Dream Style

[Judge Pen]

The styles that we train in are often governed by our opportunities. That is to say we start a class because it is convenient or affordable. I was wondering if you could study any style (or with any sifu from any style) outside of your current, which style would it be and why.

[The Willow Sword]

qigong and medical qi gong, Li jun feng.

[shaolin kungfu]

Outside of my current style, and if I had the time/money, I'd probably do kali and bjj.

[Fred Sanford]

shaolin-do :eek:

[joedoe]

I can't think of any other style I would rather do, or learn from any other teachers. I was lucky enough to stumble upon my dream style first time.

[Becca]

Pretty happy with what I study and with whom.

[Golden Arms]

I would look at Hsing-I/I-Chuan, Baji, Tai Chi Chuan, and possibly Bagua..though I think the first would be Hsing-I. That is of course, if I didnt keep finding the exact same movements and concepts in my Current style..so who knows.

[Oso]

one that taught me how to fly and breath water.


maybe I just need Merlin.





bagua or maybe Hwarangdo (sp?)

then I could create

BAGUARANGDO

[rogue]

My old Jujutsu school.

[Shuul Vis]

i want to learn hsing yi.

[tnwingtsun]

Hsing-I/Bakqua sans those **** Tai-chi hippies.

[Radhnoti]

I'm a big fan of the Jun Fan portion of JKD, and the methodology that a lot of JKD schools seem to employ. So, I'll say JKD.

[quiet man]

Originally posted by joedoe
I can't think of any other style I would rather do, or learn from any other teachers. I was lucky enough to stumble upon my dream style first time.

My thoughts exactly. You couldn't find 10 decent MA teachers in Croatia if you looked with a microscope, but I (with no previous experience in MA whatsoever) was lucky enough to find a direct student of sigung Wong Shun Leung. Wing Chun is the only style for me, and my sifu the only teacher.

[MasterKiller]

I've always liked Choy Lay Fut.

I'm lucky enough to have access to two different Sifus that know a lot of different styles. In a few years, once I'm somewhat proficient at what I'm doing now, I'd like to start studying Hsing-I.

[norther practitioner]

I'd just like to add some more grappling to my arsenal.... Which I've been debating going to take classes from Amal Eason.

[Shaolin-Do]

The more I watch the splashing hands vids, the more I like it. I love their stepping techniques... Very aggressive... Very interesting applications and hand movements as well... And the little 9 heaven kung fu sounds very interesting as well... Gotta say from what Ive seen, out of all the styles I have seen, I like splashing hands the best. Only problem that only way to learn it here is by video.
:(

[PHILBERT]

I'd train with a God.

[chen zhen]

lol philbert:p

I would train Jook Lum southern praying mantis, or maybe Kali.

[Sho]

I am in my dream school. :D

[fidon]

I like my current like thats why i still do it....although Drunken Boxing looks like a bit of fun.

[Brad]

I suppose if I had to pick a style/teacher other than my own, I'd pick Liu He Ba Fa with Wai Lun Choi, Bagua Zhang with Kang Ge Wu, or Fu style Bagua Zhang & Taiji Quan with Nick Gracenin.

[red5angel]

chen zhen, sounds like I started learning your dream style :)

[weightvest]

Definitely Pak Mei. Quick and to the point

"My first hit doesn't kill you, second one will."

Oh but how I DREEAAAM of finding the real thing! Maybe I can get into voodoo and resurect Cheung Lai Cheun or Chuk Fat Wan *sniff*