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Hi everyone, I couldn't find any infoon here about choy Li Fut and am interested in it, any info at all welcome! Am looking forward to hearing from any practicioners!

Hey everyone. I'm looking to buy two books by Master Kiew Kit Wong ("Introduction to Shoaling Kung Fu" and "The art of Shaolin Kung Fu: The secrets of Kung Fu for self-defense, health and enlightenment") and I was wondering what you think of him? He seems to have a quite impressive lineage etc. But is he the real deal? What do you think of his books? Thanks. J N.B. I'm sorry if this is in the wrong section!

I totally agree with you! A little story: A guy I knew has been bullied for nearly two years by this one (older) boy. He's been practising TKD for nearly a year Last week the bully started getting in his face and pushing him, so he punched him in the throat. It wasn't a "lost-control" punch either and as soon as he went to the ground the guy walked away. Now his parents have pulled him out of TKD and he's suspended from school for two-months (they initailly discussed expelling him..) Now, to answer your question. I don't believe martial arts has anything to do with making a person aggressive. As lordtariel pointed out, when a person stands up for themselves they can be labelled "aggressive", and while I know that there are some real ego-jobs in the martial arts, from what i've seen they're usually aggressive before beginning martial arts and usually start training because they like the "tough" factor or to learn how to beat the crap out of someone (who is usually smaller than them).

Hhahaha, you're lucky, one of my ex's hit me with a cricket bat in the groin while I was sleeping... Because she thought I was cheating on her.. Any, in street fights yes, plenty of times! But not in a spar, a round-house kick to the head was suffice though..

Hhaha, they're brilliant! I had a dream last night that I was sparring with a guy (I've never seen him before), I launched a kick at his head and he bit my foot off! Then, earlier today I twisted my ankle while I was training...

From experience, I've found that if I haven't... You know.. I'm alot tenser and less agile (whether in a fight situation or spar)... Plus, there is nothing more painful than getting hit in the groin.. with... a full tank... I speak from experience!

Hey everyone, I was wondering if Die Da Jiu/Dit Da Jow or other liniment is completely neccessary for hard body training?