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If you are currently taking Muay Thai and it is indeed doing nothing for you, then by all means I feel that you should try Wing Chun. Just because Muay Thai has proven to be quite effective with many people doesn't mean that it will sit well or mold well with everyone. Who knows, you may find Wing Chun to be more of your liking and taste, and your body may adapt to it better as well. Plus wing chun seems to be a bit deeper than Muay Thai (although not necessarily more effective, effectiveness of the art is primarily up to the practitioner IMHO for the billionth time :razz:) so you will have more to work with (more drills, techniques, etc.) when you begin your study and training.

 

All I'm saying is that it can't hurt to try, especially if you do not feel you are getting any or much benefit out of the martial art that you are currently taking. Don't limit yourself. The only way you get better is by making changes and decisions :smile:

 

 

'Conviction is a luxury for those on the sidelines'


William Parcher, 'A BEAUTIFUL MIND'

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On 2002-02-18 16:28, ad wrote:

 

if you want something flashy, go down to the ballerina quaters down tkd lane

 

Um...I didn't find that very funny....anyone? :lol:

 

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There is nothing wrong with being a ballerina. Look at Van Damme. He used to take ballet. Ooops, bad example... :weirdlook:

 

All u TKD haters out there, make some noooise! :razz::-P

'Conviction is a luxury for those on the sidelines'


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lol!

 

bALLERINA

 

lol!

 

What most fail to realise is that a top level ballerina trains a damned site harder than most of us martial artists. It reqires discipline, dedication & years of HARD work. We could learn a lot from their dedication & work ethic.

 

I'd give it a go but the tutu clashes with my earings :grin:

 

 

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Wing Chun is pleanty flashy in terms of giving off a *wow factor*.. Blitzing an enemy with 5 hits per second while you control and *hold them up* is quite amazing. Wing Chun was designed, if you believe the story, to be the key that unlocks all other Shaolin styles, it was also designed to be learned fast - never doubt it's effectiveness. It is, of course, also 100% street ready and loaded with parries.

 

Jim


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yeah ballerina is good if you want to get beaten every damn day and never get laid,

 

and yoda if you are actually serious of taking ballerina up, you are one batty boy, well i guess thats the case for all tkd'sts, ohhh im so mean :razz:

 

-ad :karate: :lol:

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