Self Defense
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i'm currently learning TKD .
havent tried out whacking up people yet .
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Originally posted by parn:
Luckily the Japanese know how to count, if their maths failed and sent 11 men to fight.....Then no more show to sing already......
The 11th person shall be parn. -
Originally posted by Uraniumfish:
It is more of a sport what. // And please answer my question: How can I start learning krav maga?there is such a course in singapore. i saw their webpage. but i think quite ex
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tai ji
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Originally posted by ItchyArmpit:
tai ji
mentioned already. personally i think not really good la.
it's more for health
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Originally posted by dumbdumb!:
mentioned already. personally i think not really good la.
it's more for health
lol.. i jk nia..ps didnt read the whole thread.. only the first page..
tai ji really useless la.. seriously.. no offence to any ppl practising tai ji..
TKD good.. i learn b4.. i tried fighting a TKD person.. and i am much much stronger than him.. i almost lost...
IA
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Anyone who was really involved in a street fight will know that learning TKD, karate, etc wun help much, cos the other party wun play fair.
Anyway, real life incident at geylang in the 90s, heard from a those lao jiao cop friends of mine:
A man encountered 4 ah bengs, who looks like they're going to rob him n beat him up, in some ulu back alley when he was walking home. He calmly pulled out what looks like a rusty metal table leg among the abandoned trash by the side, and walks towards the 4 bengs. The 4 bengs siam to the side, allowing him to walk through unchallenged. Then, once past a corner, the man ran to some police post. hoho!
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Originally posted by airgrinder:
Anyone who was really involved in a street fight will know that learning TKD, karate, etc wun help much, cos the other party wun play fair.
Anyway, real life incident at geylang in the 90s, heard from a those lao jiao cop friends of mine:
A man encountered 4 ah bengs, who looks like they're going to rob him n beat him up, in some ulu back alley when he was walking home. He calmly pulled out what looks like a rusty metal table leg among the abandoned trash by the side, and walks towards the 4 bengs. The 4 bengs siam to the side, allowing him to walk through unchallenged. Then, once past a corner, the man ran to some police post. hoho!
haha that's faking la. =x
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Originally posted by airgrinder:
Anyone who was really involved in a street fight will know that learning TKD, karate, etc wun help much, cos the other party wun play fair.
Anyway, real life incident at geylang in the 90s, heard from a those lao jiao cop friends of mine:
A man encountered 4 ah bengs, who looks like they're going to rob him n beat him up, in some ulu back alley when he was walking home. He calmly pulled out what looks like a rusty metal table leg among the abandoned trash by the side, and walks towards the 4 bengs. The 4 bengs siam to the side, allowing him to walk through unchallenged. Then, once past a corner, the man ran to some police post. hoho!
TKD really tt good meh. i think because of its kicks la. but everytime u kick, u open urself up for attack.
i think krav maga is best, muay thai also like good, but training v harsh. my friend said they can jump up to the height of a bbq pit. tts how strong their leg muscles are.
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How about Jeet Kune Do? It is the pioneer of mixed martial arts founded by Bruce Lee.
Does anyone know if there are any Jeet Kune Do instructors in Sg?
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Self defence: San shou 散手 will be the best in physical combat
learn others to build up ur body and stay healthy :)
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Self defence: San shou 散手 will be the best in physical combat
learn others to build up ur body and stay healthy :)
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Aikido.
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Originally posted by forumer84:
How about Jeet Kune Do? It is the pioneer of mixed martial arts founded by Bruce Lee.
Does anyone know if there are any Jeet Kune Do instructors in Sg?
i think JKD is a principle.. wing chun is a martial art.
bruce lee interpreted wing chun in his own style tts all.
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Originally posted by viciouskitty74:
Aikido.
it's like the jap version of taiji right?
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I did bjj for a while. But in real life, you need a mixture of martial arts. Some pros in martial arts will have black belt in bjj, purple in judo etc. My coach said before, in 3v1, 4v1 situation, just run. If surrounded, whack one of their balls and run. Dun care humji anot.
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Originally posted by dumbdumb!:
it's like the jap version of taiji right?
There is something like taiji, something like judo....I liked it for the discipline, and that its a non combat sport. Problem with it. When used on people, those people get broken joints...........which is kinda deadly.
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Originally posted by Uraniumfish:
What is the best way to learn krav maga?
what best way... best way is to learn it yourself la. -
Originally posted by wonderamazement:
what best way... best way is to learn it yourself la.
How? From books? Classes? Watch videos and follow what they do? -
I think can try Krav Maga. Its suppose to be easy to learn and for REAL self defense
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Originally posted by viciouskitty74:
There is something like taiji, something like judo....I liked it for the discipline, and that its a non combat sport. Problem with it. When used on people, those people get broken joints...........which is kinda deadly.
Except their main principles are different,akido is based on the concept of aki, the balance of body and qi. Take away that balance and any agressor cannot commit any more agression.
taijiquan or in japanese, butosankempo, focuses on negating or redirecting of the force being used against you.
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Best self-defense is to RUN!!!
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Originally posted by parn:
Best self-defense is to RUN!!!
I know that. But if the scenario is different, you have to fight! -
Originally posted by Herzog_Zwei:
Except their main principles are different,akido is based on the concept of aki, the balance of body and qi. Take away that balance and any agressor cannot commit any more agression.
taijiquan or in japanese, butosankempo, focuses on negating or redirecting of the force being used against you.
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Originally posted by Herzog_Zwei:
Except their main principles are different,akido is based on the concept of aki, the balance of body and qi. Take away that balance and any agressor cannot commit any more agression.
taijiquan or in japanese, butosankempo, focuses on negating or redirecting of the force being used against you.
erm in aikido the main principle is oso to redirect the force being used against uso i tink according to ur explanation, aikido n taiji quite similar