MT:Which decade would you have wanted to train in with Professor Chow?

Knowledge Bot · 01-08-2007, 10:40 PM

Which decade would you have wanted to train in with Professor Chow? By youngbraveheart - Tue, 09 Jan 2007 01:22:49 GMT

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I've heard and read Professor Chow taught different students over decades (maybe five different decades?) in Hawaii: Emperado, Parker, Chun Sr., Castro, Kuoha, etc. Which decade would you have wanted to train in with Professor Chow?

Me? I'd say in the late fifties when Grandmaster Bill Chun Sr. was Professor Chow's top student. Why? I'd venture to say that was around the time of the Professor's prime. Also, I have heard about the creating (creating their style of Chinese Kempo) that these two men did at that time and the intense training they did. I'd want to see up close the power and explosiveness they had that I can only imagine... (I'd probably hate to be their dummy, but I wouldn't be without my trusty bullet-proof vest...) From my short experience in Chinese Kempo and what I have learned and have been taught, my opinion is that these two men were geniuses and needed each other to bring out the best in both of them.

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Knowledge Bot Auto-Bot Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 672	MT:Which decade would you have wanted to train in with Professor Chow? Which decade would you have wanted to train in with Professor Chow? By youngbraveheart - Tue, 09 Jan 2007 01:22:49 GMT ========= I've heard and read Professor Chow taught different students over decades (maybe five different decades?) in Hawaii: Emperado, Parker, Chun Sr., Castro, Kuoha, etc. Which decade would you have wanted to train in with Professor Chow? Me? I'd say in the late fifties when Grandmaster Bill Chun Sr. was Professor Chow's top student. Why? I'd venture to say that was around the time of the Professor's prime. Also, I have heard about the creating (creating their style of Chinese Kempo) that these two men did at that time and the intense training they did. I'd want to see up close the power and explosiveness they had that I can only imagine... (I'd probably hate to be their dummy, but I wouldn't be without my trusty bullet-proof vest...) From my short experience in Chinese Kempo and what I have learned and have been taught, my opinion is that these two men were geniuses and needed each other to bring out the best in both of them. Read More ... or click reply below. ------------------------------ MartialTalk.com Post Bot - Kenpo Feed

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