I have heard of Cha Chuan, Ba Gua, Yang Tai Chi and Ba Ji were popularly trained by the bodyguards in China. I was wondering what were other styles were popular among those bodyguards as well.
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I have heard of Cha Chuan, Ba Gua, Yang Tai Chi and Ba Ji were popularly trained by the bodyguards in China. I was wondering what were other styles were popular among those bodyguards as well.
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Gun-Fu of course
Loud City
I believe he's speaking of the pre-gun era.Gun-Fu of course
He most honors my style who learns under it to destroy the teacher. -- Walt Whitman
Originally Posted by David Jamieson
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What makes a school of study a bodyguard art besides the fact that some bodyguards may of practiced it during a certain set period in time????????
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Chan clan hitman
I'm a body guard and use Choy Lee Fut. But live in 2003 Los Angeles, not imperial china way the f back.
Sam Tripp
Last edited by Diu Sao; 07-22-2003 at 05:42 PM.
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Originally posted by Black Jack
What makes a school of study a bodyguard art besides the fact that some bodyguards ...... practiced it during ... [Various] period[S] in time????????
The fact that they were **** good.
Cheese is where it's at!
I think the bodyguards studied many styles from many masters.
After all they might be called on to fight ANY stylist.
I think it was quiet common that many different teachers were at the palace at the same time and thus competition between them was also common.
Cheers.
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