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Sherwinc,
This is one of the reasons why so many people are skeptical about the effectiveness of WC as well as many KF, and other TMAs. You speak from no experience. You think the stuff you learn in class really works. Why do you think the RBSD and the combatives guys do not believe in dueling? Why do you think we work the pre-emptive drive? Because the forearm bashing, block and counter crap does not work very often for the average MAs.
You have never been in a real fight, since junior high anyway, and you lack experience. This thread was started because many people cling to bad methods of training and techniques that are fallible and think WC is superior to most other MAS in its effectiveness.
What I have noticed is that in training many of the drills are designed to show the strength of the system and hide their weaknesses. Students come away with an over-exaggerated belief in the effectiveness of what they think they know, it’s not until they get some real experiences and failures that they begin to understand That something is wrong or missing. In the real world things don’t work like they tell you in class they will, WC is no exception. WC has it’s weaknesses I think over all it’s better than some MAs but still lacks reality.
It's also hard to understand the reality of application without experience.
Broken Rhythm Martial Arts is a WASTE OF TIME....... Western Boxing, KickBoxing, MuayThai is not a broken rhythm kind of martial arts but the thing that i dont want them is that they only cover their forearms when you punch them as their blockings...... and most of the time, they use their face and chest to block opponents punches.....
This is one of the reasons why so many people are skeptical about the effectiveness of WC as well as many KF, and other TMAs. You speak from no experience. You think the stuff you learn in class really works. Why do you think the RBSD and the combatives guys do not believe in dueling? Why do you think we work the pre-emptive drive? Because the forearm bashing, block and counter crap does not work very often for the average MAs.
You have never been in a real fight, since junior high anyway, and you lack experience. This thread was started because many people cling to bad methods of training and techniques that are fallible and think WC is superior to most other MAS in its effectiveness.
What I have noticed is that in training many of the drills are designed to show the strength of the system and hide their weaknesses. Students come away with an over-exaggerated belief in the effectiveness of what they think they know, it’s not until they get some real experiences and failures that they begin to understand That something is wrong or missing. In the real world things don’t work like they tell you in class they will, WC is no exception. WC has it’s weaknesses I think over all it’s better than some MAs but still lacks reality.
it is truely hard to understand KungFu if you have no proper instructor, that you only rely on books, net, magazines, and word of mouth of the fake filipino kungfu instructors here in our place.....
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