Martial arts - Page 2

Erm, dabbled in Capoeira a couple of years ago, but never really got serious. And that is pretty much the extent of my martial arts experience .

The Late Bruce Lee, Before Jeet Kune Do, Was "Wing Chun"
wich he trained before coming to the US. Soft Style similar to
Wudang Weng Shun Kuen, however certain names/terms differ. Bruce theoretically murdered for his plans to train deeper within the "softer" aspects of the art. Grandmaster Yip Man was Bruces direct instructor.
http://www.wingchun.org

Just started learning some qigong recently.

Don't discredit me from my screen name, I know the difference between reality and fantacy.....

I am a Shaolin Master i study Wudang Wu Shu Quan Chaun Animal styles Art of Nerve Blocking and so much more and i would like to start a web chat room place were we can discuss Martial arts

Boxing....i am an amatuer level boxer with a record of 8-0, with 5 KOs....i love boxing, pain is only in your mind....

couple years ago this guy who used to train with pat militech and jens pulver and matt hughes of the ultimate fighting championship started a gym in my town and taught me a little about jiu jitsu and kickboxing and basically beat the crap out of me for six months... i got to meet some of the guys from the ufc, though, when we went up to davenport to work out at the original miletich gym one weekend. that was pretty tough.

hi im matt and i study japanese jujitsu (to the last guy if you're gonna say jujittsu unless you're a supporter of the nazis say jujitsu not jiujitsu) but i really want to study Wudang Weng Shun Kuen it looks so much more to the point and stuff and (jujitsu can get a bit tedious at times the moves are all the same ) Wudang Weng Shun Kuen looks soooo cool but i cant find any dojos that teach it near me scan anyone please!!!!! tell me about any books or dvds or something.

All info is on http://home.quicknet.nl/qn/prive/wengshunkuen

or email:

wudangkuen@hotmail.com

jiu jitsu jiu jitsu jiu jitsu

I am a 14 year old High School Student and I just recently started Brazilian Jiujitsu.

Very interesting thread.

My daughters are in karate. I don't feel it's aggresive enough.

I have been looking into tae kwon do, Jeet kun do, aikido, and just recently have been conditioning for muay thai boxing, I havent really been in any of the classes but I do extensive research and when i do get time i just go to my friends classes and spar for fun with all the people there. thai boxing and jeet kun do are my favorites at the moment.. intense physical and mental disipline, just the way i like it. And of course being able to defend yourself against an attacker when odds are against you is always fun too.. that little innocent greed of being respected..

yeh
im a fist dan black belt in Tae-Kwon-Do and my mate does Hupkiedo or sumthin like that

First Degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do from ATA and a little Kung Fu and Karate. I also experiment with katana and striaght sword forms and even make up my own sometimes.