Junior Member
As this is my firsts post I think that I'll use it to say hi as well, so Hello!
As the title might suggest, I'm a Lau Gar guy, well truth be told I actually study (because of politics) Lian Jian Kuin kung fu. Still, its the Lau Gar syllabus.
Does anyone else here practice Lau Gar?
Last edited by Gender; 04-29-2004 at 05:45 AM.
'Better to stumble then to fall.'
Sand Dancer
I used to practise Lau Gar, I did it for 14 years. In fact I started off in Scotland, but now I practise Choy Lee Fut, which I have been doing so on and off for 14 years.
A wise man knows, that to know is to know that to know is not to know
Evil Kung Fu Genius
hi gender
Yes - I train Lau Gar in Scotland although my main style is Hung Gar.
Do you train under Andy McCracken/Rab Smith?
PE
"We had a thing to settle so I did him"
Tamai, 43, was quoted by Police as saying.
Junior Member
Nope, I train with Derek Dudgeon and sometimes with a guy called Angus (although I don't know his second name).Do you train under Andy McCracken/Rab Smith?
Its odd that Lau Gar is most popular in Scotland, I've never met someone who does it in England (or anywhere else for that matter).
'Better to stumble then to fall.'
Junior Member
Hi gender,
I study Lau Gar and i live in Merseyside.Been doing it for a number of years.Do you know why your style changed its name?
Gaijin
Dis Member
Hi Gender,
I know Angus very well!
Welcome.
I don't know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve.
J.R.R. Tolkien
Originally posted by SifuAbel
OMG, some body got a DNA sample from the burnt carcass of the last dead horse, separated the live cells, cloned another horse, watched it grow, let it come to maturity and then
PROCEEDED TO BEAT IT TO DEATH , AGAIN!!!!!!!!!
Junior Member
Only that MA politics were involved, something about the name being copyrighted and not being part of a certain organisation. All very hush-hush from what I know (which as you can see isn't very muchDo you know why your style changed its name?).
'Better to stumble then to fall.'
Junior Member
I haven't seen him in a little while, I miss his kicking lessons!Originally posted by AndyM
I know Angus very well!
'Better to stumble then to fall.'
Dis Member
LOLOriginally posted by Gender
I haven't seen him in a little while, I miss his kicking lessons!
I don't!
Thought he'd broken my neck once.
I don't know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve.
J.R.R. Tolkien
Originally posted by SifuAbel
OMG, some body got a DNA sample from the burnt carcass of the last dead horse, separated the live cells, cloned another horse, watched it grow, let it come to maturity and then
PROCEEDED TO BEAT IT TO DEATH , AGAIN!!!!!!!!!
Junior Member
Erm... How?Thought he'd broken my neck once.
I suddenly don't miss kicking lessons so much anymore...
Only joking!
Last edited by Gender; 05-07-2004 at 11:55 PM.
'Better to stumble then to fall.'
Registered User
Hi there,
Anyone know Ian McPherson , he used to teach me in Aberdeen in 1980-1984. Then I moved to San Francisco.
I would love to know what happened to him or contact him.
Cheers
David
"In heaven and earth no spot to hide;
Bliss belongs to one that knows that things
are empty and that man too is nothing.
Splendid indeed is the Mongol longsword
Slashing the spring wind like a flash of lightning !"
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