Sipalki as I'm paranoid

**RurikGreenwulf** · Posted On: 10/25/2012 6:21pm

Yes you know me as the Uruguayan troll whatever

The point is South America is getting shittier every second (maybe a cycle that can be broken but who knows Im talking about Criminality and violence of course)

So Sipalki and carrying a small blade

I have a lot of respect towards Sipalki because of one of its practicioners who in the Kyokushin dojo showed so nice moves with a wooden shia (small dull knifie thingie) against a much larger opponent

Whats your opinion and stuff,

I already know a academy and Its quite close to me (not sure if its the same of the videos though)

NO FMA OF ANY TYPE IN URUGUAY

**RurikGreenwulf** · Posted On: 10/25/2012 6:22pm

Moarz sipalki

**Permalost** · Posted On: 10/25/2012 6:30pm

This is the same style also called Sib Pal Gi, isn't it? There's a strange little self defense weapon called a ka wee that used to be sold in magazines, and its claimed to come from a sib pal gee teacher:

and that is literally all I know about the style.

**RurikGreenwulf** · Posted On: 10/25/2012 6:38pm

Yes

Sipalki is the spanish pronunciation

Uruguayan Sipalki lineage comes from

"Argentina
See also: Asian Argentine

Yoo Soo Nam(유수남) has introduced his family style called Ion Bi Ryu ("school of swallow's secrets") to the West beginning in 1970 when he migrated to Argentina, this style has 18 methods, 15 with weapons and the other 3 unarmed. The unarmed methods consists of: personal defense (Ho Sin Sul), combat one to one or one against more than one opponent (Kwon Bop) and Meditation (Shim Bop)."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shippalgi

DISCLAIMER I WOULD LEARN SIPALKI FOR THE WEAPONS NOT THE STRIKES OR THE GRAPPLE

**goodlun** · Posted On: 10/25/2012 6:39pm

Well you have a cute little demo and a competition footage.
As you can imagine the two don't look a whole lot a like. Yes I can see them sort of trying to do the same stuff they did in the demo but it comes out like a **** after eating a chorizo habanero chile relleno served chimichanga style.

Now look at Judo see how the demo looks like the sparring that looks like the competition? You do? Good now you understand how a Martial Art that is trained in an alive manner looks.

**RurikGreenwulf** · Posted On: 10/25/2012 6:43pm

Originally Posted by goodlun

Well you have a cute little demo and a competition footage.
As you can imagine the two don't look a whole lot a like. Yes I can see them sort of trying to do the same stuff they did in the demo but it comes out like a **** after eating a chorizo habanero chile relleno served chimichanga style.

Now look at Judo see how the demo looks like the sparring that looks like the competition? You do? Good now you understand how a Martial Art that is trained in an alive manner looks.

:okay:

***DerAuslander*** · Posted On: 10/25/2012 7:52pm

This is not Sibpalgi.

This is bullshit made up by a Hapgido master who jumped on a boat & as soon as he landed in Argentina, was suddenly the master of an ancient, secret, family style from 2000 years ago in Korea.

Meanwhile, all the other actual Sibpalgi practitioners (of both varieties) in the world looked at him and said, "Dude, what the ****...you do Hapgido!"

**RurikGreenwulf** · Posted On: 10/25/2012 8:03pm

Originally Posted by Bodhi108

This is not Sibpalgi.

This is bullshit made up by a Hapgido master who jumped on a boat & as soon as he landed in Argentina, was suddenly the master of an ancient, secret, family style from 2000 years ago in Korea.

Meanwhile, all the other actual Sibpalgi practitioners (of both varieties) in the world looked at him and said, "Dude, what the ****...you do Hapgido!"

No idea, I just wanted to learn some basic Knife techniques

**Permalost** · Posted On: 10/26/2012 1:15am

FWIW I've never seen any really good Korean knife work. Maybe there's something out there, but what I've seen was reverse engineered from reverse punches and hapkido techniques and such.