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forgive me for i have sinned...

i haven't posted here in like 2 or 3 mos.
i have a hot girlfriend who knows kung fu.
we have teh sex0r.
a lot.
i was unsuccessful in using my kungfu to defend...

http://www.thehaca.com/essays/knightvs.htm

YES! i've been looking for those clips for like 2 or 3 months now.
Thanks for posting them!

I study the secret, sacred art of own joo.

Surprised no one mentioned Rooster Hop.
Covers a huge amount of distance (8-10 ft if you practice it with a step through) in a small amount of time.
Good for catching up with some who's taken a few...

In no particular order...
1. As an entering technique
2. To generate torque for a throw
3. To escape a throw
4. To escape being encircled
5. To tie up an opponents legs (cross step actually).

Pulling, as I've learned it, doesn't use the hand to block out the opponents leg. Both arms and the inside shoulder (the shoulder that is against the opponents body right before the throw is...

http://www.judoinfo.com/techdraw.htm

I just went through all of those throws and not one is even close to what I'm talking about.
Anyone know of other sites that list throws w/pics?

I just google searched o soto gari; not close at all.
In pulling arm kicking, both people are facing the same direction (after the hop).
I found a site with animations of judo throws, so I'll look...

This guy is f uckin funny.

LMAO

That sounds pretty good, I'll have to try that one.
When I get a half as sed knee seizing going (ie, less upper body control than I'd like, but good control on the knee), I just start running them...

knee seizing -
my right hand on your right shoulder, my left hand goes to the side or back of your right knee, then the hands turn like you would a steering wheel.

pulling arm kicking -
both...

Well...a .50 will definitely drop someone no matter where you hit them.
If I'm in the situation that I actually need to shoot someone, I want to make sure that f ucker is going to drop no matter...

I really don't know what most of these are called in other arts, aside from one, but here are mine...

pulling (I think the closest thing to this in judo is the body drop throw)
chopping
neck...

Shoulder strike with leg seizing sounds cool, care to explain it?
I practice it with an elbow to the neck or face.

Link doesn't work for me

Woah.

http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30200-12865608,00.html

Congrats on the glory of your wins and the lessons of your losses.

Good info LKFMDC.
Thanks for the link.

The only part that I'm going to bother commenting on is the shuai jiao:
First and foremost, Robert Smith did not master shuai jiao nor study it for any length of time. Nor does he mention the length...

On training -

Something will always come up, something will always come up and tempt you not to train. Ignore it or take care of it. Then train.

Lineage says more about the quality of your techniques rather than your ability to do them. Said ability only comes from training.



Skeletal muscle is composed of striations that run the length...

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Water Dragon

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BAHAHAHAHAHA
That rules.

"I have also noticed a number of people(on this forum and elsewhere) state that kung fu takes time to learn, which is the reason a 6 month student of Muay Thai can whoop a 6 month student of kung...