Kung Fu San Soo

[ClintEQ]

My bad, I deffinately should have caught that. Just tired. Its 2:00 AM here and I cant fathom why I am awake. Not that there isnt some loyal SCARS army of the faithful... hiding... somewhere.

[deus ex machina]

Whereabouts do you train in LA?

~
danny

"That baby better watch his mouth. I rape kids like him as part of my warm-up for raping teenagers, grown men, and eventually charging rhinos." - Boyd

[SLJ]

You don't want SCARS.

You want CUTS (Combat Union of Turkish Servicemen).


SLJ, founder of CUTS (R) (2003 All rights reserved)

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Now imagine your pain is a white ball of healing light, that's right, your pain, the pain itself is a white ball of healing light....... I don't think so!




Edited by - slj on July 11 2003 04:29:01

[Crunchy]

Testimonials:

I love Cuts (R) so much. It changed my life. We learned how to punch (R), throw roundhouses (R) and do takedowns (R). It also trained something called agression (R). I particularly enjoyed the sparring (R) obviously imaginary as I only got a video but it helps with the phycology (R) aspect.

[ClintEQ]

I live in Claremont, (Its in the Inland Empire) I think the real name is "Fighting Science" or something, but its called The House of Thump.

[SLJ]

Hello Crunchy.

I'm over the moon that you were pleased with your CUTS (R) Video tape. (I hope you got the multi-tape deal)

Be sure to try the new CUTS Groundfighting(R) series, you'll be amazed.

Yours,

SLJ, Founder of CUTS (R) (2003 all rights reserved)

(CUTS is in no way associated with the Turkish military)

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Now imagine your pain is a white ball of healing light, that's right, your pain, the pain itself is a white ball of healing light....... I don't think so!

[tallpaul50]

Just a quickie here :io)

I have a local SanSoo school here, and have watched many of their classes and demo's over the years. My main "concern" with them is they teach NO defensive techniques at all, and are teaching PURE aggression. I feel that because they are such an aggressive system that they would be easy fodder for a defense and counter attacking system (which the majority of all martial arts are). Personally, I love really aggressive fighters, because they have so many GREAT openings in their defenses that allow me to use many of the techniques I've been working on over the years.

Another thing that bothers me about SanSoo and their aggressive techniques and philosopy is this. In this day of lawyers and settlements, this school and its multiple instructors (I've heard them tell the class this MANY times), teach the class to strike first and literally KILL OR MAIM their opponent BEFORE they have a chance to strike first!

Well sure, I can't argue that they will most likely be successfuly in overpowering and conquering their opponents on the street..but at what cost?

Spending the next 30 years of your life bragging to your fellow prison inmates about how tough you were when that drunk came at you, and you broke his neck? Or calling your wife and saying.."Hi honey, guess what happened tonight? I got in a fight, the guy's in the hospital and I think I crippled him for life, and he's screaming "Get me a LAWYER!!! Better call the realtor and sell the house to pay for my defense lawyer!"

As far as I remember, this is STILL a free country, and I can state my opinion. lol

Peace :o)

[Deadpan Scientist]

1)Better to be tried by 12 than carried by 6.

2)You can control the level of violence required for any situation.

3)You should practice for the worst case scenario


Edited by - brandeissansoo on July 13 2003 17:27:35

[Choke]

Back, n0obs, back!

"1)Better to be tried by 12 than carried by 6."

Great statement. Better than my school's "Be sorry for what you did. Not what you didn't do."

[Deadpan Scientist]

Also, there's a difference between being a good agressive fighter and being a poor agressive fighter.