Traditional Kung FU

**Tant01** · 07-09-2009 10:47 AM

Originally Posted by kingoftheforest

Some people just have too much time on their hands.

You have to wonder who the bigger fool is, the one spouting the nonsense on 20 diffrent MA boards, or the one following him around pointing it out.

C'mon... everyone loves to hate a troll.

**kingoftheforest** · 07-09-2009 12:54 PM

Originally Posted by Tant01

C'mon... everyone loves to hate a troll.

I hear the goats don't.

**Ben Grimm** · 07-09-2009 07:51 PM

They do.... they're just quiet about it.

**TTEscrima** · 07-09-2009 10:46 PM

Originally Posted by Ben Grimm

They do.... they're just quiet about it.

Nope, the Big Green tolerates no trolls, ever....they disturb the goats, the trolls have to graze where there are no fences to keep them out.

**Sagacious Lu** · 07-10-2009 02:11 AM

Originally Posted by TTEscrima

the trolls have to graze where there are no fences to keep them out.

Well, that explains what an idiot like you is doing here

**kingoftheforest** · 07-10-2009 05:47 AM

Originally Posted by TTEscrima

Nope, the Big Green tolerates no trolls, ever....they disturb the goats, the trolls have to graze where there are no fences to keep them out.

Case in point.

Originally Posted by Sagacious Lu

Well, that explains what an idiot like you is doing here

**Tom Yum** · 07-10-2009 12:41 PM

So, back to the original topic of traditional kung fu....

I was reading a few articles from Inside Kung fu and came across an article with a traditional animal stylist demonstrating some form applications - I believe it was Eagle style.

I noticed, the pictures showed the instructor dropping his non-striking hand when delivering a strike to his opponents head. Not good - whenever I've dropped that hand in sparring - whether in sanda, muaythai, boxing, karate or even taekwondo....if I were to drop it in a real fight, it could be lights out.

If the form app leaves the fighter open, shouldn't they refine it to close the gaps?

**jubaji** · 07-10-2009 12:43 PM

Originally Posted by sifuabel

Whats sad is that the BS is peppered with little bits of truth here and there.

Spoken like a true BS expert!

**sifuabel** · 07-10-2009 02:18 PM

And your problem is?......................

Oh wait, Location KoKo, thats right, you are that wakinoinoi, unkokusai, Kansuke, dipstick.

Never mind, I don't need to wonder what your obsession is. I already know. You have a hard on for all things CMA. You're on every forum and on every thread.

Note to all: the above person has a severe mental incapacity. OCD to the max. this guy has more screen names and identities that Sybil. Also note that he is untraceable and unverifiable. never a picture, video or anything that makes him real in any way shape or form. He has this delusion of being some incredible martial artist. You should see his fairy tale story of training in china , its a riot.

**kingoftheforest** · 07-10-2009 02:39 PM

Originally Posted by sifuabel

And your problem is?......................

Oh wait, Location KoKo, thats right, you are that wakinoinoi, unkokusai, Kansuke, dipstick.

Never mind, I don't need to wonder what your obsession is. I already know. You have a hard on for all things CMA. You're on every forum and on every thread.

Note to all: the above person has a severe mental incapacity. OCD to the max. this guy has more screen names and identities that Sybil. Also note that he is untraceable and unverifiable. never a picture, video or anything that makes him real in any way shape or form. He has this delusion of being some incredible martial artist. You should see his fairy tale story of training in china , its a riot.

Old hat bro'. Been through this more than a few times. Save yourself the aggrivation and just ignore him.

This is also why we tend to follow "concepts" put down by the classics in our forms and fighting, if you follow the classics you can fill in the gaps.

**kingoftheforest** · 07-10-2009 02:40 PM

Originally Posted by Tom Yum

So, back to the original topic of traditional kung fu....

I was reading a few articles from Inside Kung fu and came across an article with a traditional animal stylist demonstrating some form applications - I believe it was Eagle style.

I noticed, the pictures showed the instructor dropping his non-striking hand when delivering a strike to his opponents head. Not good - whenever I've dropped that hand in sparring - whether in sanda, muaythai, boxing, karate or even taekwondo....if I were to drop it in a real fight, it could be lights out.

If the form app leaves the fighter open, shouldn't they refine it to close the gaps?

I'd have to see the form for sure, ther possibly may be a reason why that hand comes back. You seem to know your stuff Tom so it's more than likley the guy didn't have a complete idea of the form or he was doing it improperly.

**sifuabel** · 07-10-2009 03:40 PM

LOL, thats funny.

**jubaji** · 07-10-2009 03:41 PM

Originally Posted by sifuabel

And your problem is?......................

Oh wait, Location KoKo, thats right, you are that wakinoinoi, unkokusai, Kansuke, dipstick.
.

How's your ear, fatboy?

**sifuabel** · 07-10-2009 04:27 PM

Wow , two accounts in one forum, how original.

My ear is fine, and its still bigger than your penis. I'd show you in person, but then there's the little problem of you being an unknown fraud. Oh well.

**sifuabel** · 07-10-2009 05:04 PM

History is long. Uncookedporksakin here is an OCD annoying forum hag. He has been for a decade.

I was one of the many voices AGAINST the noted "hungkungfu" on Bullshido. So I don't know WTF you are thinking.

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