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霍氏八极拳徒弟
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Posted On:
7/21/2006 8:38pm
Style: CMA,Muay Thai ,Yudo,TKD--
[QUOTE=Crabxcore]And no, wrestling is far from worthless. Wrestling will teach you takedowns, takedown defense, positioning, give you lots of opportunities for live training and probably get you into awesome shape while you're at it. So if you want to be a sprawler and brawler, or a grounder and pounder, seriously consider wrestling.
Absolutely true. Wrestling is an excellent skill to have, I wish I had known that when I was in H.S. and took advantage of the opportunity. -
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7/21/2006 9:18pm
Style: Hapkido/Boxing--
Here's the site of the school I want to go to, just to check if this is another waste of money:
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Mostly, I just sit here. Mostly.
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Posted On:
7/21/2006 9:48pm--
Don't bother
Originally Posted by oriental sports academy
Oriental Sports Academy offers the most traditional Martial Arts Program in the Northern Virginia Area.First, TKD is not 2000 years old. Second, being the most traditional school in the area says nothing good about your ability to produce fighters- that is to say people who can defend themselves. Third, Billy Jack and commandos, good grief.Originally a grappling and throwing art, [hapkido] now includes a variety of strikes and kicks. Hapkido was introduced in the United States in the 1960s. The style became popular after the motion picture Billy Jack featured Hapkido in its fight scenes, realistically choreographed by Bong Soo Han, and it has grown in popularity since. In the 1970's and 80's Hapkido was taught as the style of choice to elite South Korean armed forces units.Last edited by Stick; 7/21/2006 9:50pm at .
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i keep tryin to spar, but nothin happens!
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Posted On:
7/21/2006 9:53pm--
that site makes korean baby jesus cry. there's a CHANCE the webmaster is misrepresenting them as a bunch bullshit spewing frauds... but they did hire the guy.
the photo page does not help things. i see what appears to be two men crappling while wearing fishnet patterned uniforms.
emerald torch, can you articulate what exactly you want to get from training? you appear to be located directly between both of the places i train, but i can't necessarily recommend either unless i know what you're looking for. -
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Posted On:
7/21/2006 10:08pm
Style: Hapkido/Boxing--
Well, I really just want to learn how to fight, but not be restricted to just striking or just grappling.
Originally Posted by pauli
BTW, I attended one class of Hwardo, and it was like an episode of Teletubbies. They treated me like I was 5, and all the stuff they "taught" me was stuff I already knew. I also went to the Oriental Sports Academy once, and it was HARD. There was alot of sparring in the class, and those guys didn't hold back. At the end, I felt exhausted. Is OSA still bullshit? -
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