Technique discussions, pictures and video etc.

[LuohanFist]

Sounds good. I have to wait to get some money before I get one though.

The movement is basically circular, and relies on body momentum. It's highly effective against larger opponents too.

Another one I like, is Luohan Sifts Flour, which is actually a circular movement with the entire upper body. The entire motion is almost whip like, and involves a horse stance for the lower body. The upper part moves clockwise, hands move at waist level, palms down also in a clockwise manner, and then shoot out upward. Again, there is emphasis on momentum. This one can terminate in palm strike, or fist strike. The force comes from the core rotation, and the low horse stance. You are essentially using gravity against the opponent.

I have generally no problems with people disagreeing, so it's not a problem at all. As long as we can keep civil, and exchange information in a relatively reasonable manner, I'm more than content to be on this forum.

Now, one of my favorite Luohan techniques, is Monk Ties Coat. It generally involves in drawing both your hands up and behind you in a circular motion, and then as they swing down and forward, the palms face the opponent, and you put your whole weight into the strike.

This has the potential to pop the floating rib, and injure the liver and kidneys.

Sound like similar technique in Choy Li Fut Kung Fu. Even Hung Gar has similar. To bad you cannot demonstrate it in here with pictures from a digital camera, or scanned pictures from a camera. if you can get a camera and take pictures of it you could post them into photobucket and then into here. Then we can discuss them.

[LuohanFist]

I have generally no problems with people disagreeing, so it's not a problem at all. As long as we can keep civil, and exchange information in a relatively reasonable manner, I'm more than content to be on this forum.

Now, one of my favorite Luohan techniques, is Monk Ties Coat. It generally involves in drawing both your hands up and behind you in a circular motion, and then as they swing down and forward, the palms face the opponent, and you put your whole weight into the strike.

This has the potential to pop the floating rib, and injure the liver and kidneys.

Look, you can believe what you want, but until you actually try it in an active environment, you have no right to say otherwise. Kung Fu has within it, the techniques to defend yourself in any conceivable situation. You just have to know how to apply it, and condition yourself hard.

I agree with you, but you may as well avoid Jubaji, he is the king troll and mocker in here. really he has no useful discussions as I have found. I wouldn't doubt if he works for the site and deliberately goes after people like you and I.

He has many other names in other forums, I may post some of them here, avoid him.

I usually just rebuke him off and on.

[LuohanFist]

Look, you can believe what you want, but until you actually try it in an active environment, you have no right to say otherwise. Kung Fu has within it, the techniques to defend yourself in any conceivable situation. You just have to know how to apply it, and condition yourself hard.

[jubaji]

That is some rock-solid logic right there!

[LuohanFist]

Hey, I just know Kung Fu is one of the deadliest arts in existance. That's why it still exists.

Looks like tigerclown figured out how to make multiple screen names...

Wrong again, as far as I know, I don't know him.

You just find it hard to believe that there may be many others out there that agree with me.

Here is your original post, unedited.

I see no mention of eye gouges or small joint manipulation.

You mention "You can also lock the head with one hand and strike the spine or back of the neck with the other, using a leopard fist or pheonix strike." but this is optional as you have put it (use the word "can"). Thus, this strike is not fundamental to the technique.

As you have described it, this would be legal in "sport" matches.

But we don't see this.

Why not?

I do do eye gouges and breaking the neck in the pictures what are you talking about. The clawing technique goes right into the eye and inner lip

Kung Fu is very effective against grappling. You don't know what you're talking about.

Hello, nice to meet you. Don't worry about the trolls and mockers there are many in here.

You should post some pictures of any Grappling ecapes you know and we can discus them.

[jubaji]

This is why you've been banned from, well, everywhere. Your LARPerific nonsense just gets boring and repetitive after a while. Adding new screen names doesn't help. Just STFU already

One screen name is more than enough for your ignorant nonsense, tigerclown.

That person is not me or anyone I know.

By the way there are many kung Fu practitoners out there that know how effective kung fu is. If some in here are going by a few useless videos on the You Tube about Kung Fu VS grapplers etc, they show nothing. I did not even se any real kung fu (as far as I could tell) done by either of them two men I saw.

I know. I'm going to buy a Kung Fu DVD and then start teaching Kung Fu techniques.

I'm going to call you... Mini-Bruce.

How many times do you have to be told about my martial arts background, and my different styles I learned and my four sifus and many instructors. Stop your false assumptions.

And the technique I showed for the RNC does work and it is depedant on timing and leverage. If a person didn't make it work for them, ten they did it wrong. Simple, Show me a video of you doing it wrong or pics and we can discuss it.

If you haven't tried it, try it and then get back to me.

I was thinking the same thing. But this is probably one of his sons.

No, I don't know that person

[jubaji]

One screen name is more than enough for your ignorant nonsense, tigerclown.