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Thanks for the input, kinda what I was hoping/expecting to hear, but I wasn't too sure about Kung Fu schools training methods and/or desired goals. I know alot of KF guys take their art beyond mere combat, and enter a mental and spiritual realm of training in tangent with their forms and sets. Not sure how much of that you are into personally, but it's great to see a TCMA guy representing out there without much formal training in typical ring fighting styles (not that you haven't heard that enough times). Originally Posted by Omega
That reminds me....do you utilize those Shaolin combat chi techniques of testicular fortitude to uphold that many nutriders day andnight? It must have been years of grueling training to prepare yourself for such a feat. :icon_twis -
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4/21/2006 12:40am
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Depends on the area, but yeah. I don't think as much as some of the other TKD organizations though. Since the ATA is more family oriented we tend to get older women or younger (Read: Underage you sicko) girls.Does ATA have cute chicks too? I might go join them to get my 1.2 year black belt (hey credentials is credentials right? RIGHT?) and perhaps score me some fine ass poon.
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4/21/2006 5:11pm
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I meant with the 17-29 year old ring and even up to 35 years old. There are some hot moms.
One of the guys that runs a bullshido ATA school down in Flordia has a Tampa Bay cheer leader (I think the Bucs.) as his girlfriend and she is also in the ATA now. So it ain't alllllllll bad.Last edited by Shu2jack; 4/21/2006 5:13pm at .
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4/20/2006 3:51pm
Style: BJJ/C-JKD/KAAALIII!!!!!!!