Tai Ji is practical.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiVHkKV-Zrk
bagua is DAMN hard to apply la.. its too complicated unless you practice until its 2nd nature to you. like instinct.
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that's the difference between these arts and those in UFCOriginally posted by dumbdumb!:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiVHkKV-Zrk
bagua is DAMN hard to apply la.. its too complicated unless you practice until its 2nd nature to you. like instinct. -
Damn hard to apply - maybe notOriginally posted by dumbdumb!:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiVHkKV-Zrk
bagua is DAMN hard to apply la.. its too complicated unless you practice until its 2nd nature to you. like instinct.
Damn hard to learn - yes
The footwork itself will kill... not to say turning round and round... -
giddy giddyOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Damn hard to apply - maybe not
Damn hard to learn - yes
The footwork itself will kill... not to say turning round and round...
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watcha mean?Originally posted by eagle:that's the difference between these arts and those in UFC -
when you can apply
anything is practical -
one takes lots and lots of time to learnOriginally posted by dumbdumb!:watcha mean?
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Shortninja implied what will be the next move of a successful throw, not the question of the skill of the recovery from the throw.Originally posted by dumbdumb!:i know. but its not always successful, it depends on the skills of your opponent too.
anyway judo is really cannot make it in a real fight la -
the difference between arts like bagua takes a long time to learn whileOriginally posted by eagle:one takes lots and lots of time to learn
the other takes shorter time
UFC takes shorter time?
it doesn't really make sense, because UFC isn't a martial arts.
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can, you see UFC lor. jujitsu blackbelts go at each other. its not always successful if your opponent knows it too, and guard against locks.Originally posted by Short Ninja:A good lock and hold puts tremendous pain to the join.Cannot break free if properly executed -
I dont U-Tube much.What this side step and block? You doing yellow belt one step sparring ar?Originally posted by eagle:I saw a similar move to this in Jeet Kune Do youtube video, but it wasn't towards groin area.
It depends on the practitioner I guess. My guess would be some well practiced pugilist would sidestep and counter instead of blocking
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Yes I agree but if someone is not trained I can log that person until X-mas also and he or preferebly a she oso cant do anythingOriginally posted by dumbdumb!:can, you see UFC lor. jujitsu blackbelts go at each other. its not always successful if your opponent knows it too, and guard against locks. -
sorry not log but lock...KNN too much time in internet until dont know how to spell lock.
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or until you get tired out. but if you're going against seasoned fighters, even small bengs, i doubt you'd get a lock on them la.Originally posted by Short Ninja:Yes I agree but if someone is not trained I can log that person until X-mas also and he or preferebly a she oso cant do anything
maybe is i'm too hum
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Harder to do a a lock when that person in upright.What somemore parrying and raining blows on you but when opportunity present.....I chekop like a spiderOriginally posted by dumbdumb!:or until you get tired out. but if you're going against seasoned fighters, even small bengs, i doubt you'd get a lock on them la.
maybe is i'm too hum Fark I cant believe I used the word chekop 
...been a long time 
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Bengs?Originally posted by dumbdumb!:or until you get tired out. but if you're going against seasoned fighters, even small bengs, i doubt you'd get a lock on them la.
maybe is i'm too hum
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There are 2 Baguazhang schools that I know of
One under Mdm Ge and the other under Master Chong.
I have no idea where to find Mdm Ge, try PMing Solco in SGWutan.
&t=724" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://sgwutan.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=724
As for Master Chong, look to this website:
http://www.xingyi.sg/
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Simi Bak kua? Clifford can explain ar not?
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ba gua zhang, not bak kua.Originally posted by Short Ninja:Simi Bak kua? Clifford can explain ar not?
This is a ba gua.
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easy meh, they come in a pack wan leh.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Bengs?
They are one of the easiest to deal with... -
dunno lehOriginally posted by Short Ninja:I dont U-Tube much.What this side step and block? You doing yellow belt one step sparring ar?
a few ways
one i saw is side step, hand catch leg and lift the whole person up
another way is not use hand block, but use leg to kick your leg away
taekwondo style would be use roundhouse kick, will avoid and counter attack
I don't do anything, but I find it quite interesting to watch some demonstrations of applications recently after this thread surfaced -
If there's any long stick or rod, it's easy. Even in a pack.Originally posted by dumbdumb!:easy meh, they come in a pack wan leh.
If you are weaponless, then don't say. Run is better.
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Mayi jie jie, depends on who you are fighting and who's wielding the big ugly stick...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:If there's any long stick or rod, it's easy. Even in a pack.
If you are weaponless, then don't say. Run is better.
And no gangs. This kind even if got gun, they won't give a damn.
I tend to go to a gang fight to kill otherwise I endure or run... -
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Gang fight?Originally posted by Herzog_Zwei:Mayi jie jie, depends on who you are fighting and who's wielding the big ugly stick...
I tend to go to a gang fight to kill otherwise I endure or run...