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Posted On:
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I've heard about Vadha for awhile now. I am thinking its Bullshido. The odds of a direct Tibetian art being taught to an American on American soil is VERY small. I remember reading the History and thinking RIIIIIIIIGHT. From Tibet straight to Palm Beach.
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Years ago I read about this art in a MA magazine. At the time they called it a Himlyan(sp) martial art. Their story was a specific named person from India had taught the art to its current US leader in the 1960s and 1970s and then moved to Europe where they lost contact with this "master". As a rule of thumb, however, anytime you have a missing founder and a vague transmission story, you have a bullshit history.
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This begs an interesting question. Let's say I was a much better fighter than I actually am. Like, somewhere along the line I quit my job, dropped out of college, threw away my computer and dedicated every waking moment to conditioning and sparring. Then lets say I used a system that actually worked and I taught it to others in a live fashion. All pure real deal.
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If this were the case and I said the system was taught to me by the alien warlord Zobolox of the planet Krimindndeda to help supress the space pirate rebellion where I served in his corps of elite space ninjas, would it still be acceptable? -
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he might have meant full contact as in where ever hits are legal, you are allowed to use full force. as for john campatella, well there were plenty of ppl that lost in UFC who do BJJ or soemthing or other... i suppose those systems suck as well?
and as for your hypothetical question about krimindndeda's martial art, well if your **** works then it works. and deadpan scientist is right... takes more than just a questionable history to be mcdojo.... false claims about street fighting, contracts where they take millions of dollars from you, etc etc -

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1/26/2005 12:11am--
The art itself wouldn't be bullshido. The history would be total crap.
Originally Posted by Lampa
Bullshido is teaching false techniques(think chi fireball). McDojo means blatant moneymaking scams(300 for the yellow belt, johnny). What we are talking about is something else, that doesn't have a good name....yet



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Is Vadha Kempo a McDojo?