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Yeah, by the sounds of it, i might wait a while before venturing into hardcore training. Your sifu sounds like a very accomplished person. Kudos to him! Haha no i'm not built, i'm lean. I've actually taken time off from martial arts to do weight training. Once i achieve my weightlifting goals...

lololololol. i want to go to hong kong soooo bad, and do a few years of hardcore MA.

haha thats like me in a nutshell with the random phrases. I'll be learning Mandarin as part of my major next year, have a choice between that and jap but mandarin appeals mainly due to the martial arts..lol. you're so strange. Kung fu asian leb chick :P

hehehe....i'm about as close to an asian as a european can get, so i got pretty violent too!

Sweet Thanks! As my best friend and fellow martial artist said, "Ip Man 2 makes you feel like hitting a white person". Jet Li, Jackie Chan, Donnie Yen, Siu-Wong Fan, Wesley Snipes, just some of my favourite martial artists.

Parra Area!?!?! OMG you have to tell me where, i got to uni in parra and it would be perfect! (I would prob start next year though as im focusing on other things). My Sifu is Chris Hoy, who's your sifu? I don't really have a favourite bruce lee movie, love them equally like i would my...

Ip Man is one of my fav movies, iv got it on my HD I've seen Ip Man 2 aswell! How about you guys?

I train in the Blacktown area, then my Sifu moved the Kwoon (school) to Marayong. It's Red Boat lineage Wing Chun, my si-gung is Rick Spain who teaches in Surrey Hills, and he was taught by one of bruce lee's teachers

Yeah there's many different animal styles which are also incorporated together e.g. Tiger Crane

I did boxing for 3 years then moved onto Wing Chun Gung Fu. Would highly recommend it. I want to incorporate other Gung Fu styles with my Wing Chun, but currently im looking at Hapkido.

guesss...im guessing that you do hung gar or something of the sort?

I see we're both on the same page now! It largely depends on where you study it. But to an extent, what you study isn't important. TO AN EXTENT. Jeet Kune Do is more of a Philosophy than a martial art. Jeet Kune Do, as in my sig, is "Absorb what is useful, discard what is not, add what is...

I totall understand what you are saying, (and apologise for seeming abit rude lol). I think the most important thing is to distinguish real dojos and "McDojos". Unfortunately, there has been a mass increase in martial art schools which teach "choreography". They've ruined the reputations of...

Do you even know what a Kata is? Katas and forms develop memory and reflexes. In most martial arts they are the base from which you learn techniques, and are also used as spiritual tools. You can't be serious if you think kata is meant for real lif situations or fighting in general.

so you need to have gloves to be able to box someone on the street? GTFO moron. most fights end up on the ground. The majority of people have no ground work so if you can take them to the ground you'll have the clear advantage.

Boxing- Gives you a solid, simple grounding in stand-up fighting. Wing Chun- Powerful martial art, improves your flexibility, speed, reaction time, and you don't need size to defeat an opponent. Jiu Jitsu- Solid style for ground work, the majority of fights end up on the ground. Also...

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nice stats mate.

There's no reason to be jealous.

The other week, two guys were standing in the squat rack, taking turns in holding a 10kg plate and moving it up and down. After 3 sets of this they finally fucked off and i could use the squat rack for its intended purpose. And i face palm at people who load the leg press and move the weight...