Best Martial Art For Civilised People
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Hopefully, I would be "carried door, swing axe" infront of all martial arts expert here.
Well, there are many type of martial arts and many origins. Till todate, I think everyone will say that theirs is the world best..even it is not.
May I listed down some that I copied from the topic..(copy right pay later)
Chinese Martial Arts - Nan Quan, Pei Tui, Hong Quan, Chang Quan, Wu Xing Quan, Xing Yi Quan, Bei Mei Zhang, Wing Chun, Taiji and many more.
Japanese Martial Arts - Judo, Karate, Taekwondo, Ninjutsu, Aikido and many more.
Malay Martial Arts - Silat
American Martial Arts - American Boxing
Picked up some when I am young and hot blooded time..hence don't play play hal..I won't fight..I run..
Personally, I think what is the best martial art for civilised people like us. My answer is "Taiji"..No office Taiji
"Yi Rou Zhi Gang" "Shi Liang Bo Qian Jin" "Ke San Ta Niu" etc..can be fast, can be slow..regardless of built.
By eliminating the attacking force, and used the same force, you can defeat an opponent of bigger size. Especially the 2nd one I mentioned.
However, till date, I had yet to realise what is "Ke San Ta Niu" this arts..which I am still thinking..How to "Ke San Ta Niu" when San can be 10 / 20 kilometer aways, yet can hit the bull with stone..No everyone can master it. I think.
The martial art expert must be good since he injured the cow without getting himself hurt by the bull. But will the bull be annoyed by such act when he can even have the chance to use his horn.
To me, I think it good to know..so that I can avoid rather than to use. I know it's great to hit the opponent from a distance but I rather do it face to face.
Any experts can teach me how to use this and how to avoid. Thanks. -
i think its taiji
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Ge shan da niu is a real Taiji form? I thought it was from a Stephen Chow movie..
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isnt Stephen Chow movies full of crap?Originally posted by ^spidee^:Ge shan da niu is a real Taiji form? I thought it was from a Stephen Chow movie.. -
is it?Originally posted by alexkusu:isnt Stephen Chow movies full of crap? -
It's a Taiji Move..but no many mastered it. I only know the first 2..very surface also..hence looking for sensei to guide.Originally posted by alexkusu:isnt Stephen Chow movies full of crap? -
how do u explain Buddha's Palm flying frm space in Kung Fu Hustle?Originally posted by ^spidee^:is it? -
Got such Kung Fu ? Never in real life wah!Originally posted by alexkusu:how do u explain Buddha's Palm flying frm space in Kung Fu Hustle? -
i didn't watch it, not a Stephen Chow fan.Originally posted by alexkusu:how do u explain Buddha's Palm flying frm space in Kung Fu Hustle? -
Heard about this thing. Not many people mastered it and it is not easy to master. It seems to have something to do with internal energy if I am not wrong.
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Which one? The "Ke San Ta Niu" is it..Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Heard about this thing. Not many people mastered it and it is not easy to master. It seems to have something to do with internal energy if I am not wrong. -
YupOriginally posted by king108:Which one? The "Ke San Ta Niu" is it.. -
Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Yup
I remembered it's some thing that you strike from far distance, hit from the front but strike on his back. Internal strength, required but anyone can also learnt..
I applied "Si Liang Bo Qian Jin" in Karate, by shifting and pulling along his force, the opponent was found landed to the ground.
Well, next time, I will have to spend more time with the old master when I visit China again. May be difficult to find one here..
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I just realised Taiji also applied "Ee Ter Fu Ren". Read from there.
.http://www.taijimgx.com/ -
I found the answer to "Ke San Ta Niu". Is more like "strike slow and hit first" - internal injuries...On surface no injuries, but internal are crushed.
Better no practise..evil.
Must learnt how to protect ourself then. Any soft kung fu for this.."Ee Rou Zhi Gang" -
u mean there is a martial for uncivilized ppl too ??
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Ran Ba.. Good also beat, bad also beat loh..
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Yeah....Originally posted by king108: I remembered it's some thing that you strike from far distance, hit from the front but strike on his back. Internal strength, required but anyone can also learnt..
I applied "Si Liang Bo Qian Jin" in Karate, by shifting and pulling along his force, the opponent was found landed to the ground.
Well, next time, I will have to spend more time with the old master when I visit China again. May be difficult to find one here..
It's like that. But not all are able to do it. -
That's why soft arts are fatal.Originally posted by king108: I found the answer to "Ke San Ta Niu". Is more like "strike slow and hit first" - internal injuries...On surface no injuries, but internal are crushed.
Better no practise..evil.
Must learnt how to protect ourself then. Any soft kung fu for this.."Ee Rou Zhi Gang"
What seems to be non-fatal kills. -
since when is tae-kwon-do originated from japan? -
singapore oso got.. CHIONG ARHHHH!!! ZAO ARRHHHH!!! but not very effective.
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Originally posted by Purplehaze623:
since when is tae-kwon-do originated from japan? Sorry, I thought korea was a part of Japan -
civilised people now use firearms
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During war, which is history liao.Originally posted by king108: Sorry, I thought korea was a part of Japan
Anyway, Korea's martial arts do have significant differences from Japan, despite their history. -
You must have learnt from Master Huang Fei Hong..he too realised..Martial Art cannot match firearm..But are we allowed to carry firearm around..Originally posted by coffeeortea:civilised people now use firearms
Unless, it's really total defence. Every Singaporean NS men given one.