be a few people 'round here that have drunk the whole bowl of koolaid

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Amen to that. Some of the crap people come up with kill me. Especially about other styles than the one they are taking, or how their master is some superman.
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Defeating boxers is straight forward. They train with gloves and no kicks. A Martial artist should be able to defeat them. Wing Chun should be drilled so that you instinctively trap their wild punches as they bridge, that is what the Chi sau is for.

What a load of horse shit. kobra, I know your one of the regulars in diguise, probably Tameo. Funny how you suddenly appeared isn't it? Man, you're full of shit. You disgrace Wing Chun and, in fairness to the at, probably haven't done any of it. You get your so called knowledge out of books. Wanker.

Jubaji - armed police are a tiny minority of the officers in GB. And their use is strictly limted.
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Jubaji - armed police are a tiny minority of the officers in GB. And their use is strictly limted.
How do they carry the guns if they're so small?
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Tiny minority can never be construed to mean small people.

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Im not sure what the boxer's name was but Im pretty sure he lives in Los Angeles. Ill ask the kid who sparred him what his name was next time i see him.
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and u dont have to believe me cause i myself was really amazed at how easily he was beating him.
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The only blocks he really had to use against the boxer were pak sao and lop sao those were enough to beat him. Oh yea nd did i say it was hands only spar?
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Great, if this kid beat an olympic boxer why isn't he stepping in the ring and earning the professional dollars?

Why don't wingchun guys enter K-1 or IBF? We've seen what happens to pure wingchun guys against MMA (taken down and submitted), so its only fair that they enter K-1 if they truly are the best stand up fighting art.
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because WC is not for show.
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