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**CanucKyokushin** · Posted On: 12/31/2006 11:36am

Originally Posted by Gabster the Bad Elf

Based on what I am reading, it looks like they are more authentic then your run of the mill MT. I am not in Thailand or I would go there myself. However, you could do us all a good favor and go there and come back with a report. It would really shed a lot of light on the subject and bring the real MT to the focus of the bullshido community!

We should probably ask ar549 to go to that school and give us a write-up of their training.

**Asriel** · Posted On: 12/31/2006 1:06pm

Originally Posted by Kidspatula

Relying on your hands to protect your head is entirely overrated.

I'd +rep you for that if I could :eusa_danc

**Askari** · Posted On: 12/31/2006 1:55pm

Originally Posted by Gabster the Bad Elf

The picture speaks volumes! That is not in the ring...it is in the street! The street>ring!

You didnt tell me that they did __ing __un.

**Rock Ape** · Posted On: 12/31/2006 1:56pm

Dummies don't hit back

**Askari** · Posted On: 12/31/2006 4:29pm

Originally Posted by Dave Humm

Dummies don't hit back

Yes I do .... .... ....

Uhm, er, I guess you meant the wooden one right? Not the old __ing __un guy.

**MacWombat** · Posted On: 12/31/2006 5:53pm

You're a bad man badsifu.

**HANKtheTANK** · Posted On: 12/31/2006 7:06pm

Originally Posted by AnnaTrocity

I do that to people sometimes. I'll tell you whats really funny. When someone starts to swing their leg around for a kick push kick them in the kicking leg thigh, it's hilarious.

I concur.
I've trained briefly with a san shou instructor who taught this....(this was while i was heavily into MT)

actually, he'd throw that downward kick to the front lower thigh of my lead leg a lot, just as i would begin to plant and throw my round house. that **** hurts after taking a few of them, cuz he would really dig it in there

ahh, just googled him, and found his info

here's the instructional book he made while here in Toronto with my older brother....(my brother trained with him exclusively, while i tagged along from time to time)....but i was kickin his ass back then in sparring anyway, but that kick would always find its way into the sparring sessions and annoy the **** outta me....so i had to eventually adapt it to my game

Nice guy, good with basics of self defense with some decent psychological tricks that he picked up from his military days i tihnk. But really, i never put too much stock into learning under him...(save for a couple sneaky attacks that i still play with here and there in training)