I'm a combat sports fan and i like the idea of being able to knock fools outJust curious, seen you posting about related stuff and calisthenics more i guess
Martial arts training thread (boxing, karate, whatever)?
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Julius Skrrvin
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God bless the Chen family. They're one of the last bastions of real Tai Chi/Taiji. I love watching members of the family and village demonstrate their fajin and explosiveness. Crazy how some of them look like normal guys, or even out of shape but jesus christ they could beat some ass 
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAPqIMg6xPs&]Master Chen - Fajin - YouTube[/ame]
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAPqIMg6xPs&]Master Chen - Fajin - YouTube[/ame]
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Mowgli, I'm giving BJJ another try breh. 
Julius Skrrvin
I be winkin' through the scope
Been neglecting this thread like a single mother 
Anyhow things are going real good. I'm progressing pretty fast in the Xingyi curriculum because I'm diligently practicing every day. I feel physically strong as shyt right now, especially my lower body. I'm still in the phase of correcting my body's movement through what the Chinese call "Shen Fa" meaning body methods. It's weird, because if i'm moving fast or doing a sport or working on other physical things i'll catch myself using xingyiquan footwork or using my dan tian expression to get things done.
I realized what a massive task i have ahead of me learning this system if I wanna truly call myself a master. I'd say about 10 years of hard work. But I welcome it. It's hard to balance work and my workouts since they drain you physically and mentally.
Anyhow things are going real good. I'm progressing pretty fast in the Xingyi curriculum because I'm diligently practicing every day. I feel physically strong as shyt right now, especially my lower body. I'm still in the phase of correcting my body's movement through what the Chinese call "Shen Fa" meaning body methods. It's weird, because if i'm moving fast or doing a sport or working on other physical things i'll catch myself using xingyiquan footwork or using my dan tian expression to get things done.
I realized what a massive task i have ahead of me learning this system if I wanna truly call myself a master. I'd say about 10 years of hard work. But I welcome it. It's hard to balance work and my workouts since they drain you physically and mentally.
Julius Skrrvin
I be winkin' through the scope
gonna fight full contact in a tournament in april probably if my new job is cool with it. Sanda. excited and nervous 
what are you guys opinion on mook duk kwan??
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You ain't never lied. There's so much I want to discuss and ask in this thread, plus I can use some suggestions on the things I want to do. But to answer your question, I don't think there is such thing. But is you mean as in terms of plain hurting mufukkaz, I' d say go with Ninjutsu (the REAL shyt), Krav Maga, or MMA (More specifically, Muay Thai and/or BJJ)........
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I just got back into the boxing gym recently....I kickboxed for roughly 3 years prior, though...i box amateur
There is no such thing
people make jokes but in a 1 on 1, nothing is more effective than brazilian jiu jitsu. now in a group situation, krav maga seems to be the best choice.