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i know they are mainstream now a days ,but thats just how I see people react to them.

why does it make u concerned that koreans don't view tkd and hwarang do as a martial art

what about the budo magazine,that looks ok

yep

yep

well about the dream,well actually both

same here!

maybe the karate fighter was just the better fighter

hey subgrappller,you are somewhat right on your theories. 1.some kung-fu stlyes do have a little bit of grappling(of course not as much as bjj),and there are more stances than the low crouched stance 2.kung fu guys can have the combination,set ups , fakes,and body shots.It just dependes how they fight. 3.kung fu does have full contact,you just have to go to a school that teaches u that aspect. 4.I guess I agree with you on that one with that said think a Kung-fu guy that has experience and knows some ground fighting can handle themselves in the octagon.Especially if they practice san shou/san da.Which is a style very similar to kickboxing.And one more thing that jason goy's website is kinda weird,he call himself sensei and is a kung-fu practitioner.Sensei is for japanese martial arts and sifu is for chinese martial arts.

thats cool,but over here you get perceived more as a troublemaker or bad seed kind of person

but the stuff in hero looks nothing like kempo and hung garI was looking for something practical so I went to EVERY place in my little city. I knew that stuff wasnt what I was going to learn, it was just a MA reminder that I wanted to learn something gotcha,you practice some pretty cool styles anyways

what is a Domawashi-kaiten-geri,I've never heard of this kick before.

I've paged through the bodyguard magazine,it looks ok , but it looks more geared toward mma

i was re invited also but i didn't want to go being that it was a mcdojo

what about a grappling art to complement your stand up style?

I've thought of getting one ,but I heard that you get tomuch negative attention from it

very good site

ohh ok,gotcha

I'm not quite sure of what you are saying in the second sentence?

but the stuff in hero looks nothing like kempo and hung gar

I know that you need ground fighting but they also need a stand up style,so thats why I'm saying why not kung -fu.

depends how u do it,but your body has to be straight

well I guess if you are the religious sort of person,you can always turn to that as a posotive outlet

all these styles have their strengths and weaknesses

now that my question is answered,I know that aikido has weapons,how do you fight with weapons on the defense and not the offense?