iamrushman

yes ...i'm interested in yours and everyone that has some kind of korean MA background of some kind.

that could be right...i could be mistaken......it's been a while since i've thought about it.........maybe it is kenpo i'm thinking....i'll have to do some research.....

ANGUS.....very nice of you to share...good luck in your studies.

their spinning back kicks are deadly and deceptive due to how the upper body goes down and the hands are on the ground. just how shortdog described.

kempo is a martial art that uses a lot of takedowns,groin strikes, and throws...i do believe it has okinawan /japanese roots. _________________ rushman (taekwondo moderator) 3rd dan wtf/kukkiwon florida This Message was edited by: iamrushman on Aug 2, 2001 3:45pm

LOL........to true my friend..........

welcome MUAYTB1...i hope you enjoy your stay here.

today MATT H has become karateforums 100th member. although at this point he has yet to make an entry to get his personal,and traditional greeting. i wanted to give a celebratory welcome here. :bdaybiggrin:

i feel that one steps is a good way for novice and lower belts students to become aquainted with, and as a starting point to the realistic forms of self defense. as a BB, we can not forget or stop learning from the BASICS. moreover, as with everything, the basics are the foundation we build on.

i would try to use a front or roundhouse kick to set it up that jump spinning back kick

i really enjoy the music they use and the moves are very quick and fluid.

excellent my friend

i count six members so far that consider themselves korean martial artist. we are a small group so far, but we seem to be holding our own with contributions in this forum.

with time NEIL you will have hundreds of post also.........keep up the good post..........happy posting....have a good posting day........

LOL; sorry, friend can't help you here...i don't know much about the TONFA except what they look like. ....oh yea, the police pr24 is based on the TONFA

welcome to this forum ZORRO......and for those smoking joints..welcome to this forum ZORRO...welcome to this forum ZORRO.......welcome to this forum ZORRO. :nod: :???:

WOW patrick you got a pool........karateforums must be paying off..(lol)

good point..take it from me ..stay a teenager as long as you can thats another great thing about MA...it keeps you young. _________________ rushman (taekwondo moderator) 3rd dan wtf/kukkiwon florida This Message was edited by: iamrushman on Jul 31, 2001 10:16am

personally, i don't see or feel any competition among posters _________________ rushman (taekwondo moderator) 3rd dan wtf/kukkiwon florida This Message was edited by: iamrushman on Jul 31, 2001 10:20am

well, thank you grandmaster patrick. i'm just trying to impress you.

some people won't belive it, but you are using you MA experence when you avoid violence and control the situation before it gets out of hand. just another view

a warm welcome to this forum DEIMOS. you might try the kickboxing.com link on the main page here. but some of the other members may be able to be more specific. good luck with your studies.

in my experience pressure points takes years of practice to get it right........better you use nerve points or centers to weaken your opponent in certain areas and then apply whatever technique you prefer to get the advantage. just my view

i have seen the como. belt in A.T.A. TAEKWONDO schools. in those schools the stripes are for the progression towards the next belt.(so students feel they are headed in the right direction) just for the info.........

violence is only to protect life or loved ones and NOT to protect egos. thank you TIM for confirming that statement.