William Cheung's Traditional Wing Chun

Are you referring to me?

I can assure you even though you have no idea who the **** I am, there are enough people on this board alone (who are just here for the little TigerClaw festivities) that will tell you I'm not fucking trolling anyone.

You are most likely one of the escape prisoners from the DL. Or worse.

Why not ban yourself for life and never again touch a computer, or be involved in any Post again, until you learn to have more reasonable and edifying post.

What I meant by combat is that I want to know if what I know will work in a real fight and I've been in enough fights to test my stuff. It's not about ego but I'm a fighter. I didn't start training to just be healthy, I started training to be a fighter.

So did I and my Kung Fu works very effectively.

[ViolentByDesign]

Are you referring to me?

I can assure you even though you have no idea who the **** I am, there are enough people on this board alone (who are just here for the little TigerClaw festivities) that will tell you I'm not fucking trolling anyone.

[Ben Grimm]

Close enough. That troll certainly has some problems.

[Museumtech]

That's fine Ben. My mistake. As you can see, combat has a very specific meaning to me. It implies potentially life threatening. I know that's not your intent but I thought it was of the troll you were mentioned.

Peter

[Ben Grimm]

What I meant by combat is that I want to know if what I know will work in a real fight and I've been in enough fights to test my stuff. It's not about ego but I'm a fighter. I didn't start training to just be healthy, I started training to be a fighter.

[Museumtech]

What makes you assume I haven't done any TWC. I've dabbled and fought against both TWC and Gu Lo Village branch players and the latter I found to be more realistic/sensible than William Chueng's branch.

Dabbling is not learning.

Anyways I'm not even a WC player and I don't really give a crap what most Chunners think.

Then please don't take offense when most of the chunners here ignore your opinion.

Combat and hard sparring has absolutely nothing to do with the size of one's penis.

Combat and hard sparing are two different things just as is ring fighting is. Combat should be avoided. If you are deliberately going out looking for fights then Freud would agree with me.

Nobody cares about your oh-so-humble story where you successfully avoided conflict by not blowing it up and starting a fistfight. That is called COMMON-SENSE.

It's not just common sense but you got the point.

The other side of the coin is, CMA cats don't fucking fight these days, that is a FACT. It's a fucking sad world if people like you think COMBAT or the desire to get out, fight, and improve is proportionally related to the size of their cock.

True, many people learning martial arts never fight and never want to fight. It's also true that the only real way to tell if what you have learned will work is to test it. The key word that I was referring to in my reply to Ben was combat. This is a little above the level of hard sparing or even fighting. The suggestion of engaging in combat is juvenile and hence, the the appropriate put-down.

Peter

[ViolentByDesign]

Combat. LOL Don't know about you Ben but I am quite comfortable with the size of my penis. I don't continually feel the need to prove myself (compensate) to anybody. I hope never to have to test my Wing Chun in combat. I've come close a couple of times but the situation has diffused itself.

The last time was when I stepped out of my car when there was a spot of road-rage happening. The main protagonist charged at me yelling "how would you like some of this too?" but stopped and let me talk him out of the original attack. He still felt he and his friends were in the right because, after all, the guy they were bashing had cut them off, but they did get into their own car and drive off.

Combat and hard sparring has absolutely nothing to do with the size of one's penis.

Nobody cares about your oh-so-humble story where you successfully avoided conflict by not blowing it up and starting a fistfight. That is called COMMON-SENSE.

The other side of the coin is, CMA cats don't fucking fight these days, that is a FACT. It's a fucking sad world if people like you think COMBAT or the desire to get out, fight, and improve is proportionally related to the size of their cock.

[ViolentByDesign]

TWC rocks. But then I've done it, not just read about it on the internet.

Peter

What makes you assume I haven't done any TWC. I've dabbled and fought against both TWC and Gu Lo Village branch players and the latter I found to be more realistic/sensible than William Chueng's branch.

Anyways I'm not even a WC player and I don't really give a crap what most Chunners think.

[Museumtech]

I think that testing Chi Sau and Chi Gerk are great ways to test one's skill. Since we are both in the Wing Chun family, I think it would be a great learning experience. However a certain troll thinks I should test my hands in combat with fellow WC stylists.

Combat. LOL Don't know about you Ben but I am quite comfortable with the size of my penis. I don't continually feel the need to prove myself (compensate) to anybody. I hope never to have to test my Wing Chun in combat. I've come close a couple of times but the situation has diffused itself.

The last time was when I stepped out of my car when there was a spot of road-rage happening. The main protagonist charged at me yelling "how would you like some of this too?" but stopped and let me talk him out of the original attack. He still felt he and his friends were in the right because, after all, the guy they were bashing had cut them off, but they did get into their own car and drive off.

[Ben Grimm]

I think that testing Chi Sau and Chi Gerk are great ways to test one's skill. Since we are both in the Wing Chun family, I think it would be a great learning experience. However a certain troll thinks I should test my hands in combat with fellow WC stylists.

[Museumtech]

Sounds Good.

[Ben Grimm]

And a belated Merry Christmas to you. Maybe if I return to Australia in the near future, maybe we can practice Chi Sau.

[Museumtech]

Thanks Ben, and a belated Merry Christmas.

Peter

[Ben Grimm]

I'm glad you got back into it. Keep up the training.