Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Now can anyone tell me is it possible to learn a little bit of drunken style kungfu online?
any amount of info would help...|||well it movie kung fu that's it so watch the movies don't worry you cant do it wrong its fake like the matrix .people started doing katas they made after watching movies. so i guess their is some realness now but monks didn't make it monks don't drink.|||No not really, first off learning online is just bad, you are going to mistakes and take those into muscle memory. It won't be right and you might feel cool but it won't be effective. You might be able to find a DVD or two but it really isn't worth it. I would try finding a style of a CMA in your area and get really good and maybe you'll learn a bit of drunken. Of if you're really lucky a mainly drunken style will be in your area. |||drunken style can not be learned....it comes natural with muscle memory so say you get drunk and you know kung-fu and have mastered it to a certain extant your muscle memory will copy those styles but of course in drunken form|||Drink alot and act like jackie chan!
Reposted question-shipmates im thinking of making a film about a pirate who learns kungfu....?
im going to call it kungfu pirate.
what do yea think?
any ideas?
please star my question,pirates like shiney|||good on ya, chum. |||crap,,
what do yea think?
any ideas?
please star my question,pirates like shiney|||good on ya, chum. |||crap,,
If everybody is kungfu fighting, would you join in or would you run as fast as lightning?
Join in but since i don't know kung fu, i'll bring a steel chair and kendo sticks|||http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeK5axqDd鈥?/a>
Kung Fu Fighting Song|||I would join in. With expert timing. It would be a little bit frightening.|||aha i'd join in tbh, imagine it everyone fighting like jackie chan lol
brilliant!|||Run, hide ~ just get the heck out of the way lol :)|||I'm with Debbie's angel, we would both run and hide (though I can't run as fast as lightning). ; P|||would you join in
it is fun|||i like a good fight once in a while.|||I can't any more I became 30 years old:}*
Kung Fu Fighting Song|||I would join in. With expert timing. It would be a little bit frightening.|||aha i'd join in tbh, imagine it everyone fighting like jackie chan lol
brilliant!|||Run, hide ~ just get the heck out of the way lol :)|||I'm with Debbie's angel, we would both run and hide (though I can't run as fast as lightning). ; P|||would you join in
it is fun|||i like a good fight once in a while.|||I can't any more I became 30 years old:}*
Where can i find ninjutsu(ninja) or kungfu class in malaysia?
i want to know if theres any of these classes in petaling jaya, shah alam, damansara or kulala lumpur..|||While you're waiting for someone to post a more specific contact information regarding your search. If you're serious enough I suggest the following step for you to take.
First thing you have to do is check your local yellow pages or phone book, look for the all the available schools your area has to offer.
The reason I always suggest to look in the phone book first is due to the fact you're pretty much searching for a school in your local area. You may even find one a few blocks down from you. Using the phone book as your first step will make your search faster and easier because all the information such address and phone number are available for you right there.
Secondly, if you are not having any success with this type search, After all the vigorous research on styles and decided on a particular style of martial arts. Try contacting an organization of that particular style on the internet and ask if they can refer schools or instructors available in your local area.
Please note that there are good number of good instructors that do not advertise or teach for commercial purpose thus you won't see them advertise anywhere. They are mostly located in private gyms or community centers. Just them a call and even if they don't have a program ask to see who they can refer you to.
One last thing, I don't mean to sound abrasive, but If the above suggestion is too much work for you, then the probability of you being serious in joining a martial arts school is less than zero. I am sorry to say this but, there's plenty of answerer's here that wants to sincerely help you in your quest, but you have to do your part.
Hope this helps and good luck with your search.|||i dont know much about malaysia but i heard about malaysian marshall art "seelak"so why you are not trying it.
First thing you have to do is check your local yellow pages or phone book, look for the all the available schools your area has to offer.
The reason I always suggest to look in the phone book first is due to the fact you're pretty much searching for a school in your local area. You may even find one a few blocks down from you. Using the phone book as your first step will make your search faster and easier because all the information such address and phone number are available for you right there.
Secondly, if you are not having any success with this type search, After all the vigorous research on styles and decided on a particular style of martial arts. Try contacting an organization of that particular style on the internet and ask if they can refer schools or instructors available in your local area.
Please note that there are good number of good instructors that do not advertise or teach for commercial purpose thus you won't see them advertise anywhere. They are mostly located in private gyms or community centers. Just them a call and even if they don't have a program ask to see who they can refer you to.
One last thing, I don't mean to sound abrasive, but If the above suggestion is too much work for you, then the probability of you being serious in joining a martial arts school is less than zero. I am sorry to say this but, there's plenty of answerer's here that wants to sincerely help you in your quest, but you have to do your part.
Hope this helps and good luck with your search.|||i dont know much about malaysia but i heard about malaysian marshall art "seelak"so why you are not trying it.
Wall-E or Kungfu panda , Which is oscar winner this year ?
I love both , but one of these will win finally , which u pick for oscar ?|||"WALL-E" seems to have a bit more momentum going into awards season, especially since it just won the Golden Globe. Pixar does well in this category, and a big plus for Academy voters is the fact that the film throws back to old Hollywood with the "Hello, Dolly" references. All that considered, I'm thinking "WALL-E" is a shoe-in for the Oscar.|||Wall-E is soooo cute! I love that movie.
Not a huge fan of Kung-Fu Panda, but it's ok.|||Wall-E is more of a drama... it will probably win
it was awesome too|||I hated Wall-E and I thought Kung Fu Panda was cute! =) But I think that Wall-E will win! I would pick Kung Fu Panda though!
Not a huge fan of Kung-Fu Panda, but it's ok.|||Wall-E is more of a drama... it will probably win
it was awesome too|||I hated Wall-E and I thought Kung Fu Panda was cute! =) But I think that Wall-E will win! I would pick Kung Fu Panda though!
What does Tai chi have to do with Kungfu?
Tai Chi is a style of Kung Fu, just like Hung Gar, Northern Shaolin, or Hsing - I. As a fighting style, Tai Chi focuses on yielding to and redirecting an attack with explosive, whip-like power. To develope the subtle skill needed to pull this off in combat, the training emphasizes relaxation and whole-body power. Part of this training is the slow-motion form training that most people are familiar with.|||Not a damn thing if you ask me..!!|||Tai chi is a good way to calm the mind down after getting wired from intense activity. It's a lot like meditation.|||Tai Chi is style of Kung Fu. Kung Fu contains all styles|||Tai chi is an internal style of Kung Fu|||everyone teaches yang tai chi now, which is calming and slow. The original chen tai chi was for fighting.|||Its a style of kungfu
What do you think of chinese kungfu? useful for real combat?
http://www.martialguy.com my site. I want to know what do you think of chinese kungfu. so I can better do it.|||Having used it for more than 30 years successfully in such situations I can say that it is useful. Of course I was trained specifically for combat so that makes a bit of difference. If you don't train for practical usage then no style is going to be of much help in real combat.|||yea i mean it worked for david carradine.|||Kung fu rocks|||Not against sabres, canons and rpg's. Kung fu is not a martial art. Its a martial art of defense.|||Its an ancient form of "MARTIAL Arts".
Obviously it is useful for real combat.|||kungfu is good against kungfu or maybe other traditional styles, but i dont think its gonna get you very far if your saftey really depended on it|||Chinese kungfu is not the best for real combat|||Wing Chun is designed for combat and self defense applications.|||For pure fighting, you can't beat the Gracie's style of Ju-Jitsu.|||1- just because it is "ancient" doesn't mean it is good today.
2- the ony real answer here is that IT DEPENDS ON HOW YOU TRAIN.
If you train realistically with fully resisting partners (eventually) and cross-train against other styles, then you are preparing yourself well for "real" combat- I say real because if someone is unarmed, it is a whole different ball game than if they have a weapon- in that case no unarmed style is going to give you an advantage.
3- CMA (kung fu is properly called, "Chinese Martial Arts") has a reputation for NOT TRAINING WITH RESISTANCE.
Many places do in fact operate like what I like to call a "pajama party" meaning you are merely dressing up in the uniform and doing "forms" (the CMA equivalent of kata) or compliant drilling.
The problem with "forms" is that while some may operate as a form of stregth training using your body weight or shadowboxing equivalent. many many teachers don't teach you how to apply them and the school doesn't even do two man drills with full resistance to even test the understanding.
5- it CAN be usefull in "real" unarmed combat if trained properly. I myself know people (including myself) who also train in CMA and have used it to cross train against other styles successfully. I also know someone who has competed in San Da and an amateur MMA events with CMA and used it successfully.
6- Limits- the thing about CMA is that it doesn't train your ground game much on average and the term "anti-grappling" is bogus. Claims of "anti-grappling" techniques are shown that the techniques do not work with any regularity against a trained grappler. Like boxing, CMA is only part of the puzzle. Most are striking arts with limited grappling applications and most of those that have are stand up grappling or locks.
7- the KEY POINT IS THAT IT MUST BE TRAINED REALISTICALLY- I say it again because it is that important.|||I've been doing it since I was born and it is deffinetly useful for real combat. My teacher has gotten into so many street fights by force that he is as good as Master Alex Kwok|||Why do you question a Martial Art thats been refined thousands of years before you. They've figured everything out. The Western culture has no idea of the practical knowledge the ancient Chinese and Japanese had well before we fricken started trying to take over the world.
If you study any Martial Art diligently you will become proficient. If you are a lousy student, you will become a lousy you will never be proficient and never be a Martial Artist.
lr
http://www.pacificwingchunassociation.co鈥?/a>
http://www.wingchunassoc.com|||Bluto cover it already.
I wouldn't trust any kung fu school unless it's San Shou or San Da.
Obviously it is useful for real combat.|||kungfu is good against kungfu or maybe other traditional styles, but i dont think its gonna get you very far if your saftey really depended on it|||Chinese kungfu is not the best for real combat|||Wing Chun is designed for combat and self defense applications.|||For pure fighting, you can't beat the Gracie's style of Ju-Jitsu.|||1- just because it is "ancient" doesn't mean it is good today.
2- the ony real answer here is that IT DEPENDS ON HOW YOU TRAIN.
If you train realistically with fully resisting partners (eventually) and cross-train against other styles, then you are preparing yourself well for "real" combat- I say real because if someone is unarmed, it is a whole different ball game than if they have a weapon- in that case no unarmed style is going to give you an advantage.
3- CMA (kung fu is properly called, "Chinese Martial Arts") has a reputation for NOT TRAINING WITH RESISTANCE.
Many places do in fact operate like what I like to call a "pajama party" meaning you are merely dressing up in the uniform and doing "forms" (the CMA equivalent of kata) or compliant drilling.
The problem with "forms" is that while some may operate as a form of stregth training using your body weight or shadowboxing equivalent. many many teachers don't teach you how to apply them and the school doesn't even do two man drills with full resistance to even test the understanding.
5- it CAN be usefull in "real" unarmed combat if trained properly. I myself know people (including myself) who also train in CMA and have used it to cross train against other styles successfully. I also know someone who has competed in San Da and an amateur MMA events with CMA and used it successfully.
6- Limits- the thing about CMA is that it doesn't train your ground game much on average and the term "anti-grappling" is bogus. Claims of "anti-grappling" techniques are shown that the techniques do not work with any regularity against a trained grappler. Like boxing, CMA is only part of the puzzle. Most are striking arts with limited grappling applications and most of those that have are stand up grappling or locks.
7- the KEY POINT IS THAT IT MUST BE TRAINED REALISTICALLY- I say it again because it is that important.|||I've been doing it since I was born and it is deffinetly useful for real combat. My teacher has gotten into so many street fights by force that he is as good as Master Alex Kwok|||Why do you question a Martial Art thats been refined thousands of years before you. They've figured everything out. The Western culture has no idea of the practical knowledge the ancient Chinese and Japanese had well before we fricken started trying to take over the world.
If you study any Martial Art diligently you will become proficient. If you are a lousy student, you will become a lousy you will never be proficient and never be a Martial Artist.
lr
http://www.pacificwingchunassociation.co鈥?/a>
http://www.wingchunassoc.com|||Bluto cover it already.
I wouldn't trust any kung fu school unless it's San Shou or San Da.
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