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i took up hung-gar a few months ago and my instructor says that hung-gar is not a sport and because many of the moves involve pulling at throughts and things it is dangourous to sparr with. so does any body here do hung-gar and if so do you sparr with it. he also mentioned that the chinease did not believe in sparring because it is not real life and you can not say who won. also is it possible to become capable of actually using an art for real life situations without practising sparring.

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i've heard that before just with the capital of england instead

you dont know anything about martial arts if you try and inpersonate Kung-fu by balancing on one foot and making screaching noises (just like one of my friends at school does) if you think that Hung-Gar is when you need food

i know that kendo is a Japanese form of fencing and that counts as a martial art but does the french style count as a martial art.

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you got me i just could'nt help looking

i've been told that there are over 600 different styles of Kung-fu and they are all diiferent so what is it that makes all of these different styles come under the same heading of Kung-fu

when these people grow up fighting they tend to just fight other thugs so they dont get the experience of fighting someone that is truely skilled

i found that the best thing to do is just keep trying to do more

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I live in the UK and i have nver heard of xtreme martial arts before so i dont thing that they are becoming very wide spread at the moment. but this does sound interesting, if anyone could give me some information on this it would be apriciated

i've deen trying to do the splits and i say the best thing to do is try and go a bit further each day and dont strech to far.

In Hung-gar we do the horse stance which is very hard work on the legs and knees and i've noticed that i have got stronger and after only three weeks

my instructer is brillient, he's good at what he does, he's interesting and a good person

i have noticed that alot of people no longer have respect for each other for example today at school i saw two guy's rip the door of off a cuboard for no reason and then run away.

i have noticed that alot of people no longer have respect for each other for example today at school i saw two guy's rip the door of off a cuboard for no reason and then run away.

i've only just started and my martial art dosent have blue belts but whenever i feel like i've stoped learning i will think of your advive, thanks

the article was great. i chose my martial art based on how good it is for self defence and fighting as well as for enjoyment and fitness and other things

there are a few girls in my hung-gar class (i'm a guy) and the instructers wife sometimes helps with instructing

iv'e just started Hung-Gar Kung-fu (it's brilliant)

i found this and i was wondering wheather you think it is what you say it is or if it is a scam http://www.shaolinsecrets.com/

i dont think that there is anything wrong with being pround of one's achivements and i also dont think that its true about people saying that there better than you because they are a higher rank because i have just started Kung-fu and no one looks down on me they all seem to be happy to help

i have just started Kung-fu and am trying to find out as much about it as possible and i was wondering if anybody could tell me something about the weapons used