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pimp smack No really, I'd just get on the inside, take her down, mount and control her till things cooled down

I was always taught by my teacher that pushing is the second stage in a fight, and you shouldnt let it get there. But if it does, you should be the one to throw the first punch.

Chainpunching him to damnation... lol!

I make the 'Y' sound and just let air out. So it sounds more like ya. I try not to make it to loud because you really shouldnt open your mouth in a fight

If I feel threatened they get hit.

By modern, I mean that you are not constantly in the horse stance. And yes, my instructor does a great job of teaching me the application of forms. I practise my forms a lot, and I enjoy it. But if I were to get into a fight, I would NOT keep my hands at my waist, and I would not fight in the horse stance. I have been taught the forms , I have seen the forms, I have performed the forms, and anyone who has ever been in a physical confrontation will agree, that are hardly applicable (Hope I used that right). And to the person that said you should keep your hands are your waist... that is just rediculous. Fight someone with your hands lower than chin level, see what happens. I will just tell you, they will hit you in the chin, and you will be knocked out. I'd much rather damage the back of my fist than my face. Mobility is the key to fighting, you cannot keep your head in one place, with your back straight, and your legs firmly planted in a fight. What good is a strong stance if you are being hit? Watch any Vale Tudo fights, do you ever see a horse stance, cat stance, dragon stance, bow and arrow stance? No, and if you do, the person that is in that stance is about to get seriously injured. They keep their hands high, because they know that if they get hit in the face hard, it WILL hurt. You may think your training has made you invincible, but it has not. Hold your hands high and don't stand still. Read some of Bruce Lee's books.

I'm proud of my belt because I earned it.

I'd like to see more kicks

I'm aware of the term. And I love learning about the mechanics of the mind and dreaming in particular. You can trigger a lucid dream by setting a timer or something before you go to sleep, so while you're dreaming you see a flash of light or something, and you remember what its from.

To tell you the truth im not a fan of anything spinning, I wouldn't give my back to my opponent. It is a powerful strike but I think I'd rather just drive down the center... But if we're gonna get into that. My favorite strike would be a jumping spinning reverse crescent kick.

I've read a lot of Bruce Lee's books, so I'm pretty opinionated. And don't get me wrong, I'm not bashing on forms, in fact, I love working on my forms. I was just hoping we could discuss thoughts on forms.

I think you may want to pick a different hobby. That doesnt sound good.

You need to be in a certain part of the ginga (dance) to throw certain attacks

Capoeira - Few hand strikes - Takes preperation to attack ju jitsu - Not much striking - I feel it leaves you vulnerable a lot of times Kenpo - Some things arent very realistic Boxing - No kicking/grappling - only four strikes

I've seen all these kata, and I may be impressed by the moves, but they need to be made more realistic, with less stress on standing still and strong, and more stress on being fluid and keeping your guard high, etc. I think some modernized kata should be created if anything. Thoughts?