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No, it is one of the 5 forms of monkey which include Drunken, Tall, Lost, Wooden, and Stone in supposed classical monkey style kung fu.
Originally Posted by pl4zM4
No one has said it so, I will. Shaolin Monks can never be defeated and had/have the best training in the world.
I could kick Royce's ass cause I had the deadly eye gouge, throat punch, and Pressure Points.
You aren't fighting unless you "look" like a kung fu movie.
Pressure points/Dim Mak/Tien Shui works (it does but, that is for another thread).The hood mentality is crippling disease, that attacks your nervous system. It makes you nervous of the system. Gangsters and hood rats are especially susceptible to this growth stunting mentality. The hood is where I'm from, but it's not what I am. The hood is where I'm from, but it's not what I am. --Keith David--Ice Cube
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Style: Judo. Some BJJ/Kickboxing--
I once believed also that however hopeless things were over here, somewhere, on a mountaintop, was a temple for of shaolin or tibetan monks throwing around chi balls and flying, at perfect peace wit the universe and having unbeatable skills.
I also believed that I could drop an attacker of nearly any size with a sidekick to the kneecap (alas, such a move is too deadly for sparring!!!1) and that the way a headbutt worked was to smash your forehead against your opponent's forehead (in the same spot) and hope that your head was harder.
I also believed that I could invent my own fighting art based on the illustrations in the book "Secrets of the Samurai" if I worked at it for a few hours a week (no previous training) - my "art" was called "oradobulov" (I am not making this up) which was an attack yelled by a character in the game "battle Tycoon" for the SNES ... it had only a few moves, one of which was a flying knee to the head while screaming and chambering two punches, the other being crouching down low, sticking your arms out to either side, and spinning around until you hit your opponent.
I feel so... dirty."[Fighting for Points] is doubtless very pretty, and invariably draws applause, but preferences should always be given to blows that do some business, to good straight hits that do something toward finishing the fight.
A man who has carefully trained for brilliant tapping play, will find himself considerably out of it in case he is called upon to do any real work."
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There's a particularly nerdy expression that is applicable here :I also believed that I could invent my own fighting art based on the illustrations in the book "Secrets of the Samurai" if I worked at it for a few hours a week (no previous training) - my "art" was called "oradobulov" (I am not making this up) which was an attack yelled by a character in the game "battle Tycoon" for the SNES ... it had only a few moves, one of which was a flying knee to the head while screaming and chambering two punches, the other being crouching down low, sticking your arms out to either side, and spinning around until you hit your opponent.
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