hellspawn Posted August 16, 2006 Share Posted August 16, 2006 corkscrew and hellspawn, modesty aside... are both well-informed....with regards to CHI... I have time and again witness it's existence...Seen guys able to stand full-power groin kick without any damage...strikes to vital organs...palm slaps that could break a brick butleave another brick on top of it unbroken...Yet when a pro boxersuddenly threw a punch, they weren't able to use CHI and got knockout..MAYBE CHI IS A CONSCIOUS THING.... THAT IT HAS TO BE DRAWNUPON TO WORK... THIS IS A QUANDARY .... With regards to knife fighting... Filipinos are thought to be one of the bestthe world over.... I read in the p[ast issue of Rapid Journal that thePIPER KNIFE FIGHTING system... is arguably the best... since it combinesAfrican and Malay system....ANY INFO PLS...I'M REALLY INTERESTED IN KNIFE FIGHTING...TNX a lot of what you've seen are simple parlour tricks that quacks have been using for years. the reason they weren't able to use their chi against the boxer is because: 1) boxers don't believe in chi, or2) there's no chi to begin with with regards to knife fighting, the only knife system i have any experience in is amok! http://www.knifefighting-fl.com/engindex.html i've been fortunate enough to train personally with prof. sotis on a couple of occasions, but since he lives across the planet from me i've been training with his senior student here time and work permitting. i've never heard of the piper system, but i do know that "african martial arts" are something of a "flavour of the month" thing. what i do know about african fighting can be found on the front pages of the newspapers and on the news broadcasts, also from conversations i've had with certain people who have knowledge of such things: form large groups of like minded people, preferably of very low intelligence. get really drunk or stoned or both. shoot anybody who isn't armed. cut up women, children and old people. if really lucky kidnap, rape, mutilate and murder aid workers, nuns, journalists and un-armed un peacekeepers. when confronted by trained soldiers who are willing and able to fight, run away and hide in the jungle. come out later and claim to be innocent of all wrongdoing. on a more serious note, i recommend you check out this site: http://www.nononsenseselfdefense.com/knifefighting.html the part on duelling vs survival is especially good. Quote Link to comment
hellspawn Posted August 16, 2006 Share Posted August 16, 2006 I actually wasted my time writing a long response to your post. About two-thirds of the way, I decided it wasn't worth it & erased everything. I prefer a short reply: In the olden days - if you wanted to prove something -you fight. Care to spar with me? Friendly match. I await your invitation. ;D gasp! "t3h d34dly, dr34d3d int3rn3t chall3ng3!" this would be number 3 for me arising from martial arts discussion. i also have two from a couple of morons from the occult and supernatural forums. to begin with, i don't believe the arrogance you've displayed by assuming that i was singling you out in my post. i didn't invite you to respond, you assumed that for yourself, and took the rather patronizing role of fount of all wisdom regarding cma. well guess what, your not the only one who reads, researches, trains and talks to other martial artists. the difference being i don't go online and try to bamboozle other people with my perpetual name dropping and professorial airs. second, it's obvious you didn't read my full post or you would be aware that i don't live in the islands, haven't for a good number of years. or maybe you did... third, what you're waiting for is my response as you extended the invitation. fourth, what exactly am i trying to prove? if you have no sources to cite to back up a claim you made then you can say "f#&k you hellspawn" or "i have nothing to add at this moment, so f#&k you" or "f#&k you, you've now made me think that everything my master told me may not be true" or, "oh f#&k! now i'll have to do some independent thinking outside of the dogma of my system". fifth, the two twats from supernatural and occult both claimed to be enlightened, peace loving, gifted, and morally upright people; yet threatened me with unspecified, but terrible occult punishments because i don't share the same wackadoodle beliefs they do. you're no different. sixth, i take it then that your claim to humility is bogus as you have now resorted to challenging somebody who does not share your beliefs? this is also why i don't believe in religion. seven, "About two-thirds of the way, I decided it wasn't worth it & erased everything." about two thirds of the way, you realised that you had no arguments left and are now trying to save face by issuing the challenge. rest assured, i will keep your invitation in mind, and in the event that i ever return to the republic of the philippines, specifically to the metropolitan manila area, i will inform you well in advance. Quote Link to comment
bukoloids Posted August 16, 2006 Share Posted August 16, 2006 i know this is out of the current topic. does anyone know here i can study wing chun. by the way has anyone here herd of submission dungeon brotherhood? i really want to join Quote Link to comment
leloup Posted August 17, 2006 Share Posted August 17, 2006 bukoloids Posted Yesterday, 08:12 PM i know this is out of the current topic. does anyone know here i can study wing chun. by the way has anyone here herd of submission dungeon brotherhood? i really want to joinBro, Submission Dungeon Brotherhood is headed by Mumbakki Daniel Foronda. Their headquarters is located at 2nd floor of Lim's Furniture Shop, Jacinto St. near the corner of Kalayaan ave. Makati City. They are a brotherhood, so joining them is more of by invitation. They hold regular seminars entitled Reality Based Self Defense (RBSD) which is open to anyone. By attending it, there's a possibility of being invited to join them. I suggest you check the forum of www.pinoymma.com/forums then pm Manwhore. Tell him you were referred by Le Loup, I used to train with him in Kamphuis Machado BJJ. Quote Link to comment
leloup Posted August 17, 2006 Share Posted August 17, 2006 I know I shouldn't meddle into someone else's business but I can't really help it. Corkscrew, do you always challenge people who don"t agree with you? Bro, initially, I'm amazed by your knowledge and experience in Chinese Martial arts and always wanted to help people with questions, including myself. With all sincerity, I really respect you for that. In your first post in this thread, you said, no immature posts please. Now, is challenging somebody, just because of difference in opinion, a sign of maturity? I'm very sorry and I know I may not be in the best position to ask this question but I must dare anyway. Everybody is entitled to their opinion. I may not agree to what other people will say but I will fight till death for their right to say it, is a dictum I live up to. I have experienced competing against Karatekas who can break hollow blocks with their fists both in point system and full contact. Yes, their punches can sting, but it is not forceful enough to break any ribs. In full contact matches, only a few can punch in perfect form, most would wildly swing their arms and hopefully hit a target. Because hitting an inanimate object is different from hitting a moving target that can hit back. Hitting a coconut is different from a moving head that can evade a punch. In Yaw-yan matches against Kyokushinkai Karate, fighters from the latter didn't really broke any bones of YY even if Kyokushinkai practitioners can break hollow blocks and blocks of wood. I don't know know anything about chi or any internal martial arts. I admit my ignorance. That's why I will not make any comment if it works or not. That is also why I want to read and know about it. But I have experience competing in full contact matches against martial artists who can break blocks of wood with their feet but would limp when I knee or shin block their kicks. Quote Link to comment
Alphamale-X Posted August 19, 2006 Share Posted August 19, 2006 Hope this issue does'nt escalate!!.. ... Corkscrew thanks for the information, I really appreciate it.. i've picked up lots of thing! leloup, regarding submission dungeon, so you mentioned their invitational, so there's really no way that I can train with them if I walk in?..sorry kulit ko tol...cause if im not mistaken i've heard they also teach pankration, and there's a fee or sumthin..hope u can shed light on this one..and if u have their contact..paki pm na ri npo..if u have time Quote Link to comment
hotsaging Posted August 19, 2006 Share Posted August 19, 2006 ello sirs...tanung ko lng kung san-san ung mga gym sa muay thai, ireally wanna learn it after kong mapanuod c tony jaa sa ong bak at tom gun...can you also tell me the rates of their session Quote Link to comment
• Gwapz Ice™ • Posted August 20, 2006 Share Posted August 20, 2006 ayos na thread to ah... :cool: sakin taekwondo since 1997... and other stuff secret na yun... ang problem nga lang sa marial arts wala na naniniwala... sabagay ano nga naman laban natin sa baril... pero mano mano katay sila... :boo: hahaha... Quote Link to comment
smart-ass Posted August 21, 2006 Share Posted August 21, 2006 marami pa po naniniwala kaya lang... most haven't got the time go into it...they always reason...' EH ANONG GAGAWIN MO PAG MAY BARIL KALABAN MO??o KAYA... PAANO PAG MARAMI KALABAN MO KUYUGIN KA???? MIGHT AS WELLBUY A GUN FOR SELF-PROTECTION and forego the training required for hand2handcombat of any discipline or style... while it is true that it's close to impossible to defendagainst multiple opponents or someone who REALLY knows how to handle a gun... WOULD YOU JUST STAND THERE AND TAKE THE BEATING AND GET SHOT AT???...IT'S INSTINCTIVE to fight back, LUMABAN KA... YOU MIGHT GET LUCKY... AND GET OUTALIVE... MARTIAL ARTS WOULD GIVE YOU A FIGHTING CHANCE... AN EDGE SO TO SPEAK!! Quote Link to comment
leloup Posted August 23, 2006 Share Posted August 23, 2006 leloup, regarding submission dungeon, so you mentioned their invitational, so there's really no way that I can train with them if I walk in?..sorry kulit ko tol...cause if im not mistaken i've heard they also teach pankration, and there's a fee or sumthin..hope u can shed light on this one..and if u have their contact..paki pm na ri npo..if u have timeI'm pretty sure that they don't entertain walk ins. They screen people before they allow them to train with them. Yes, they teach pankration, aside from dumog and knife and stick techniques. I'll contact people from Submission Dungeon then I'll let you know their response. Quote Link to comment
leloup Posted August 23, 2006 Share Posted August 23, 2006 ello sirs...tanung ko lng kung san-san ung mga gym sa muay thai, ireally wanna learn it after kong mapanuod c tony jaa sa ong bak at tom gun...can you also tell me the rates of their sessionWhere are you located? The Muay Association of the Philippines Headquarters is located in Ultra, Pasig City. This is the best place to learn muay thai in Metro Manila. You will be trained by members of the RP Muay Team and the training is really hard core. There are other chapters of MAP within Metro Manila that I can refer, just tell me your location. Quote Link to comment
leloup Posted August 23, 2006 Share Posted August 23, 2006 ello sirs...tanung ko lng kung san-san ung mga gym sa muay thai, ireally wanna learn it after kong mapanuod c tony jaa sa ong bak at tom gun...can you also tell me the rates of their sessionWhere are you located? The Muay Association of the Philippines Headquarters is located in Ultra, Pasig City. This is the best place to learn muay thai in Metro Manila. You will be trained by members of the RP Muay Team and the training is really hard core. There are other chapters of MAP within Metro Manila that I can refer, just tell me your location. Quote Link to comment
leloup Posted August 24, 2006 Share Posted August 24, 2006 QUOTEleloup, regarding submission dungeon, so you mentioned their invitational, so there's really no way that I can train with them if I walk in?..sorry kulit ko tol...cause if im not mistaken i've heard they also teach pankration, and there's a fee or sumthin..hope u can shed light on this one..and if u have their contact..paki pm na ri npo..if u have timeI'm pretty sure that they don't entertain walk ins. They screen people before they allow them to train with them. Yes, they teach pankration, aside from dumog and knife and stick techniques. I'll contact people from Submission Dungeon then I'll let you know their response.Bro, you really have to be sponsored/referred by a member to be able to train with them. Like I said in my previous post, they hold seminars (Reality Based Self Defense) that is open to the public. You can attend that seminar and perhaps, be given the privilege to train with them. I'll keep you posted when they will hold another seminar. By the way, allow me to correct myself, they do Boltong, aside from Dumog. Quote Link to comment
shimmen Posted August 28, 2006 Share Posted August 28, 2006 Hi! I'm new to this site. I'm also into martial arts. Aikido is my chosen discipline. I've been practicing since 1996. Baby pa ko sa art na to. I started at Combat Aikido in Cubao, ung sa harap ng Farmers. Di pa Tapondo nun. Tapos nagshift ako sa Traditional Aikido. Under the umbrella of Sensei Oscar Capuz. But before Aikido I practiced Karate. Shito-ryu Karatedo under Sensei Romy Escarrilla sa Pacita Complex SPL. Tama mga sabi nyo. Lahat ng art maganda, nagkakatalo lang sa mga practitioner. Kung gaano kalalim ang dedication nila sa chosen discipline nila at how hard they practice. Gusto ko rin magkaroon ng formal training sa arnis kaya lang medyo expensive sya. Kaya natututo ako sa mga pakonti konting donation ng mga kaibigan kong medyo marunong. I also like jiu jitsu. Galing din ng art na to, mapa BJJ man sya o traditional Japanese. Ang gandang pagsamahin nitong tatlo. Aikido, Arnis n Jiu Jitsu. Quote Link to comment
silentkill Posted August 30, 2006 Share Posted August 30, 2006 ask lang po ko kung anong pointing area ang mahina ng katawan ng tao para madaling bumagsak.......pls pm me Quote Link to comment
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