Martial Arts.

lol 1 inch punch is just some fake kill bill punch, anyway what chick can punch? told you its fake.....

Agreed Bruce lee Is FTW

 

Wing Chun was developed by a woman in ancient China. It is said that a woman refused an emperor's marriage proposal, and had to fight him to get her freedom back. She developed a technique of close combat moves to counter the emperor's aggressive attacks.
Furthermore, Bruce Lee was a master of Wing Chun.

I mostly have training in Muay Thai and various other kick boxing disciplines; though I am quite interested in the other martial arts from various other countries. Right now my interests lie in Wing Chun.

 

taekwondo

 

You did Taekwondo for a few years and never bothered to learn how it's spelt?
Even if it was to be broken up into segments, it would be Tae-Kwon-Do
Tae [Foot strike] Kwon [Fist strike] Do [Way]

 

One inch punch is real, here's a documentary about it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx9iPFMriz0

-LeetNeo.

 

Funny enough, I just started taking Muay Tai and Tai Jitsu classes today. Their really fun, but exhausting none the less.

 

That's the same that happened to me when I first tried Wushu. But also, my legs cramped soo bad the next day that I couldn't move. Also, when I quit for a few months and came back to Wushu, I went as hard as I can, and the next day it was the worst pain, when I moved my leg even one centimeter, it hurt.

-LeetNeo.

 

I can move fine, everything just a little sore. Especially since we learned a headlock in Tai Jitsu on the first day..

 

Alright, that's good. Also, have you seen the links to those videos I've posted?

-LeetNeo.

 

I do back yard UFC.
We have alot of people tbh.
Im not gonna say i know alot about martial arts, but im pretty damn good ^_^

 

It's like underground boxing or something, right? It's like the movie Fatal Contact, where someone invites Wu Jing to go UnderGround Boxing.

Here's the trailer for Fatal Contact: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDQ_p3wU0oc

-LeetNeo.

 

I do general MMA at a club, and Mauy Thai.

I'm not too keen on Wing Chun, my dad wants to start. They seem to throw thousands of punches without any substance.. But that's what I think of it, I haven't had any experience of it though.

I much prefer a more varied, sporting martial art like Mauy Thai.

 

I think those rapidfire punches for Wing Chun is very good, remember that those punches are very strong as well, and it's very fast as well. Here's a fight scene where Donnie Yen is doing Wing Chun versus ten black belts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qhPDEOYbx4 At 1:55 and 2:28, he demonstrates the rapidfire punches.

I think that Wing Chun is a very defensive Martial Art, and remember, if you throw or hit at a Wing Chun fighter, expect for something to be thrown back at you, that's whats soo hard to fight a Wing Chun fighter, that's what it said in a documentary about the movie Ip Man I saw.

-LeetNeo.