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I did many years ago. It is a Japanese comic. They did mention that Fist of North Star is an art of Chinese Origin.

The movements of Monkey style is really hard to master. All those turns and flips, I guess you must be someone with a solid Wushu background in order to learn it well.

Go to Chinese Martial art, you will find a topic there.

Hi I thought I would make a similiar topics on the pros and cons between Shuai Chiao and Wrestling. Can anyone tell me the answer? Thank you.

Yeah, you are right, the big outer rip looks cool but it is almost IMPOSSIBLE to use it in real life or in competition.

There's some really good and effective kicks in Ju Jutsu, how about the kicks in Judo?

The big outer rip, I forgot it's Japanese name.

Hi Just came across an article about Monkey Style "Hou Quan" in some health magainze, it said that by practicing Monkey style it will improve your health and might help you to live longer. Is Monkey style something like Tai Chi that can also improve your personal health? Oh yeah, just how effective is Monkey style? I had never seen anyone using monkey style in combat, is it effective or is it just full of useless fancy and funny monkey movements??

Cannon fist or "Pao Chui" did came from Chen style Tai Chi, but somehow they have now become an independent style. Nowdays you can find Pao Chui of all kinds of styles including a Shaolin version. I think Pao Chui is now known mostly as "Pao Quan" which is consider one of the Long Fist style.

Haha I love to juggle which is impossible to do in real life. Juggling is a very important element in 3D fighting games which made it extremely unrealistic.

Is that true that you can't use strikes during a Judo contest?

I don't think they are the same.

Sub Zero's Shotokan seems pretty real to me.

Hey have you guys ever played as Kabal in MK:D?? Do you feel that his Goju Ryu style seems a little strange?

Kobujutsu is cool, I am always interested in the kamas Oh by the way, this there any empty hand style in Kobujutsu?

What about the Hapkido kicks? There seems to be some Tae Kwon Do style high kicks in Hapkido too.

Yeah, Jujutsu strikes may be pretty simple but they are very effective. I know some Classical Jujutsu guy who love to use pure strikes instead of throws or submissions. All I know so far is that Jujutsu have almost the same types of throws in Judo but because throws are just part of Jujutsu, those Jujutsu guys I know did not concentrate on their throws too much, most of them will use all kinds of moves from, strikes, throws to submissions.

Thanks, I think my friend isn't good enough to learn strikes yet, all I see him so far is mainly throws. What are those strikes in Judo, are they similiar to Jujutsu??

Those martial art styles in Jade empire aren't real, but those in Mortal Kombat are somewhat pretty close to reality

Hi steveb Is your Tonfa style part of the Okinawan Kobujutsu?

Hi I am just wondering other than throws and locks are there any kind of strikes or kicks in Judo? I have heard someone talks about "Judo kicks" but I never seen them before. Some of the books I read mention that Judo took out all the strikes and kicks from Ju Justu and left only throws and locks. Can anyone tell me the answer? Thank you.

How many types of JKD are out there? I know there's Jun Fan is there any other??

Maybe, but my friend is extremely good with his kicks

Name: Dingyuan Race: Seidian Side: Netural Allies: Dairou Foes: Hotaru, Onaga, Tanya Style 1: Baji Quan(Not Li Mei's style!!!) Style 2: San Shou Weapon Style: Miao Dao

It means nothing really, just don't make a first strike during a fight or never start a fight. Be a buddha unless you been pushed to the limit in my view I'll take at most 5 strikes if the attacker still wants more so no more buddha for him, it's demon time