Kung fu training gone wild...

[BoarSpear]

worth the download yep this is the PM clip i sent some of you awhile back trying to get it translated....anyone have any luck?

[BoarSpear]

The simple fact that no one has commented, tells me no one watched this clip

[shaolin-warrior]

Boar,
I saved the clip to disk, Im gonna try to get my asian friend to to translate the symbols. It was pretty crazy to say the least. Not quite sure if that qualifies as adreanal stress.....

[BoarSpear]

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this will let you watch it without having to download it....maybe it will spur more comments

[aseepish]

I expected something else from "Kung Fu training gone wild"

That, I believe, is why the US military came up with the .45 pistol round.

[BoarSpear]

That, I believe, is why the US military came up with the .45 pistol round.

damn skippy...just imagine if those were machetes instead of sticks thats some serious crowd control either way.

[Tai Chi Fighter]

Now thats what I call Kung Fu training. lol just kidding.

[danfaggella]

What the hell are they doing, they are all crazy. Is this supposed to be a real Kung Fu school? Are these guys supposed to be martial artists? They are jumping around like apes, totally just freaking out and hitting everything in sight with whatever weapon they have, and they are terible, they are all jumping up and down and basically making it look like a flashy, bad Kung Fu movie with way too much yelling.

[gabbah]

Is that the real monkey style kung fu?

[BoarSpear]

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[danfaggella]

But at the same point if he did some lame-ass jumping punch or something I would find him easier to put down, they sure didn't seem very skilled in most respects, just angry and spastic.

[Sagacious Lu]

I'm not going to pretend I understood everything I saw but I'm certainly impressed with the intensity level. When the guy was beating the log it looked like he was practicing beating a person that was already down. It probably makes sense if you're talking about trying to control a mob, but it's still a chilling idea. I don't understand the reason for all the jumping though; I wonder if it's just to make the work out harder or does it have a practical application?

[BoarSpear]

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[Sagacious Lu]

Many people feel in order to harness all the bodies energy (fa jin) you need to pulse against the ground so hard it sends you airborne...i dont really think thats necessary but that school seems to be pushing the extremes.

I didn't know that; I'm not convinced that getting airborne when someone is trying to hurt you is a good idea, but I guess if you hit the guy hard enough it doesn't matter.