dangers of flakey teachers and the rise of internet fu

[jubaji]

There was one where Jackie Chan watched a cat and 'learned' how defeated the dreaded Eagle Claw.

[chafe]

Thanks? That was more academic than I needed. :P

[Ben Grimm]

There was one where a guy climbed a tree and smashed pots into the ground and ripped them out again. It was with some unknown. Anyways, apparently that was his monkey style. I think he used it to beat a snake stylist.

[TigerClaw]

Yes, you can. And he and you would be laughed at and written off there just as you are here for that kind of nonsense.

No, you cannot, fraud is not defined as that you are wrong again, as usual. the word fraud means,

FRAUD   [frawd]
–noun
1. deceit, trickery, sharp practice, or breach of confidence, perpetrated for
profit or to gain some unfair or dishonest advantage.
2. a particular instance of such deceit or trickery: mail fraud; election
frauds.
3. any deception, trickery...
4. a person who makes deceitful pretenses; sham; poseur.

(taken from Dictionary site Dictionary.com)

I would not laugh at a man who had learnd kung fu from watching a monkey and it works on others and he defended his village from gangs etc. Why would you? And if a expert martial artist tried to attack him and he defeated him, why not conisdier his style effective and useful. There is no fraud there and the man did not claim to know anything except what he did know.

By the way I teach traditional kung Fu, and by your saying that I teach nonsense is attacking all the Hung gar and Choy Li Fut and Shaolin and Seven tar practitioners out there. Because I teach from those systems. Hung gar for example is not a fraud, and the forms I teach are not nonsense.

I think of styles like the Seven Star Praying mantis, where the founder watched the actual creature and also watched monkeys etc and developed his style. You would have laughed and attacked him also, as you seem to be doing now. This shows that you really have absolutely no understanding of what you are talking about. Its like a little kid standing on the side of a gym and watching the martial artist practice and saying, ha ha ha, that won't work. yet the kid has no understanding of what he is talking about.

It is comical that you try to correct a kung fu teacher, not having any real understanding of kung fu yourself. You are the one who should be laughed at it would seem.

By the way you missed the whole point of my discussion and went off on some tangent.

[jubaji]

Say, tiggerclown, have you ever been to a remote village in China? Ever spoken to anyone there, let alone some crank who watches monkeys and makes up his own 'fighting style?'

[jubaji]

By the way I teach traditional kung Fu, and by your saying that I teach nonsense is attacking all the Hung gar and Choy Li Fut and Shaolin and Seven tar practitioners out there.

Everything you have ever said is nonsense, and you represent no one but the sad and deluded denizens of LARPer Nation.

[TigerClaw]

Everything you have ever said is nonsense, and you represent no one but the sad and deluded denizens of LARPer Nation.

Another lie, it so pathetic that I would be amazed if anyone actually believed you.

You said that everything I have said is nonsense, Well I have said that i teach traditional Hung Gar which I learned from master Lin at E-Chaun Mun Kung Fu club. And just because you don't find something on the internet does not mean it did not exist. I even post the shirt and crest we wore in the club. Let me give just a quick example of what I said and what teach. Among the hung gar that I teach, I teach a from called the "Tiger and Crane form" of Hung Gar, are you saying that form I teach is nonsense?

Well, if so then as I said before you attack many traditional kung Fu people in here who also know this form and who practice it and you attack the founder for teaching nonsense as well.

You are in a dark place.

[jubaji]

Well I have said that i teach traditional Hung Gar which I learned from master Lin at E-Chum Mun Kung Fu club. And just because you don't find something on the internet does not mean it did not exist. I even post the shirt and crest we wore in the club.

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[jubaji]

Say, tiggerclown, have you ever been to a remote village in China? Ever spoken to anyone there, let alone some crank who watches monkeys and makes up his own 'fighting style?'

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[Ben Grimm]

He spelt the name of his "teacher's" school differently again. Maybe he should just start his own LARPer forum.

[Ben Grimm]

No, you cannot, fraud is not defined as that you are wrong again, as usual. the word fraud means,

FRAUD   [frawd]
–noun
1. deceit, trickery, sharp practice, or breach of confidence, perpetrated for
profit or to gain some unfair or dishonest advantage.
2. a particular instance of such deceit or trickery: mail fraud; election
frauds.
3. any deception, trickery...
4. a person who makes deceitful pretenses; sham; poseur.
(taken from Dictionary site Dictionary.com)

See Number 4, and take a look in the mirror. We're all on to your little game.

[chafe]

Anyways, I've chosen Hapkido and am going to go tomorrow or Thursday for a look-see at Korean Hapkido Institute (Korean Hapkido Institute). There was a kung fu school in my town but it shut down this last summer. The lady and her husband who owned it had a guy from China come in for four years to teach. His contract ran out and he didn't renew it cause lack of interest from the town (I think). I talked to her and she reccomended the Hapkido place. The credentials look pretty solid, so

[TigerClaw]

He spelt the name of his "teacher's" school differently again. Maybe he should just start his own LARPer forum.

My typing skill does not have anything to do with my schools many years operation.

by the way , I am waiting to see even one picture of you doing anything at all.

[TigerClaw]

Anyways, I've chosen Hapkido and am going to go tomorrow or Thursday for a look-see at Korean Hapkido Institute (Korean Hapkido Institute). There was a kung fu school in my town but it shut down this last summer. The lady and her husband who owned it had a guy from China come in for four years to teach. His contract ran out and he didn't renew it cause lack of interest from the town (I think). I talked to her and she reccomended the Hapkido place. The credentials look pretty solid, so

Hey thats good, too bad the Kung Fu school shut down. But you can still learn some good things from Hapkido.

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XGNM_nmpsw[/YOUTUBE]

[TigerClaw]

See Number 4, and take a look in the mirror. We're all on to your little game.

I wait for even one thing that I have said wrong, even one. You know you cannot show even this. So why do you just go on lying. I wait also for you to show anything about your techniques or style with a picture of you in it.