Dagon

Lol, that's going a little over the top. But really, you were outnumbered and they were bigger than you, and you chose to use fake fu? In a situation like this, it’s unlikely you (or almost anybody really) would get through it unharmed. You should have just run off. You might have been a bit embarrassed, but not as embarrassed as you were using some bizarre martial arts style and getting kicked in the face. Take this as a learning experience and go find a decent martial arts school. This time do more research into the background of the art and the school.

hehe, sorry I meant "scenario", not "senario"

I'm new here, but I've read your previous thread, "Grasshopper kung fu?", and the concensus among the other members here seemed to be that its not a legitimate school. Why would you attempt to use such an illogical technique? Aimlessly hopping around on the ground and then a leaping double kick? Come on. I've tried to do a search for "Chi li xiang", and I got nothing. I think that one of two things have happened here. Senario one: You were seriously scammed by a big time fraud, a whole bunch of people familiar with the martial arts told you it was a scam, and you got hurt when you tried to use the techniques anyway. Senario two: You made up this grasshopper story to get a cheap laugh. Sorry, but both of these senarios are pretty sad.

Yup, 7 pm basics class. You can recognize me pretty easily: short guy; no sash yet

Why are you banging your head against the wall? It sounds like you've only been doing this a little longer than I have. I wouldn't get too frustrated with the training at this point; as you said, the school has a decent reputation. I'd stick with it for a while longer at least.

I'm 21, and I'm from a little place called Highland. I'm also going to the same school you are. I'm pretty new though, and I haven't started the sparring classes yet.

Hey aznkarateboi. What style of kung fu are you practicing? The reason I ask is that your profile just lists Kyokushin karate.