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Fu-Pow
07-16-2004, 10:36 AM
Mak Hin Fai Washington Kung Fu Club is proud to sponsor the 2004 World Koon Hung Martial Arts Championships to be held on Saturday, August 21st, 2004, at the People's Community Center, Tacoma, Washington.

Mark your calendars and plan to attend this exciting event. Remember, pre-registration must be made by August 1st, 2004.
See the following flyer for additional details:

http://www.makskungfu.com/events/pages/u1.html

See you all there!!!

And while you are visiting our site, check out some of our videos, weapons and training linaments on our products page:

http://www.makskungfu.com/products/product.html

:D

MasterKiller
07-16-2004, 10:41 AM
You don't have to shout.

rubthebuddha
07-16-2004, 10:42 AM
fu -- for the first time in recent history, the violence on MLK will be sanctioned and legal. :D

have you documentation on the rules for the events? i'm going to share this with a few folkses i know up here.

Golden Arms
07-16-2004, 11:29 AM
Thanks for spamming us with that right after you *****ed out Coach Ross for plugging his event. I might add that he didnt try and plug his school at all in the same post. This will only help more forum readers to take you seriously Fu-Pow.:rolleyes:

Fu-Pow
07-16-2004, 11:49 AM
Originally posted by Golden Arms
Thanks for spamming us with that right after you *****ed out Coach Ross for plugging his event. I might add that he didnt try and plug his school at all in the same post. This will only help more forum readers to take you seriously Fu-Pow.:rolleyes:

I'm coming to your tournament dude... so you can save your snide comments till you want to say them to my face. I just found out the dates. I'm bringing my boys,so tell your guys they better start training. We're gonna mop you up in all events and at your own tournament even! :D

Golden Arms
07-16-2004, 12:30 PM
Someone drank their Energy Drink today...

:o I will make it a point to let some of the guys from Leongs School know that you guys plan on entering San Shou. Will you be fighting?

lkfmdc
07-16-2004, 01:22 PM
Fu Pow, some opportunities for you to enter San Shou and actually fight...

July 24 in San Jose, Cung le's born to fight www.borntofight.com

Sept 4 in Elizabeth NY, KSD USA's World Championships www.kingofsandausa.com

Nov 8, New York Showdown 9 www.USKBA.com

Visit our friends the IKF at www.ikfkickboxing.com

Read news about the Pan Am san shou competition at www.kungfu.net (Brent Hamby's site)

Kungfu King China may move to the US, and Tat Mau Wong will be helping with his new federation, www.iskfederation.com

And by the way, all King of San Da USA (www.KingofSanDaUSA.com) events are sponsored by the great people at Viper Fight Wear www.viperfightwear.com

Read all the latest news at www.ADCombat.com

Fu-Pow
07-16-2004, 01:56 PM
Originally posted by lkfmdc
Fu Pow, some opportunities for you to enter San Shou and actually fight...

July 24 in San Jose, Cung le's born to fight www.borntofight.com

Sept 4 in Elizabeth NY, KSD USA's World Championships www.kingofsandausa.com

Nov 8, New York Showdown 9 www.USKBA.com

Visit our friends the IKF at www.ikfkickboxing.com

Read news about the Pan Am san shou competition at www.kungfu.net (Brent Hamby's site)

Kungfu King China may move to the US, and Tat Mau Wong will be helping with his new federation, www.iskfederation.com

And by the way, all King of San Da USA (www.KingofSanDaUSA.com) events are sponsored by the great people at Viper Fight Wear www.viperfightwear.com

Read all the latest news at www.ADCombat.com

Thanks for the info. I'm gearing up to fight as we speak.

The problem is that I don't have anyone to show me the San Shou rules or what kind of throws, sweeps etc. are allowed.

I hate going into a competition and then being told "hey that's not allowed!"

It seems like they're always changing up the rules so I'm not sure what to train

Wong Tat Mau brought up a "Master Gao" from Beijing to get us started on some San Shou stuff but unfortunately I wasn't able to attend his seminar due to financial reasons.

.

yenhoi
07-16-2004, 02:13 PM
The problem is that I don't have anyone to show me the San Shou rules or what kind of throws, sweeps etc. are allowed.

I hate going into a competition and then being told "hey that's not allowed!"

It seems like they're always changing up the rules so I'm not sure what to train

The rules, what kind of throws, sweeps, and etc are all available on those websites.

:rolleyes:

Fu-Pow
07-16-2004, 02:15 PM
Originally posted by yenhoi


The rules, what kind of throws, sweeps, and etc are all available on those websites.

:rolleyes: [/B]

In my experience they change....including on the day of the tournament.:rolleyes:

lkfmdc
07-16-2004, 04:04 PM
When people who have never fought and have no idea what San Da is try and run events, you get some silly results. A certain event recently offered "San Shao", hint, if you can't spell it properly on your materials, what do you really know about the event? Oh, of course, when investigated further, the rules were as silly

My advice would be to stick to events run by "Big 7" people, like Cung Le's "Born to Fight" event in San Jose or the world championships King of San Da USA is doing. Our rules have always been the same;

2004 World San Da Championships
September 4, 2004
RexPlex Sports Complex
Elizabeth, NJ, USA

"OPEN AMATEUR COMPETITION"
This event is open to ALL amateur athletes who are 18 years of age or older.
Professional athletes are restricted and may not enter.
There is no prize money offered.

Registration Fees (US dollars in forms payable to "USKBA"):
$40 - Early Registration - must be postmarked by July 30, 2004.
$50 - Pre-Registration - must be postmarked by August 20, 2004
$60 - Late Registration

Divisions
Men's A Class: Open to all AMATEURS, all competitors will receive ranking after event
Men's B Class: BEGINNERS, 5 or less ring fights
Women: Women's competition is OPEN to all AMATEURS

Weight Classes
see Registration Form at http://www.uskba.com/2004tournamentforms.htm

Tournament hotel info
http://www.uskba.com/countryinn.htm
The hotel is 1/2 mile from Rex Plex

Tournament rules can be found at http://www.uskba.com/2004sanda.htm

Summary of Rules
We will be using King of San Da:USA rules at this event. Punching, kicking, knee strikes, throws and takedowns are all legal. Federation's complete King
of San Da:USA rules can be found at; www.angelfire.com/sd2/kingofsanda/ksdrules.html.

Required protective equipment:
- Shorts are MANDATORY in ALL matches. No long pants.

- All athletes in all competitions must provide and wear a groin protector
and fitted mouth piece/gum shield. Groin protector must be worn under the
shorts. Chest protector for females.

- Wearing of approved leather headgear is MANDATORY.

- We will supply 12 ounce boxing gloves.

- Shin and instep protection is MANDATORY in amateur competition. The
padding must cover the shin and the top of the foot.

- Chest guard will NOT be used in this event.

Legal techniques:
1) Legal punching techniques include all boxing techniques and spinning
back fist strikes. A spinning backhand must strike with the glove portion of
the hand.

2) Legal kicking techniques include any kick to any legal target including
the head, torso, outside of the thighs, inside of the thighs, and calves.
Either kicks or sweeping motions with the arch of the foot are legal to both
the front and supporting legs. In San Da matches, knees are legal to any
area below the collar bone.

3) Clinching is allowed to seek advantage. However, the clinch is limited
to five (5) seconds. Kicking the legs in the clinch and/or punching out of
the clinch is legal. After five seconds, the referee will break the clinch
and restart the fighters. Throws and takedowns completed after the 5 second
period will not be considered by judges.

4) Competitors are allowed to use throw or takedown.

5) Competitors are allowed to catch kicks. Once caught, the fighter has 5
seconds to sweep, throw or takedown their opponent. Competitors may drive
(plow) their opponent during this five second period. The drive can not be
used to throw the opponent out of the ring.