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2004-10-29, 11:33 PM | [Ignore Me] #17 | ||
pretty sweet. the chain-wrap-over-hand thing is especially impressive.
the only thing that counts, as far as i'm concerned, is that my quickdraw video is shorter. for video editing: veedub. http://www.virtualdub.org/
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2004-10-29, 11:48 PM | [Ignore Me] #21 | ||
there's a local school that teaches a really good mix of tae kwon do, jujuitsu, karate, kempo, judo, and some crazy brazilian modification techniques. they use style blends and transitions as well as the individual disciplines; neat stuff.
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2004-10-29, 11:57 PM | [Ignore Me] #22 | ||
Hmm. A mix sounds like a good bet, you benefit from the best of each martial arts style. My younger brother is a sensei at the local Isshin Ryu karate school, hes a big karate nut. I've learned a some karate, but I've always been more interested in weapons. (Nun-chuku, epee fencing, and archery thus far). While its not very practical (I doubt I'll ever get into a fight with my nun-chuku, a foil or a compound bow handy) I enjoy it a bit more. Perhaps some day I'll get back into unarmed defense, it certainly is the most useful if somebody decides to push you around.
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2004-10-30, 11:05 PM | [Ignore Me] #29 | ||
Personally, I'm not the type to laugh at a demonstration of skill, unless it really sucks. If its apparent that somebody put the time and the effort into learning something, I have to appreciate that. I've seen some pretty friggin awesome displays of skill at the Isshin Ryu academy. And... then I've been to a couple talent shows where the amount of "talent" the demonstrator had was painfully low. You can't help but snicker a bit at people like that.
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2004-10-31, 12:10 AM | [Ignore Me] #30 | ||
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Reminds me of that scene from that Bruce Lee movie where he awes the bad guy with nunchuck skills before clobbering him.
Except that you are a little bit off. And missing all the muscles.
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