Eugeu_Ryu_Stylist

I haven't yet but I would like to when I get the chance.

In Eugue Ryu it takes between 4 to 6 years to get a black belt, and only if you can meet all of the requirements set down by the organization, and if the Sensei believes you are ready to advance.

I agree completely. Kata is my favorite part of Karate practice. As well as Bunkai, and free sparring.

Oh, yeah, they always end up making fools of themselves sometime. You would think that because he was a Martial Artist, he would be humble about his abilities. But I guess he really didn't have anything to be humble about.

I knew a Karateka who told me that he had registered his hands as deadly weapons. I told him he was lying. He got in my face and said, "You wanna bet.", and he threw a punch at my face, I blocked it and I went down low sweeping his legs and siat on top of him. Then I said, "See you were lying. There is no such thing."

nope.

Welcome. I wish I could help, but I have no idea. And does anyone know of an Kyokushinkai School in Kansas? Thanks.

He was serious at the time. I asked him why and he told me the reason he did it was because I had quit sword fighting with him. I sword fought when I was younger and quit because I realized how easily I could have killed him, or he I. So he attacked me. I quit hanging out with him. The smartest thing I ever did.

If the three guys were after me, I would have them chase me into a narrow alley and attack them one on one. Then I would call the police and have them send an ambulance for the other guy, if I couldn't help him.

Why was your friend attacking you with a sword??? Because he is an idiot. He hasn't done it again.

I was once attacked by a sword. Luckily I had enough sense to side step, and throat strike at the same time. Now at the time I attacked I didn't know who it was, it turned out to be my friend. Lets just say he could barely talk for a few days. And he deserved it.

Now that I have thought about it, I would use 2 Kerambits Knives.

I would use a Katana......nuff said.

No.

No problem. Good luck in your training.

Try typing it in as Pa Kua. That should work.

I will, thank you.

Here soon I am going to start learning from one of my dad's friends, he has studied Wing Chun for 34 yrs. He has agreed to teach me free of charge. So I think this is a good thing, and good luck to all of you in your training.

I have been practicing Internal Arts since i was 10, I am now 18. I practice Yang and Chen styles of Tai Chi.

I was able to learn the first Wing Chun Form from a book. It wasn't as hard as I thought.

Don't worry, that happens to me even when I am not tired.

i just finished reading the Yellow Book. It was interesting, and I am happy I read it. It looks to be at least 20 years old.

Yeah, it is my favorite.

And Blind Dragon, thank you for putting the yellow book up.

Say your facing your opponent, and he/she throws a right punch at either your face or your solar plexus, you would bring your left hand up and start to guide the attack, immediatley afterwards the right hand would come up under the left hands wrist and take over the guiding, you would guide it away from you, and you would be on the outside of their attack, but your body would turn so that you could keep their hand/arm in your center, so that you are always in control. And while doing this you could move up and/or behind your opponent leaving him/her completely open to attack.