Bullet Dodging Kata

[Tant01]

Dodging crapolla



I used to demolish old houses by hand, those brick chimneys were a bitch.

[academian]

I dont expect you to believe me. but it just shows how little you know about real karate.

[ajs1976]

Maybe he saw that Equilibrium movie

Enjoy

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[koto_ryu]

WOW I am very surprised that someone named kotoryu would make a statement like that as gun defenses dodges and disarms are Required study for dan level in bujinkan!!!???

I'm just a bit more realistic I'd suppose. Smaller caliber is entirely possible, but the bigger they get the more risk to you. If they want my wallet and they have a gun, it's theirs. Now if they're threatening a friend or a loved one, well, then its time to see if that shit works for real

[academian]

I could not have said it better!

[academian]

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[GREENTHINKS]

Unbelievable!

You Claim You Broke A Solid Wooden Plank 2 Inches By Six Inches, 12 Feet Long. Oak Or Pine? And That You Used Just One Finger.would You Please Explain How You Accomplished Such A Feat?
Which Finger Was It ? Was It Your Finger Or Someone Else's?
Was Your Finger Pressing A Button Or What?

[Tant01]

I dont expect you to believe me. but it just shows how little you know about real karate.

You should be able to make whole trees explode with your palm strike, eh? That's good Kung-Fu! Your master should be proud...


Real Karate-Do? I know wood. I smell bullshido...

[academian]

The board was dried white pine it was 2 inches thick x6 inches wide x12 inches long. It was supported by concrete blocks it was struck exact center (weakest point) with the tip of my index finger(which produces more force in a smaller area than a chop which makes for an easier break).


The martial arts definition of breaking ability as quoted by Hapkido Master James McMurray is, "The unnatural separation of an object into two or more pieces, caused by the impact of a technique that was developed through extensive training in the martial arts."... Master McMurray goes on to say, " A successful break is when the material to be broken is separated without traumatic damage to the weapon used."
. The ability to break material such as wood, stone and metal, plays a very important part in developing the complete martial artist. No matter what kind of martial arts the individual may choose as his or her discipline, whether it be Taekwondo, Karate, Kenpo, or what is commonly called Kung Fu, some form of applied breaking is a should be a requirement. Breaking employs “TOTAL MENTAL CONTROL” with attention given to the internal chi energy powers of courage, commitment and concentration. A person needs the courage to strike something harder than your own body; the commitment to follow through with your decision, and the concentration to focus all energy into a couple square inches.

[The Kaisho]

Maybe there is just some sort of move that uses much time to learn to dodge tose bullets anybody ever heard of tautau?

[academian]

Tautau ?

Maybe there is just some sort of move that uses much time to learn to dodge tose bullets anybody ever heard of tautau?

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[The Kaisho]

STupid pornwatcher

NO you fool Tau-tau is one of the most old martial arts in the world it was there before ninjitsu its is the source of ninjitsu , but I was to stupid to think you would understand

it isn't even a martial art you cant just go to some sportcenter and say:
hey can I practise Tau-tau here?

You have a big chance they say: What the **** is Tau-tau???
but sorry I thought there were dudes who would understand that
but I was wrong.

Sorry again numnuts

[academian]

Lighten up already......I just kidding so tell us more about this mysterious art...

[The Kaisho]

a can't tell more now it will be later
i heard it myself when i was in asia in the north of china cold there thoug

[academian]

a can't tell more now it will be later
i heard it myself when i was in asia in the north of china cold there thoug

Well isnt that convienient...Just when I was starting to get interested. Before ninjutsu huh .......I bet Hatsumi is going to be disappointed about that. So who is the undisputed last living lineage head inheritor and soke of Tautau ??????

Tautau ryu Nice ring to it eh..........