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I did, it was a great film. I knew Donnie wouldn't get best actor but I knew the film would win big as a whole due to the overwhelming success.

I agree with that if your intent is to compete and yes, it certainly costs money. However, if you're teaching children and regular working stiffs (I make only $36,000 a year), it's offensive to act...

Martial art establishments are supposed to care more about getting all your money. They're not giving you a degree that will give you an edge in the workplace. People don't go to college because it...

Personally, I love Ralph Macchio. I thought he did a great job - you want to talk about stiff - try Chuck Norris, he couldn't act his way out of a paper bag.

I would say clearly - yes. A good teacher is a good teacher. If I can't afford my classes for JKD, it's free. My Wing Chun teacher came down for me just so I could afford to go back. When a...

Okay, it's Praying Mantis - this is what their website shows for the price list. I could probably take three months of Wing Chun WITH private lessons cheaper than what these people charge for group...

Just about everyone does for the movies, unless you believe people can fly about or suffer serious injuries and still manage to get up and fight like it's no big deal....:D

I loved the show; I thought the acting was great, particularly by the actor who played his troubled brother in the series. I think his martial arts is about as crediable as any actor. I wonder what...

Getting back to commercialism, in the States, what's everyone's opinion of Dr. Yang Jwing-Ming? He has a couple of schools of here in Andover and Boston, Massachusetts and it's contract and quite...

No, I'm not making the switch. I'm curious because Alexander Fu Sheng used to study this style for his film roles:

http://home.clara.net/firstuniversal/fusheng.html

In Disciples of Shaolin, the...

I wish I knew how true to the real story it was. Unless I'm mistaken, didn't Yip Man lose his first family during the war? I thought I read about this is some of the Bruce Lee bio's over the years.

That's exactly what is going on with the sequel. It's already in the works and will take up when he enters Hong Kong and his experiences there with Bruce Lee. It would have been too long of a story...

Hello,

How do you find making the transition between the styles?

Anyone that says Sammo is past his prime is clueless. Sammo has always been at the top of his game and one of the most respected directors and choreographers in Hong Kong. That said, this is a role...

Thank you people. I really appreciate the info! :D

I'm trying to find a school that teaches White Eyebrow. I've been told there is a school taught by Wayne Chin but I've no idea where to look and he doesn't appear to answer his e-mail at the address...

Anyone know of a place that teaches?

I'm checking out a school Monday, mainly because it's down the street from me, has classes at times I can make and *hopefully,* will allow me to train on the days I'm available at a reasonable cost. ...

You can buy them here cheap. I just got three of his Wing Chun Do books for $9 each.

http://www.wingchundo.com/default.cfm?PID=1.1

Will it play on US DVD players?

I'm looking for good Wing Chun instructional DVDs. Any recommendations?

Anyone have a copy of this? Is it worth the money or just an overview of the book?

No, really, I'm not trying to be funny. I've studied Turning Style and think it's great actually. But since Wing Tsun was intented for more street fighting, I'm curious if practioners find one to be...

First off - this isn't to start a debate over which is better. I'm curious which of the two styles people consider more practical in terms of self defense. Thanks in advance folks.

Hi,

I'm a petite lady into Wing Tsun/JKD. I love what I do but my parents are always after me to join a gym. When we lived in a house, it was easy to exercise on the treadmill as we weren't...