silentassassin

also heres the guy that wrote it website http://tfam.com/

m.artist

hmm. ok thx for the info and the links.
Not a bruce lee saying or mine. A friend of mine said it to me when we first met when we fought. he kicked my ass and i took the saying as an oath to not show off again. Of course then later i saw it posted on a website somewhere but i liked it anyway so i like to use it.
will check the sites and the book
again, much thanks

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Thai Bri

Hmmmmm. Punching an incoming punch. Yes, should be easy to do......

Durrrrrrrrr. Try changing your name to SilentArseassin.

silentassassin

You have to train like you would with anything else, it takes a good reaction, precision, speed and timing. Don't knock it till you've tried it. Their wrist and forearms are the softspots you would aim for. Ive seen it work wonders many of time.

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Thai Bri

Bull shit. It would be like trying to catch a fly with a pair of chop sticks - another so called Ninja ability.......

Hikage

You blind man, like a toddler walking through a fun-house at midnight. Take off the shades dude.

-Hikage

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silentassassin

Maybe your imaging something else? You see that the punch is coming, you would want to take out their first strike, most of all if its a hook. that's a perfect opportunity. If you have a problem telling what's coming at you. Try focusing in the center of their chest, This way you can watch the shoulders for movement. Like I said it takes practice, My friend and I had practice this so many times over in all out fighting situations. Of course we ended up everyday with more bruises and bloody noises. Some may say that's stupid to train that hard why not wear sparring gear. You will never learn how to take a punch and handle it, If you don't train to take it. IM sure maybe your eyesight is bad and your reaction is slow, no patience or persistence in training, So I see why it would be hard to comprehend.

Hikage

Amen!! At last!! Someone else on here who gets it!

Folks, this punching the punch isn't really that hard. You can block a punch can't you? If you can touch it, you can punch it. We're not talking a wild haymaker into this guy's jab, rather you are simply doing little more than meeting it with knuckles exposed, but it hurts like anything and has devastating effects on the body. Quit trying to make ninjitsu harder than it is. That's why you don't understand it.

-Hikage

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silentassassin

Oh Yea not to mention, I could see why you cant seem to realize this skill, Lets see? You probably spend most your time...Hmmmm. On Here. With a record like this.
"Join Date: Jun 2003
Posts: 2,743 " Thats a little over 8.3 post a day from the start date. That's probably not counting treads. All I have to say is get out and start training, you've been on the Internet Toooo Long!

silentassassin

Thank you Hikage. See you know.

Thai Bri

I would just love the opportunity of letting you test your martial limb punching prowess on me.

I reckon you'd be defending my strikes with your faces, necks and jaws.

silentassassin

Look what comes of trying to give a young boxer helpful advice in other areas, someone steps in and puts thier on foot in thier mouth. Maybe it would be better of you to think before you speak. You never know who your talking to?? You could be talking to someone with a little free time on his hands. Don't Talk Smack, if you can't really back it up Broham!

sherwinc

In order for you to CONVINCED, power on your Cable TV and watch Ripley's Believe It or Not..... then you will truely convinced at what you see the potential that the every man does (ability) unique skills (KungFu)......

Note:
if they can do that achievements that the've got in the Ripleys show, then how about the Ninja's that can catch fly/flies in their chopsticks??????

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silentassassin

Im sorry to dig up the past, but here's your first tread post as thai bri.

"Hello everyone! I'm Thai Bri! Nothing whatsoever top do with that silly Bri Thai. Luckily he ceased to exist. But I am here to fill his King Fu slippers.

Heres a bit about myself.

I am old, fat and have hair so short I may as well be bald. Even my family call me Homer Simpson. But I hit hard! Oh Yes!

My hobbies include hitting things, kicking things and talking about hitting and kicking things.

I am eager to meet you all and slate your posts. Oh yes! On occasions I will educate you, because I do actually know everything. So say "Hi" and then agree with me, not matter what I say.

Doh!
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Geof Thompson's legendary "Animal Day" video, and

Senshido's "Defence Against Common Weapon Attacks"

Looks to me, we will just stop from here, after realizing you just like to talk smack.

Tom Yum

You really don't have time to punch someone elses wrist. Punches are too quick. This technique is way too fancy and not nearly as effective as a limb destruction.

I worked out with a guy who trained under Vunak and works with police and military. They would never punch another guys wrist.

Why the heck is there a ninjitsu post in the boxing thread

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