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There is a kobudo and wushu gym near my town, what do you think i should take? i need info's pro's and cons between the two discipline. thanks in advance guys! :) [/b]

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I'd take the cane. I think it's called 'monks cane' in gung fu.

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im not advanced enough for weapons yet :( lol

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There is a kobudo and wushu gym near my town, what do you think i should take? i need info's pro's and cons between the two discipline. thanks in advance guys! :) [/b]

 

Just to be clear here...you have two schools locally. One teaches kobudo, and the other Wushu?

 

I know next to nothing about Wushu (Chinese something-or-other), so I can't advise you there, but "kobudo" is an Okinawan/Japanese term refering to the weapons aspect of the martial arts. Kobudo is to weapons, that karate is to hands/feet. Get my drift? I'd suggest asking the kobudo people if they are doing empty hand karate also, and if so, what system.

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would it hurt to do both ? .. i mean learn two sides of MAs ...

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next to wushu, kobudo would get boring quick... what with the constant repetition of basic movements.

 

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