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If this is happening at school tell a teacher.

The end fight scene in the movie has to be the greatest fight in the movie, nice and long fighting but not too repetitive - weapons can be in one part of it if you like,some good ending fights in some movies are the ending of kiss of the dragon (Jet Li), who am I (Jackie Chan),The Transporter (good fights scenes in the movie but none at the end.but still a great movie)

If you stick with wing chun a while then move onto jkd you might understand it better, buts its your choice.

I remember when I was little watching films like bloodsport and no retreat no surrender and martial artists like vann damme , chuck norris, bruce lee, steven seagal, jackie chan. the first jet li movie I saw was romeo must die and now heys my favourite martial arts actor.

Yes I believe it would be very effective in a fight.

Yep they are the same, Its a tribute to Bruce Lee.

There are many styles of karate, shotokan- Shotokan techniques in kihon and kata are characterised by deep, long stances which provide stability and powerful movements. Strength and power are often demonstrated instead of slower, more flowing motions Isshinryu techniques are mostly thrown from natural stances, limiting wasted motion, maintaining stability, Isshinryu stresses "close-in" techniques . kempo karate - more circular moves, such as the hook, or the uppercut as main attack methods. Western Kempo has more grappling and throws than Karate. Both Karate and Western Kempo use kata, but Kempo kata tend to have more techniques to them, with an emphasis on multiple hits. and lots more

Ive grown to love the weapons part of Aikido, I might even do a MA like Kenjitsu or Kendo one day.

This movie is brillaint.George lucas did a wonderful job.

Jiu jitsu is a great art for law inforcement but what you said is very true, Jiu jitsu is a brutal art and mistakes can happen. Jiu Jitsu relies on brute force to keep the opponet down.

I heard the General Grievous fight is good , im seeing star wars on sunday.

eh but it will be a good movie.

heres some grappling ma's http://www.martialartsnews.co.uk/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownload&cid=1 others http://www.fightclips.net/

A Jedi who learnt the ways of the dark and light side but choose to be light. single saber blue Im seeing this movie on sunday (cant wait) and Im buying the game on Nintendo DS tommorow.

Thats a good movie

Did you ask him why he changed?

Thanks for the advice, I knew learning from a video might have that problem where you teach yourself the wrong technique and you end up having a hard time fixing it. I dont need to rush it I got plenty of time lol, but Ill research the different styles of tai chi more.

I would like to do Tai Chi later when I leave school at the moment Aikido is enough for me, I would do it because it is a great art and I beleive it is a perfect match for Aikido. Anyway I saw Tai Chi dvds, I dont think they were for self defence Tai Chi but more for health and fitness like that stuff u see people doing on the beach in the mornings- would this be good training until I get a Tai Chi instructer? thanks

How can you use these "mystic powers" if you havent been taught them, good post Gilbert

I heard the fight scenes will be very violent, anyway I bought once upon a time in china 1,2 and 3, the fight scenes in these movies are perfect and amazing.

If it is your passion then it will be worth finding a dojo, Kendo looks like a great art and it will give greater coordination and placement from opponents.

I read that they used jujitsu because their armour was hard to move around in so jujitsu was the art that overcame this problem.

I've seen some good fight scenes in a couple episodes. For instance: in The Thin White Line, Brian busts up a drug smuggling ring of midgets. Pretty good multiple attacker fight scene. in Lethal Weapons, we see a pretty good example of a modern day 'McDojo' when Lois joins a Tae-Jitsu class and beats people up. Then there's the episode that ends with the whole family fighting. And the one where Peter fights a large chicken for several minutes. Anyway, it's probably nothing, but i just enjoy watching the fight scenes in this cartoon. The Tae-jitsu one is the one I saw, I must ask my friend if I can borrow his ones hes got all the seasons on dvd.

What age did you start the martial arts

16 turning 17 soon