Kung Fu in the movies

[TigerClaw]

Here is some more Kung Fu in film,

YouTube - WING CHUN IN THE MOVIES - VOL.I

YouTube - WING CHUN IN THE MOVIES - VOL.II

YouTube - WING CHUN IN THE MOVIES - VOL.II

[Ben Grimm]

So this is where you learned WC from, right?

[TigerClaw]

So this is where you learned WC from, right?

No I did not

[JadeDragon]

You mean "I like to watch movies and learn from them, then pretend I know what I'm talking about because the movie is always correct." Am I right?

I think you're exactly right. He learned his KF from watching to many Shaw Brothers movies.

[TigerClaw]

I think you're exactly right. He learned his KF from watching to many Shaw Brothers movies.

I already have told my history before. Where I learned Kung Fu and I have told some of My teachers . But if you persist in this fantasy that I am not a Kung Fu teacher and I know what I am talking about. Oh well, go on and just keep talking, it really doesn't matter to me.

[JadeDragon]

Oh well, go on and just keep talking, it really doesn't matter to me.

Okay good. You know as long as you keep posting videos of kung fu movies it looks bad on you.....it makes you look like you learned from these movies because everyone here already doubts your credentials. You want to know why people are so harsh on you???? It's because the things you say would never work in a real fight. You have obviously never faught a grappler. There is no way you could do the things you say if a grappler were to shoot in on you for a takedown. You would be off balance and falling backwards with his arms wrapped around your lower legs or ankles. He would then immediately go for the mount position. Your only way of surviving would be to not let him get the chance to shoot in for a takedown. I've wrestled and have been in kung fu for close to 20 years. This is true.

[Tant01]

Maybe he's making light of all the KF hostility? :::funny::: (???)

[Sagacious Lu]

The place for threads about movies is in the open forum. If someone wanted to talk about practicing kung fu as part of their training to be a stunt man it might be helpful to show clips from action movies but otherwise I think this is in the wrong forum. The movies have about as much to do with legitimate CMAs as the WWF does to grappling.

[JadeDragon]

LARP means Live Action Role Play, so you being a LARPer means you are a Live Action Role Player, you retard.

LMAO.....classic. I love it.

[Ben Grimm]

In his case it's appropriate. The above quote, LOL! Yes, you have disclosed your history of a non-existent teacher (Mr. Sterling Lin in Canada), a fraudulent teacher (Mr. Brian Leishman as exposed by Bullshido), and many Shaw Brothers films. Retarded LARPer.

[TigerClaw]

In his case it's appropriate. The above quote, LOL! Yes, you have disclosed your history of a non-existent teacher (Mr. Sterling Lin in Canada), a fraudulent teacher (Mr. Brian Leishman as exposed by Bullshido), and many Shaw Brothers films. Retarded LARPer.

Wrong Master Lin was the master of E-Chaun Mun Kung Fu for many years and he taught Hung gar Northern Shaolin, White Crane etc. Brian lesihman now has his own system, But he was a powerful fighter and had learned many things. Many people are unfamiliar with him and his training. And as far as some other teachers I have had I mentioned them also, and I will not mention my Choy Li Fut master.

You can go on making things up, it makes no difference to me.

[TigerClaw]

The place for threads about movies is in the open forum. If someone wanted to talk about practicing kung fu as part of their training to be a stunt man it might be helpful to show clips from action movies but otherwise I think this is in the wrong forum. The movies have about as much to do with legitimate CMAs as the WWF does to grappling.

Wrong, the Kung Fu that I posted in here from the films, has alot of basis in reality. You can see real Hung gar forms and Choy Li Fut and Wing Chun fighting as well. You really don't know what you are talking about it seems. I just find it entertaining to see some forms I have learned being used in some of Kung Fu movies. I think others here also find it entertaining.

[TigerClaw]

Okay good. You know as long as you keep posting videos of kung fu movies it looks bad on you.....it makes you look like you learned from these movies because everyone here already doubts your credentials.

Well. my credentials are strong and I have been teaching Kung Fu for many years. But if you choose to just ignore what I say, who cares, you are wrong and you will be lying when you say otherwise.

You want to know why people are so harsh on you????

First of all, I don't care what people say, if they lie it is their problem, and I know why they are hard on me, it is because they like MMA fighting and I don't, They try to defend it I seek to clear up things about it and to remind all that MMA fighting on the TV is JUST SPORT fighting with rules, and not like Kung Fu survival combative fighting. So those who are so into MMA will obviously attack me. I know that, but it dosn't bother me. I am only bothered by the liars and those who continually lie about things that I have said.

It's because the things you say would never work in a real fight.

Everything I have talked about and shown and teach will work in a real fight and I have evidnce for that. Are you trying to say that Hung gar White Crane, Northern Shaolin, Choy Li Fut snake style Seven Star Praying mantis would not work in a real fight? I believe they would and I teach them. So what are you talking about.

You have obviously never faught a grappler.

I have done my share of ground fighting and grappling in clubs. I may not have fought a PRO MMA fighter. But That makes no differenc to me, i am not impressed in the least by most of them.

There is no way you could do the things you say if a grappler were to shoot in on you for a takedown. You would be off balance and falling backwards with his arms wrapped around your lower legs or ankles. He would then immediately go for the mount position.

Wrong, I teach to defend against his approach first, with careful observation on his stances his guard position, his fakes before attacking, his waiting for me to attack them shoot etc. I know what they look for and wait for in the shoot. Also, if he does shoot in I teach to shift one leg back for stability and to lean intowards him for balance. At this very moment, (the timing important here), you reach across with your hand(you use your left hand if his head is on the left side and visa versa), then lock into his eyelids and inner lip, or his jaw and torque upward snapping the neck or shifting his whole body around. This can be done even if you are falling to the ground backwards and if you have already been on the ground. This is so basic I marvel that you don't understand it.

By the way, I have seen many MMA fighters lock the persons head when they go in for the shoot and on the ground. The person who did the shoot has his neck in a lock, like a reverse head lock. Then he has to get out of that. So this technique is very possible and effective. But very dangerous and should not be tried unless done very carefully.

I have had people shoot in on me and try to shift me over and as soon as their had approaches my side they find claws all over their face and in their lip etc.

Your only way of surviving would be to not let him get the chance to shoot in for a takedown. I've wrestled and have been in kung fu for close to 20 years. This is true.

That is one way to defend against it, by shifting stances and angles and not allowing him in. But there are other ways as well. Remember most MMA fighters have not trained against certain kinds of clawing and gouging attacks. Because such powerful and dangerous attacks are not allowed in UFC or MMA fights etc. They don't have to be concerned about it or other spinal attacks or groin attacks etc. So when you watch them fight you will see so many openings in these areas.

Like I said, you and many others have most likely never even considered such an defense, little enough even tried it. So your attack upon me has no weight at all.

Just have a grappler come in and grapple you and as he is trying to take you down and do techniques on you watch his vital areas and how he leaves them exposed. Then attack them and watch what happens, I know that there is technique involved here and you must learn how to get in fast and attack.

But I know this works I have tried it, (though very carefully).

I think that any person who doubts what I say here needs to learn more martial arts, and to start at the beginning and the basics.

Also, remember that the experts agree with me and not you here. I quoted just a few in another post who talked about very similar things.

By the way I would trust my life with such techniques in combat.

[Ben Grimm]

A grappler won't just go in for the shoot. He/She will set it up first, maybe with a strike or a fake and make you commit to your defensive technique, then take you down. You know nothing.

[TigerClaw]

A grappler won't just go in for the shoot. He/She will set it up first, maybe with a strike or a fake and make you commit to your defensive technique, then take you down. You know nothing.

I already mentioned their fakes or waiting for me to strike, I know exactly what they will do and how they set it up. Because I am aware of what they wait for and how they attack , I am careful to use techniques that they will have no idea about and have most likely never even thought of before.