CaptShady
11/10/2004 2:54pm,
http://www.jiayo.com/videos/86_leitai.mov
View Full Version : lei tai clip 1986
Ronin
11/10/2004 3:05pm,
damn kung fu fighting !
Thaiboxerken
11/10/2004 3:16pm,
This really doesn't do much to bolster the claims of kung fu. Is it common for these folks to fight with their hands almost in their pockets?
CaptShady
11/10/2004 3:17pm,
damn kung fu fighting !
Who volunteers to tell him what he's doing is ****? :eusa_whis
Who volunteers to tell him what he's doing is ****? :eusa_whis
Ronin
11/10/2004 3:47pm,
I do !!!
Which one ??
Can I bring a burrito and slap him with it ?
Seriously, while it was at least full contact, or it seemed that way, they kind of sucked.
Which one ??
Can I bring a burrito and slap him with it ?
Seriously, while it was at least full contact, or it seemed that way, they kind of sucked.
justA black guy
11/10/2004 4:06pm,
The Dragon Screw takedown was coal, as well as that Powerslam the other guy did.
PizDoff
11/10/2004 7:00pm,
Hahhaha what?
Gotta learn that caugh leg throw myself.
Gotta learn that caugh leg throw myself.
Jenfucius
11/10/2004 7:02pm,
i thought it was pretty good, actually. don't be hatin'
Mr. Mantis
11/10/2004 7:06pm,
Jenfucius,
What are your thoughts on this?: http://www.jiayo.com/videos/sexton/piguaquan_01.mpg
What are your thoughts on this?: http://www.jiayo.com/videos/sexton/piguaquan_01.mpg
SifuAbel
11/10/2004 9:51pm,
More wushufied ****.................... :XXpuke:
Ming Loyalist
11/10/2004 10:33pm,
i think there was some really cool stuff done in those clips (mostly the throws.)
yeah, they should have had their hands up... we don't have enough info about the event to be able to tell what the rules were (i suspect "no punches to the face" was a part of it.)
i would really like to see the full footage, not just the highlights.
yeah, they should have had their hands up... we don't have enough info about the event to be able to tell what the rules were (i suspect "no punches to the face" was a part of it.)
i would really like to see the full footage, not just the highlights.
Zing!
11/10/2004 11:38pm,
I like the knockout at the end.
UnarmedBoxer
11/11/2004 1:55am,
actually John Wang wrote on emptydlower that keeping your hands high isnt always the best option and others on emptyflower agreed with him. Here is the thread (go to page 2):
http://www.emptyflower.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi/YaBB.cgi?board=Xing;action=display;num=1099788666
If you spend enough time on "tree kick" and "chain kick" then nobody on earth can get near by you. How can he knocks you cold if he can not even get closer to you? You won't need to guard your head if you had proper training. Drop both arms next to your legs and invite your opponent to punch at your head and then a nuts kick follow by a head punch, and take him down could be an excellent fighting strategy.
Trapping need plan ahead. Defense trapping is much harder than offense trapping. "creating opportunity" is always better then "waiting for opportunity". If your back hand is next to your front elbow then when you strike (he blocks) or he strikes (you block), you will have better chance to trap his arm. CMA has much superior "bridging and trapping" scheme then foreign MA. In CMA, your arms can act like octopus wrapping the pray. Have not heard any Karate, TKD, western boxing, or Thai boxing have bridging and trapping training in they system. The "Bridging and Trapping" training method make CMA more advance.
http://www.emptyflower.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi/YaBB.cgi?board=Xing;action=display;num=1099788666
If you spend enough time on "tree kick" and "chain kick" then nobody on earth can get near by you. How can he knocks you cold if he can not even get closer to you? You won't need to guard your head if you had proper training. Drop both arms next to your legs and invite your opponent to punch at your head and then a nuts kick follow by a head punch, and take him down could be an excellent fighting strategy.
Trapping need plan ahead. Defense trapping is much harder than offense trapping. "creating opportunity" is always better then "waiting for opportunity". If your back hand is next to your front elbow then when you strike (he blocks) or he strikes (you block), you will have better chance to trap his arm. CMA has much superior "bridging and trapping" scheme then foreign MA. In CMA, your arms can act like octopus wrapping the pray. Have not heard any Karate, TKD, western boxing, or Thai boxing have bridging and trapping training in they system. The "Bridging and Trapping" training method make CMA more advance.
UnarmedBoxer
11/11/2004 1:58am,
Jenfucius,
What are your thoughts on this?: http://www.jiayo.com/videos/sexton/piguaquan_01.mpg
she can throw them hands.
What are your thoughts on this?: http://www.jiayo.com/videos/sexton/piguaquan_01.mpg
she can throw them hands.
Bang!
11/11/2004 2:09am,
I totally enjoyed that clip. And I think it's awesome that someone actually pulled of that corkscrew sweep in a live setting.
Rock Mechanic
11/11/2004 7:55am,
top clip
they did not ALL suck - you blind? - it was a competition and there were rules
change the rules and you would see different stuff
they did not ALL suck - you blind? - it was a competition and there were rules
change the rules and you would see different stuff
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