just another brick in the wall (of shite)

[JBliss]

Lets see...what hasn't been done yet? Lets take a little known indonesian interpretation of chinese boxing and add to it the infamous coverall japanese fighting style and oila'! We gots all our bases belonging to us.
Ta Daaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Kuntao Jiujitsu!!!! (omigawd T3H D34DL3Y)

quote from the site "We train to fight by training not to fight,”
yeah it smells like it ...its like when I was on the swim team " I train to swim by training not to swim"

so I might just have to check it out to be absolutley sure.
I remember reading an article in my ol' University's newspaper about their self defense crash course for co-eds. Reeks so hard! quotes like " he defended himself with a rolled up term paper it was amazing!" and me imagining a Rex-kwon-do scene ...."grab my wrist...my other wrist...with your other hand....WHAP I break the grip with out using any effort." ....or whatever....I dunno take a look, send me a mission statement if you want .

[Red Elvis]

Well, I checked out the website and there seems to be some benefits to training here. Check out this pic I found... hell, if this dummy can land chicks using this art I can too!
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[Honey Badger]

Kuntao Jiu-Jitsu was started in Indonesia but was brought to this country by an immigrant from the Philippines, Professor Florendo Visitacion, affectionately known as Professor “Vee,” who toned down the once illegal, lethal, martial art and began teaching it to Americans. Since his death several years ago, Visitacion’s only heirs are Professor-Soke Richard Petronelli and “Soke-Dai” (which means designated heir) Mark Bochner.

Nothing like coming right out and saying that what you're teaching is watered-down crap!!

[albert]

Tiny Tigers and Dangerous Dragons, sigh.

[Kayne]

I guess these guys follow the philosophy that street combat training is just like regular training, only you wear street clothes.

[bodar]

how to properly defend themselves with little to no effort.

WTF?! Is this some kind of catch-phrase? The Shao-Choy-Hung school in that other thread said EXACTLY the same thing, pretty much verbatim. They can't be serious... oh the humanity!

They do get points for a semi-competently designed webpage and a unique domain name. Important for credibility. Well, what little they DO have.

[Bizzaro Root]

not much on ettiquete huh.

[IndoChinese]

Professor V actually has a quite a good reputation.

Well, he did. Passed a few back i believe.

as far as the watering down goes...

how many of you train in juDO, or aikiDO, or tiekwanDO?

or any other sport for that matter?

all of those arts are 'watered down'.

it is so EVERYBODY can play.

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you guys should go and check em out and see if they suck.

tell em you want to stickfight.


Peace.

[Matsufubu]

Like others involved in the arts Marc does not exhibit what he knows. He pursues his study for self-satisfaction and not to fight. One of the basic rules in his martial arts education is to learn to end a fight in three second by taking control over the situation. In fact, Marc has never been in a fight.

Heh. Why am I not surprised?

Convincing disabled people that they can kick ass just because they have a belt is money-grubbing of the lowest kind.

And does this guy have any students that AREN'T little kids? Is there something we should know about this dude?

:bowdown:

[Hawkeye]

Gotta agree with IndoChinese on this one. Professor Vee was known a very knowledgable and humble man.