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kung fu vs karate id have to say karate, beacuse i think karate was better for self defense than kung fu, a kung fu stylist hits and dosent stop, a karate ka hits and your done.

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Shotokan_Fighter you obviously have never experienced San Soo. One word BRUTAL!

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are willing to endure pain with patience."


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Shotokan Fighter, you are wrong about Karate blows felling in one hit. I've seen karate people fight and while they are good, they won't take someone out with one blow most of the time. That is their goal, but very few achieve it. Mas Oyama is an example of one who achieved it, and is able to fell most opponents with one blow. Prodigal Son's analogy of a bazooka vs. a pistol is correct. A good Kung Fu practitioner will attack with a barrage of attacks from all parts of the body. A karateka will hit more precise blows with more power.
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I think it's safe to say Karate what ever kind it is has huge similarities between them. Kung Fu on the other hand has huge differences between each style of Kung Fu. Just compare Wu Shu to San Soo or Wing Chun to Shoalin, they are very different. So basically Kung Fu is too broad to compare to Karate.

"It is easier to find men who will volunteer to die, than to find those who

are willing to endure pain with patience."


"Lock em out or Knock em out"

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