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  • #31
    Hello Tjang,

    What I understand by Kuntao is chinese martial arts developped in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines.....

    For example in the southern Philippines chinese traders brought a long time ago their chinese martial arts..... in the same area silat systems existed already, the chinese systems changed through fights and exchanges with silat practitioners and became quite different from their original form....

    The silat masters I met seemed also to make a difference between "pure" silat systems and silat systems with strong chinese influence (they put these in the kuntao familly: silat kuntaw, mustika kweetang silat, kuntao matjan)....


    I asked you the question because I saw during my travels through Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines some of these Kuntao systems and found them extremely effective, the sino-malay masters seemed also more willing to teach to westerners than in China....


    All the best,
    krys.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Thai Bri View Post
      Neko. Welcome to the forum. Thats an interesting post, so thanks for that.

      Fancy, the exponent of one shit art can beat up the exponent of another. Thats really interesting and informative.

      Now go and wash your hands and keep them above table top level in future, you WANKER!
      you really hate wing chun dont you,i did wing chun for a while
      and found some of the stuff usefull,the stuff i did was modified,to suit the kind of shit that goes off at a night club against drunken idiots not trained boxers and the like,so maybe the traditional stuff is out dated,i cant say but
      even if ten percent of it is usefull,its worth putting it in a mixed system dont you think

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