First you rip a form from Lee Koon Hung's website and now you are saying your CLF is like Doc Fai Wong..... You self deluded piece of shit.
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Originally posted by Ben Grimm View PostFirst you rip a form from Lee Koon Hung's website and now you are saying your CLF is like Doc Fai Wong..... You self deluded piece of shit.
I think it is a bout time for you to take that picture of your facial expression and post it in here. I am not deluded. I just don't want to tell you everything about me or my Sifu.
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Any man who can drive safely while kissing a pretty girl is simply not giving the kiss the attention it deserves. Albert Einstein
When you are courting a nice girl an hour seems like a second. When you sit on a red-hot cinder a second seems like an hour. That's relativity.
Albert Einstein
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Originally posted by TigerClaw View PostI did give my lineage in part. I told you about some of the schools I went to and my experience in traditional Kung Fu.
Originally posted by TigerClaw View PostMy Choy Li Fut background is something that I want to keep more to myself. I can say that the master of Choy Li Fut that I learned from his father taught him and he was fourth generation from the founder. I do not like to give out names in here. I don't want any of you guys bothering him. But the master I learn Choy Li Fut from is in a direct lineage of Choy Li Fut founder. Actually I believe the same lineage that Doc Fai Wong is in, his father was in as well.
Doc Fai Wong's lineage is unique & pretty much singular in CLF. I can pretty much guarantee nobody else out there right now has DFW's lineage except him.
If you've learned or are learning from a Chan family line, would you mind defining the gings of CLF? It shouldn't be that hard. Or an easier one... since you're big on lyrics... what are the first four lines of Sup Baat Law Horn Hei Gong (Shi Ba Lou Han Qi Gong since you apparently don't know proper Cantonese)?
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Originally posted by clfsean View Postyes... with partial names & names no one recognized except the Leishmann fellow & that's a whole other can of worms.
Name a name. No one has to bother anybody. CLF is tight knit. We know who's who, who's important & why.
Doc Fai Wong's lineage is unique & pretty much singular in CLF. I can pretty much guarantee nobody else out there right now has DFW's lineage except him.
If you've learned or are learning from a Chan family line, would you mind defining the gings of CLF? It shouldn't be that hard. Or an easier one... since you're big on lyrics... what are the first four lines of Sup Baat Law Horn Hei Gong (Shi Ba Lou Han Qi Gong since you apparently don't know proper Cantonese)?
And my master was taught by his father and his father was taught by the same master who taught Doc Fai Wong. His father is fourth generation. At least that is the information he has told me. And as I said, I do not have exstensive knowledge of CLF as I would like.
And yes, there are some that would bother my Sifu. My Sifu speaks english, but it is his second language, he is a very nice man and I don't want to give out names.
So again, I am not going to give out certain info. But I can only say that I have learned traditional CLF from my Sifu and traditional Hung Gar from another Sifu and and many other forms and styles. And By the way my CLF Sifu also knows some Hung gar also. And I have had other instructors as well. And yes, I did learn many things from Brian Lesihman. And no he is no fraud. His fighting ability is so advanced now that he has developed his own style. Not to many men develop their own style and system of Kung Fu after their many years or so of learning. And no, I have not told you many other things.
As far as the Gings, or Jings, I am not sure about the language again, As far as I understand these are ways of generating power and controling and being sensitive to your opponent. I see these somewhat similar to the 12 bridges of hung gar.
When my Sifu taught me to generate power he saw that I had a Hung Gar type of movement and he tried to get me to be more soft and flexible, but still have power. In one move where I step and twist around with both arms, one arm following, my power was foreward and forceful, but he told me to swing the arms more in a soft and powerful way, and when I met the force of the attack my elbow would bend around d the force of the block and still hit the attacker. The move is like putting a cup on the shelf.
As far as Gings, or jings, I don't know the proper language that much, this is what I know of
Winding or Sticky
Circling and rotating
Hardness
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Originally posted by Ben Grimm View PostEmpty words and no proof. I'm not impressed and my facial expression hasn't changed at all.
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Originally posted by TigerClaw View PostI don't know the names of the gangs? There have been a few of them. Sometime the guys had mask on as well and were throwing fire bombs, or bottles that exploded in fire when they hit. Some times there were so many of them on the subway that I could hardly tell who was who. Jumping off bars kicking and punching everywhere. Other times it is a whole bunch of guys downtown and again, who knows who's who. I don't follow gangs or names of gangs.
Anyway I see that your answer is just a mock.
I wonder what happened to you, you use use to have good discussions then you turned. I think some people just go with the majority. It is easier than standing out and risking being mocked. I however, don't follow the crowd. If I believe something and it is true I stand by it even if I am hated by the majority. I follow my master in this and not my Kung Fu masters..
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Originally posted by JadeDragon View PostIf you don't know these people how do you know they were gang affiliated??? They might have just all been friends hanging out together. Throwing firebombs??? Come on, do you expect us to believe this fairytail? What you have said is almost comical. You could hardly tell who was who???... LMAO. Again you do not give the names of these gangs that you supposedely broke fight up with and you don't give names of masters you studied under. Can't you see this makes you look like a troll and a lier.
These things are true, they must be in some paper or articles if you were to search. But I have been in many unusual situations in my life. Like I said, you have no idea and you have no understanding of my life experiences. Just because some may hide out in their sheltered lives and not be involved in some things, does not mean that others do the same. I have had many fantastic things happen in my life and I don't care if you think it sounds like a comic book to you. Like I said before, if I got into some things, you would find it hard to believe, but they are true.
As far as my background I gave out many things and I have already told much about my past and teachers etc, and I gave reasons for why I do not give out all info. especially in this acid, mean spirited, hateful shameful , atacking, environment.
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Originally posted by jubaji View PostOk, to be fair, maybe this tigerclaw/kungfuman is really mentally ill or something. We're getting down to fewer and fewer possibilities to explain his departures from reality.
All that I said about the past is how I remember it. There is much more, but you obviously live such a sheltered life that anything outside of your little computer world would seem like fantasy to you it seems.
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Originally posted by TigerClaw View PostTo me, a gang is a bunch of punks standing around with their other friends wearing mask on their faces and holding bottles with cloth in the top and seeking to make trouble and picking fights, or a bunch of puncks jumping on seats swinging from bars in a frenzy fighting eachother and causing other passengers to scream and creating absolute confusion, or two groups gathered around another two leaders fighting in the center of the square etc etc. I don't care what the name of the gangs were or if they even had names. And all that I am telling you is true. And as a matter of fact, some of the things that I have been through are kind of like a comic book, only real. Throwing firebombs was just the beginning, This was around the time when that black guy was attacked by white guys and it was all over the tv. After the firebomb went off the mounted police took their horses and blocked off the street from one side to the other and the mob was up the street at this time, they went right up the street from side to side on horseback and did a sweep of the entire street pushing the mob back after alot of noise and screaming and riotous activity.
These things are true, they must be in some paper or articles if you were to search. But I have been in many unusual situations in my life. Like I said, you have no idea and you have no understanding of my life experiences. Just because some may hide out in their sheltered lives and not be involved in some things, does not mean that others do the same. I have had many fantastic things happen in my life and I don't care if you think it sounds like a comic book to you. Like I said before, if I got into some things, you would find it hard to believe, but they are true.
As far as my background I gave out many things and I have already told much about my past and teachers etc, and I gave reasons for why I do not give out all info. especially in this acid, mean spirited, hateful shameful , atacking, environment.
And secondly I don't hide out and lead a sheltered life as you try to insinuate. I've been all over the world. I've been to Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Mexico, Virgin Islands, Caimin Islands, Jamaica, Bahamas and many other places. I would hardly say that this is a sheltered life that I have led. As the expression goes "been there, done that." I've seen more and done more than you probably will in your entire life.
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Originally posted by TigerClaw View PostHey, I don't speak the language, and my master always says the names of moves in chinese, but I cannot remember most of the names. To me the actual chinese names of the moves is not important.
Originally posted by TigerClaw View PostAnd my master was taught by his father and his father was taught by the same master who taught Doc Fai Wong. His father is fourth generation. At least that is the information he has told me. And as I said, I do not have exstensive knowledge of CLF as I would like.
Originally posted by TigerClaw View PostAnd yes, there are some that would bother my Sifu. My Sifu speaks english, but it is his second language, he is a very nice man and I don't want to give out names.
Originally posted by TigerClaw View PostSo again, I am not going to give out certain info. But I can only say that I have learned traditional CLF from my Sifu and traditional Hung Gar from another Sifu and and many other forms and styles. And By the way my CLF Sifu also knows some Hung gar also. And I have had other instructors as well. And yes, I did learn many things from Brian Lesihman. And no he is no fraud. His fighting ability is so advanced now that he has developed his own style. Not to many men develop their own style and system of Kung Fu after their many years or so of learning. And no, I have not told you many other things.
Originally posted by TigerClaw View PostAs far as the Gings, or Jings, I am not sure about the language again, As far as I understand these are ways of generating power and controling and being sensitive to your opponent. I see these somewhat similar to the 12 bridges of hung gar.
Originally posted by TigerClaw View PostWhen my Sifu taught me to generate power he saw that I had a Hung Gar type of movement and he tried to get me to be more soft and flexible, but still have power. In one move where I step and twist around with both arms, one arm following, my power was foreward and forceful, but he told me to swing the arms more in a soft and powerful way, and when I met the force of the attack my elbow would bend around d the force of the block and still hit the attacker. The move is like putting a cup on the shelf.
Originally posted by TigerClaw View PostAs far as Gings, or jings, I don't know the proper language that much, this is what I know of
Winding or Sticky
Circling and rotating
Hardness
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