Is Shaolin-Do for real?

[Flaca]

heh...
Dude, you are old enough that Id feel bad for beating you down.
But sure, when I come back to texas if you are around Ill gladly smite you. There has been more than one instance in my life where I had to show an older gent that "young punks" can dismantle a "tough ass old man" with ease....

Do you think KC's been resting on his laurels for 38 years???? He's about the strongest and quickest guy in SD, of any age.
Smite? I doubt it. Although you sound like one of those guys who'll take anything (bloody noses, black eyes, bruised shins) and never admit defeat. "Just a flesh wound"

[Meat Shake]

"He's about the strongest and quickest guy in SD, of any age."

lol...
for some reason that is one of the least intimidating things anyone has ever said to back someone up.

"(bloody noses, black eyes, bruised shins) and never admit defeat."

If Im still standing then the fight isnt over.

[John Many Jars]

San Shou kickboxing, or San Soo the too-deadly-to-spar style? There is a difference.

I think it's San Shou. He said most of their stuff was in clinching range, w/ a lot of throws and ground work (chokes, etc.). I'll have to ask him next time I see him what kind of sparring they did.

[MasterKiller]

I think it's San Shou. He said most of their stuff was in clinching range, w/ a lot of throws and ground work (chokes, etc.). I'll have to ask him next time I see him what kind of sparring they did.

San Shou kickboxing has no ground work. It's kick/punch/throw, done with boxing gloves.

I bet he's San Soo....

It's pronouced the same, in fact, I think the Chinese characters are the same. But San Soo is a TMA, not a combat sport.

[Judge Pen]

San Shou kickboxing has no ground work. It's kick/punch/throw, done with boxing gloves.

I bet he's San Soo....

or he's cross-trained a bit.

[kwaichang]

Hey man I didnt solicit it Im slow as a sloth and weak as water Im fat and ugly so dont mind being hit, My technique sucks and I cant kick above the knee. KC

[CaptinPickAxe]

It seems the SDers have gotten a bit more testy since I've returned from my hiatus. Confidence can help gain a win, arrogance can be the sole reason for a loss. KC, you best choose your battles or train for a war. I'm Shake's training partner and I'll tell you straight up: Train hard or contact EMS pre-fight. If you take this fight, KC, (which I highly doubt...just another internet tough guy) crosstrain. You'll need it. The SD anti-grapple won't save you.

Also, if you can't take criticism get the fuck off of KFO. And a word in advance, Shake and I are preparing to start training with a very respected MMA crew here in MLPS. We train for this, but soon we will be training to put our skills to the test in the ring. Are you a hobbyist or a fighter?

[kwaichang]

Im a hobbyist for 36 years 6-7 days a week , X pro fighter turned MA dont care about EMT I have fought some tough old cookies in my time. Trained old style Judo and others Bouncer for many years and more. and I dont psych out I just try real hard to win. KC

[CaptinPickAxe]

If your a 6-7 day a week, ex-fighter then you aren't a hobbyist. Do you have a link to your record? Where you ranked? What venues/formats have you fought in?

[CaptinPickAxe]

Also, now that we know your background. If you won, would it have been your judo or the SD that helped your win? If anything your "experience" is more daming than saving for SD. You openly admit to knowing other arts that would come into play. I know that SD has no respectable ground game so if you won by submission it would be the Judo. If you won by KO/TKO from a throw, it would have been the Judo. So, all that's left is striking for SD...I have my doubts to your claims but the truth stands.

[kwaichang]

I did the other but have found the truth SD how do you define what one is beaten by? So it doesnt matter, what venues I fought PKA , also in those days we challenged other schools and fought for the he// of it. I have a good knowledge of the ground and can kick and punch a little even at my advanced age. I fought on cards with Anthony the amp elmore in the 80's and a few other ranked people , my best friend and I trained pro boxing in Nashville he went on to be world welter weight and light weight champ. You know there is no way to say what beat who MS trained SD if he hits me and knocks me out then I will say it was the SD training. No way No way No way. GOIT. KC
Because he, MS doesnt like something he doesnt have the right or knowledge to cut it down. Its the man not the art. KC

[CaptinPickAxe]

Wow. The period button is next to the coma. That was hard to read.

So...where are the links? If you have fought, you should be easy to find. What's your name?

Also, you seem to be using your age as a crutch. If you can fight, then good. But if you can't don't use your age as a preemptive excuse.

[Meat Shake]

"MS trained SD if he hits me and knocks me out then I will say it was the SD training."
... SD actually taught me a few habits I had to unlearn when I began actually fighting. I train to fight and I fight to win. I dont play paticake with gloves on.

Anyhow...
Im getting bored with this thread.
Ill let you know when Im in texas.

Be well.

[ninthdrunk]

CSC folks, what's the deal with this form? I love our monkey forms, and I'm curious where/when the West acquired this form. I've heard it was taught to them by someone on the China trip awhile back, and didn't actually come from Grandmaster Sin. Anyone have this form and want to share the basics of what it's all about: where'd it come from, what's it like?

[Baqualin]

CSC folks, what's the deal with this form? I love our monkey forms, and I'm curious where/when the West acquired this form. I've heard it was taught to them by someone on the China trip awhile back, and didn't actually come from Grandmaster Sin. Anyone have this form and want to share the basics of what it's all about: where'd it come from, what's it like?

Stone monkey is one of the 5 monkey styles taught by the Monkey King.
BQ