wushu kung fu. anyone do it?
29 March 2006, 10:14 PM
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wushu kung fu. anyone do it?
hi,
I study wing chun kung fu, praying mantis kung fu and judo at the mo, and was wondering whether wushu is hard to learn.
how long does it take to get to grips with the spinning in mid air stuff? it looks really hard.
anyone know?
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I study wing chun kung fu, praying mantis kung fu and judo at the mo, and was wondering whether wushu is hard to learn.
how long does it take to get to grips with the spinning in mid air stuff? it looks really hard.
anyone know?
cheers
30 March 2006, 08:04 AM
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how long does it take to get to grips with the spinning in mid air stuff? it looks really hard.
PS Lau Gar's a better ......... and more complete style
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Sorry to drag up an old thread, but this is me in Kung Fu doing such kicks.
Im pretty heavy tho so I can't get much air at the min, put a bit of weight on since coming back off holiday last year...
Damn pizzas n indian food!
YouTube - Whirlwind Kung Fu Kicks
Im pretty heavy tho so I can't get much air at the min, put a bit of weight on since coming back off holiday last year...
Damn pizzas n indian food!
YouTube - Whirlwind Kung Fu Kicks
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This is a video of me teaching a class of students the finer arts of combat...
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01 May 2007, 03:30 PM
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How's about...
each to their own?
each to their own?
That denotes that something is in jest
Did I hear someone say all martial artists take themselves too seriously and are prone to being ultra defensive
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Absolutely, but seeing as that is what everyone does on any Martial Arts related thread on Scoobynet (ie. go on about how 'your' art is better) then how about you lighten up and note that little winky sign that looks like this
That denotes that something is in jest
Did I hear someone say all martial artists take themselves too seriously and are prone to being ultra defensive
That denotes that something is in jest
Did I hear someone say all martial artists take themselves too seriously and are prone to being ultra defensive
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