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    Does anybody have any Training Poems/Songs for Hung Gar?

    As I have begun exchanging and interacting with more and more martial artists outside of my style, I have learned that many styles pass down much of their knowledge from generation to generation through training "poems" or "songs."

    I study Hung Gar and I was hoping that if anyone out there had any poems for our style they would be willing to share. I also welcome the sharing of "poems" and "songs" from other styles as well.

    I look forward to hearing from you all.

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    hello,

    try www.hungkyun.com - a specialised Hung Ga Kyun forum

    all the best
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    www.practicalhungkyun.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by Humble Disciple View Post
    As I have begun exchanging and interacting with more and more martial artists outside of my style, I have learned that many styles pass down much of their knowledge from generation to generation through training "poems" or "songs."

    I study Hung Gar and I was hoping that if anyone out there had any poems for our style they would be willing to share. I also welcome the sharing of "poems" and "songs" from other styles as well.

    I look forward to hearing from you all.
    here's one:

    one form, two form, three form, four. take your money to learn some more. practice standing in one place. in fight be careful, or you get punched in face. family(s) argue over who is best, but never ever put to test. talk about movies, theory, and history. how they learn anything real is big mystery. now i get this off my chest, and that is because choy lay fut is best
    Originally Posted by Knifefighter
    Really? That's real Kung Fu?
    If so, I take back every negative thing I ever said.

    Quote Originally Posted by Knifefighter View Post
    Specialed you do have a point there.

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    Hung Ga, Or Hung Sing,
    Choy Lee Fut Will Always Bring
    The Pain For Your Brain
    Sow Choy's To Your Down
    Makin You Feel Insane
    Pow Choy Or Sow Choy It Doesn't Really Matter Boy
    We Chop Chop Chop
    Until All Is Destroyed.
    Hung Sing Boyz, we gottit on lock down
    when he's around quick to ground and pound a clown
    Bruh we thought you knew better
    when it comes to head huntin, ain't no one can do it better

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    Quote Originally Posted by specialed View Post
    here's one:

    one form, two form, three form, four. take your money to learn some more. practice standing in one place. in fight be careful, or you get punched in face. family(s) argue over who is best, but never ever put to test. talk about movies, theory, and history. how they learn anything real is big mystery. now i get this off my chest, and that is because choy lay fut is best

    choy li fat gets my respect as any other cma
    to say one is the best that is more than out played
    its the person not the style get ya arse back 2 school
    the only thing needs a test is ur testicles fool
    seems to bother u a lot from the words u be posting
    lots of blah blah blah better keep ya schit crouched in


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    your paltry ass rhymes aint got nothing on mine
    Hung And CLf is how I roll in the str33ts.... combined
    take the best from two, double up the stew
    you'll be crying like a biotch when I chaap choy and Fu jow you
    you'll be calling me sifu and you'll bow down to my feet
    paying me 10, 000 dollars for a Muthaphukin' Bai see.

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    Hung like a horse
    but of course of course
    man i can say that with pride
    moreso with no remorse
    just look at the source
    of all men HUNG.
    it is what we do,
    and we leave em all sprung.
    Hung Sing Boyz, we gottit on lock down
    when he's around quick to ground and pound a clown
    Bruh we thought you knew better
    when it comes to head huntin, ain't no one can do it better

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    Quote Originally Posted by Laukarbo View Post
    choy li fat gets my respect as any other cma
    to say one is the best that is more than out played
    its the person not the style get ya arse back 2 school
    the only thing needs a test is ur testicles fool
    seems to bother u a lot from the words u be posting
    lots of blah blah blah better keep ya schit crouched in

    you think movie is real thing.
    i bet you never step in ring.
    all your videos are forms and dance
    you can't even show a decent stance
    pay lots of money to train with logs
    talk on forum, bay like dogs
    you been fooled by TMA
    time to switch to MMA
    Originally Posted by Knifefighter
    Really? That's real Kung Fu?
    If so, I take back every negative thing I ever said.

    Quote Originally Posted by Knifefighter View Post
    Specialed you do have a point there.

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    While I admire everyone's creativity, I am afraid either I did not make myself sufficiently clear or some people might have missed the point. The point of this thread was to share various wisdoms, observations, and training maxims that have been passed down from previous generations and Sifu's in the form of "poems" or "songs." To Western eyes/minds they often come off as lengthy riddles. The Tai Chi Chuan people will know exactly what I am talking about. There is a beautifully put together book by the title: "Yang Family Secret Transmissions" compiled and translated by Douglas Wile.

    I am furthermore discouraged by the fact that the posts I am seeing display so much flippancy, bravado, and in some cases bad taste. We are Hung Gar. We are supposed to righteous, humble, and disciplined. We should have respect for all styles and not quarrel. Instead, the posts here are claiming to beat up anyone or any style that crosses them. In other cases they have denigrated our reputation so far as to make genetalia jokes using the play on words of "Hung" and American slang.

    This is a chance for people of all Hung Gar lineages to come together and learn something serious from one another. Ask yourself, is your Kung Fu really so good that you have the time to waste on these distractions? I know mine is not even close.

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    dear mr. humble disciple. it is highly unlikely that anyone who knows of what you ask for would put it out on a public forum for anyone and everyone to see. mr. pm nicely placed a link to a forum where there are other hunggar players who might discuss such things with you.


    oh, and choy lay fut is much better
    Originally Posted by Knifefighter
    Really? That's real Kung Fu?
    If so, I take back every negative thing I ever said.

    Quote Originally Posted by Knifefighter View Post
    Specialed you do have a point there.

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    Every time I ask a serious question I run into a response along the lines of "that isn't taught/discussed outside of the family" or "you won't find anyone who knows anything about the subject willing to post it on a public forum."

    I am a disciple in a very traditional, very private class, so I understand the importance of secret family or "inner chamber" transmissions, but I fail to see how any fact, subject, or discussion of detail and substance is somehow off limits! What exactly are we supposed to talk about? What is the purpose of these forums?

    It seems to me that you can give away some golden eggs without losing the golden goose.

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    one last thing mr. humble: why do you not seek answers from your teacher? do you expect complete strangers to fill holes in your training over the internet? isn't learning kung fu a physical experience that requires a close relationship with your teacher and hours upon hours of hands on instruction? if i was your teacher, i would be insulted right now.


    and choy lay fut is better.
    Originally Posted by Knifefighter
    Really? That's real Kung Fu?
    If so, I take back every negative thing I ever said.

    Quote Originally Posted by Knifefighter View Post
    Specialed you do have a point there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Humble Disciple View Post
    Every time I ask a serious question I run into a response along the lines of "that isn't taught/discussed outside of the family" or "you won't find anyone who knows anything about the subject willing to post it on a public forum."

    I am a disciple in a very traditional, very private class, so I understand the importance of secret family or "inner chamber" transmissions, but I fail to see how any fact, subject, or discussion of detail and substance is somehow off limits! What exactly are we supposed to talk about? What is the purpose of these forums?

    It seems to me that you can give away some golden eggs without losing the golden goose.
    go to mcdonalds if you want drive through.
    Originally Posted by Knifefighter
    Really? That's real Kung Fu?
    If so, I take back every negative thing I ever said.

    Quote Originally Posted by Knifefighter View Post
    Specialed you do have a point there.

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    I value the special relationship I have with my Sifu very deeply. He and I have discussed many of these topics at length, however, I am simply trying to do additional research on my own in order to broaden my horizons and deepen my understanding.

    Much of a students journey, while guided by his Sifu, is endured alone. A Sifu can point you to the door but you must walk through. This is just me going out into the world and attempting to get involved. My teacher is fully aware of what I have posted here. I would be ashamed if I ever did anything to hurt my Sifu.

    I am sorry you feel the way you do about the matter. I would reserve judgement about concerning another's Sifu/Student relationship for your private thoughts, however, as it is deeply hurtful to someone who takes it seriously.

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    mr. humble. are you per chance in drama school? if not, it might be something to look into. really, now youy've hurt my feelings regarding my private thoughts.
    anyway, its nice you take your kung fu training seriously. what do you intend to do with it? are you going to fight in the ufc? i will be your biggest fan if you do. none of the kung fu people here ever do anything but talk.


    oh, and choy lay fut AND wing chun are better. but not as good as bjj
    Originally Posted by Knifefighter
    Really? That's real Kung Fu?
    If so, I take back every negative thing I ever said.

    Quote Originally Posted by Knifefighter View Post
    Specialed you do have a point there.

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