Not that many Kung Fu people here?

[jubaji]

That's exactly you, LARPer boy.

You're still a fucking moron, I see.

Moron

Mo"ron\, n. (Pedagogy) A person whose intellectual development proceeds normally up to about the eighth year of age and is then arrested so that there is little or no further development.

nope, thats not me....

[jubaji]

From a kung fu perspective, means using combat fighting, not sport. For example if a man grapples a kung fu fighter, he may find his groin attacked or his eyes throat, fingers joints, his mouth fish hooked or eye lids clawed. or he may have the many mantis techniques that work while standing applied to the grappler who tries to mount him on the ground.

You're still a fucking moron, I see.

[JadeDragon]

You didn't miss much. Oh by the way how do i post pic in here? Or the snake forum

I haven't been able to figure it out.

good afternoon all. what have I missed out on today?

You didn't miss much. Oh by the way how do i post pic in here? Or the snake forum

[JadeDragon]

good afternoon all. what have I missed out on today?

I have good "kung-fu" in cooking. Also driving a car. A kung-fu perspective is about the path, not the destination. The training itself and not the result of training. The preparation but not the meal...

You're stuck in the proverbial box TC, there seems to be no escape for you.

The term Kung Fu" has come to be known as any Chinese martial art. I could say when Choy Li Fut fighter or Hung gar fighter or mantis fighter or Shaolin fighter etc has a man grapple him.

You are stuck in the straining at nats and swallowing camels box.

[Tant01]

Combat fighting and sport...

From a kung fu perspective, means using combat fighting, not sport. For example if a man grapples a kung fu fighter, he may find his groin attacked or his eyes throat, fingers joints, his mouth fish hooked or eye lids clawed. or he may have the many mantis techniques that work while standing applied to the grappler who tries to mount him on the ground.

I have good "kung-fu" in cooking. Also driving a car. A kung-fu perspective is about the path, not the destination. The training itself and not the result of training. The preparation but not the meal...

You're stuck in the proverbial box TC, there seems to be no escape for you.

I have a background in Wah Lum Tam Tui Northern Praying Mantis Kung Fu. Currently training in JKD. I'm not too sure I understand what you mean when you mentioned from a kung fu perspective?

From a kung fu perspective, means using combat fighting, not sport. For example if a man grapples a kung fu fighter, he may find his groin attacked or his eyes throat, fingers joints, his mouth fish hooked or eye lids clawed. or he may have the many mantis techniques that work while standing applied to the grappler who tries to mount him on the ground.

[Semper Fi]

I have a background in Wah Lum Tam Tui Northern Praying Mantis Kung Fu. Currently training in JKD. I'm not too sure I understand what you mean when you mentioned from a kung fu perspective?

[jubaji]

Is it just me, or does it seem that there are not that many Kung Fu people on this forum?

Well you certainly don't seem to be one. You seem to be nothing more than some lonely LARPing loser with an overly active imagination.

[Laura]

Well, I train in JKD and Wing Chun - it just seems all that anyone talks about is MMA anymore..... However, if you want to see great Wing Chun, look no further than Yen and Sammo:

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[Hardball]

I think that this forum is mostly TKD.

That's the Korean Forum.

[Tant01]

You are free to think anything you like. I would assert that most of us have training in grappling.... (not TKD)

[JadeDragon]

I think that this forum is mostly TKD.