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  • Wing Chung V.S. Praying Mantis Clip full contact



    enjoy

  • #2
    That was not full contact, + they kept asking each other if the other was alright when he would get knoked down. The WC dude was really sloppy and his guard was almost always down. His kicks werent that good either. Also the WC dude wasnt really agressive.

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    • #3
      who was who in the clip who did what style? was the guy with blue pants mantis style? who was better too out of the 2

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Studiobuddy
        who was who in the clip who did what style? was the guy with blue pants mantis style? who was better too out of the 2
        Yea the black dude in the blue pants was the mantis style, The 2 styles have a lot of similarities, and it was hard to tell the diference at first cause the WC stylist was so slopy. I think although both of them were pretty bad, the WC dude was the better one cause he took the mantis guy to the ground a few times. And was the attacker,although his attacks were pretty bad.

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        • #5
          im about to study northern mantis on weekdays along and im doing jkd on sat mornings

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Studiobuddy
            im about to study northern mantis on weekdays along and im doing jkd on sat mornings
            So you finally found an art you would like to study?

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            • #7
              Just viewed the clip.

              My thoughts are that, if this was full contact, then the two "combatants" could not beat my old Aunt Nelly in a fight. And she's been dead for 25 years!

              Much flicky wristy flicky kicky in evidence. No injuries to anyone and, generally, appeared to look like a poor version of a semi contact bout.

              The guy in the white T shirt occasionally put a move together, using forward drive and aggression. But he had no power in his strikes and, of course, a "break" was called when it went to the floor.

              Now these guys may not pretend that thsi is an example of good technique for the street. But, if they do, they need their heads examining.


              Studio Buddy. Just get in Tim's club and sweat. The results will come.

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              • #8
                this clip, to me, really re-inforces the need to train in something that offers modern reality training. Whilst I do find many of the TMAs and particularly CMAs very aesthetically pleasing, upon seeing this clip and taking a good look at these 2 guys, even a dumb ass like me could whack em into next week without breaking a sweat. It seems that the styles used here actually limit them from moving 'freely'.

                This being said, I will still keep the clip in my collection and am glad for it being put here because now I/we have seen some Mantis in action.

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                • #9
                  forgot to ask, was this Northern or Southern Mantis??

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                  • #10
                    northern

                    i actually enrolled yesterday for northern mantis school

                    first month tuition is free! and 6 days a week

                    i thought i was gonna be kinda lame but he incorperates alot of self defense in every lesson

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                    • #11
                      you know studio, maybe the clip just showed a couple of bad practitioners of what could be a perfectly good art, especially if a modern SD approach is taken.
                      Don't pay any attention to my moaning about the clip/style, you might have found a good school, so go for it mate.
                      6 days per week sounds serious, you should be able to really check it out thoroughly.
                      I am increasingly aware of how difficult choosing a style of KF really is due to the overwhelming number and variations of them (thousands probably).
                      I have been told by a friend to go to one of his Choy Li Fut classes with him, I will do this at some stage, I hear it is a good style.

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                      • #12
                        personally i think the spar took too long....in any case i think its fairly easy to criticize someone on video however actually performing might be more difficult

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                        • #13
                          I personally thought that both competitors were too scared to actually engage and fight each other.

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                          • #14
                            Actually, I would simply consider that clip as sparring and I think they considered it sparring as well. The Mantis guy had clear shot of the WC guys head and pulled his kicks. This is the way you sparr I would say they were going about 60% just working techniques. Though I thought the WC guy was horrible.

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by IPON
                              Actually, I would simply consider that clip as sparring and I think they considered it sparring as well. The Mantis guy had clear shot of the WC guys head and pulled his kicks. This is the way you sparr I would say they were going about 60% just working techniques. Though I thought the WC guy was horrible.

                              dude u rule i aree

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