Martial Arts Tricking

tricking is awesome …
tricking is awesome

mma is not a martial art

I’m a really good …
I’m a really good martial arttist and I can barley do any of this. Just goes to show you, don’t try this stuff at home kids. Or if don’t a lot of exerience

About 3 people …
About 3 people after the kids bit is the guy in jeans and and no shirt wearing a thong?

However…. A …
However…. A master with 20 years practise of the traditional system, training HARD, could defeat a hardcore MMA’er with 25 years experience, but once again, it depends alot on the instructor, and of the martial artist. So what can we conclude? On a short term training period 1-10 years, the most effective system is MMA, but after that: It’s not ALL that certain.

I can agree with …
I can agree with you on that, on some levels. I’ve been in martial arts for over 10 years, i mixed kung fu, kickboxing, and some wing chun, and judo into my system. So that is MMA on some level.

I however, can agree with the MMA people on one thing, not to many OLD traditional martial artists are realistic about their style, Training the use of kata’s, or kung fu, animal styles, is something that will take 20 years to master, even so, it’s not certain that it will be effective enough to use.

I still stand by …
I still stand by conditioning though The nei Jia people I met the thing that made them so dangerous was their mental and physical conditioning. Their sense were extremely sharp and their strengh was based on tendon and ligament exercises and not muscle… with little effort the impact was devastating. Their techniques wasn’t what (IMO) made them devastating, I know one Silat teacher I learned under fought like a thai boxer but he was incredibly powerful due to ‘internal’ practices.

don’t believe i …
don’t believe i said that kicks are not effective or anything? My personal believe is that a kick like a backsided round house kick is a 110% knockout, if hit correct, the chance of failing, and bringing yourself into danger by falling, or your oppoment grapping the leg, is however high. With that said, all the jumps they do, is unneccesery.That was my point in the beginning. Jumping around, is show off, kung fu,and karate martial artists know HOW to do it, but would not use it, in a real fight

Well that’s for me …
Well that’s for me like saying, i bet you never seen a pro wing chun, kung fu, or karate martial artist? Because i don’t think you honestly have, since you with respect for yourself can say something like that, you’ve probably seen a few ones, not to skilled, and go ah: Not working, MMA is better.

What you see in the movie, has nothing to do with REAL martial arts to be honest, it’s more of gymnastics. Nobody training real kung fu, wing chun, or karate would train stuff like that.

hahahaha i think …
hahahaha i think also lol

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Does he wear …
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Does he wear a thong O______O

It’s to confuse the …
It’s to confuse the enemy about when the kick is coming and puts A LOT more potential into the kick.. if they done an ordinary single kick into a power reader, then 3 turns then the kick it would deal almost 1/4 more damage

And furthermore, …
And furthermore, the kind i train, we have full contact fights aswell, with ground fighting allowed, but then again, my system is a MMA in some way, seeing as it’s Kung fu, wing chun, judo, and kickboxing combined. but with that said, traditional kung fu, NOT the gymnastic kind, can be alot more effective and deadly, if trained long enough, it’s harder to kill a person on one hit, than it is to punch him 10 times and only getting him to bleed. But what is more deadly? consider that.

I agree with you on …
I agree with you on aikido since it has great circular moves and karate good straight forward attacks. but I really dont like kungfu :s its too flashy and jumpy… and once again I believe MMA mixes everything really well. by the way I practice muay thai and my favorite weapon is the circular kick with my chin bone and the knees so thats why I have this point of view but I respect yours