This is what the UFC saved us from

[cross_trainer]

Imagine a world where none of this was ever disproved in open competition...



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[cross_trainer]

At least the combat ki stuff involves taking full contact strikes, regardless of their silly explanations of "ki". Some of this other stuff is amazing in its absurdity...

[Amsterdam]

I agree, MMA, even when becoming a bit deluded, has done a lot for martial arts development. Hope to see more stylistic variants like you though CT.

It can only get better.

[cross_trainer]

I agree, MMA, even when becoming a bit deluded, has done a lot for martial arts development. Hope to see more stylistic variants like you though CT.

It can only get better.
Quite so. In the next couple years, I'm hoping Wing Chun can pull itself together thanks to the magic of MMA gloves. Just start from Chi Sao/Chi Gerk and modify the existing Chi Sao/Gerk rules to allow full contact to the body and head.

Do you have any friends from that system?



As a sidenote, I have to admit that I love the "Bloodsport" movie. Guilty pleasure.

[Amsterdam]

Quite so. In the next couple years, I'm hoping Wing Chun can pull itself together thanks to the magic of MMA gloves. Just start from Chi Sao/Chi Gerk and modify the existing Chi Sao/Gerk rules to allow full contact to the body and head.

Do you have any friends from that system?



As a sidenote, I have to admit that I love the "Bloodsport" movie. Guilty pleasure.

No, I don't. But I'd like to see it.

I train with some MMA guys because I am studying BJJ, but I really don't know too many combatants from a variety of styles.

Bloodsport was good for what it was, but none of the fighters' choreography, save for Chong Li looked at all effective, even for a Martial Arts B-movie.

Bolo Yeung is quite a physical specimen, was 51 for that film, is in his 70's now and looks very similiar, with just some graying hair and some wrinkles, still built...

[Dostoevsky]

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Fucking OWNED.
Its quite sad actually, since they allowed a non-trained chi person to undergo such nonsense I come to the conclusion that they must actually believe in what they say and must actually believe in their own bullshit....:nut

[cross_trainer]

No, I don't. But I'd like to see it.

I train with some MMA guys because I am studying BJJ, but I really don't know too many combatants from a variety of styles.

Bloodsport was good for what it was, but none of the fighters' choreography, save for Chong Li looked at all effective, even for a Martial Arts B-movie.

Bolo Yeung is quite a physical specimen, was 51 for that film, is in his 70's now and looks very similiar, with just some graying hair and some wrinkles, still built...
You are about to see something that few mortals have been priveleged enough to witness: Wing Chun when it actually worked.



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Hong Kong rooftop, 1956.

[Amsterdam]

You are about to see something that few mortals have been priveleged enough to witness: Wing Chun when it actually worked.



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Hong Kong rooftop, 1956.

I wasn't impressed...:think

[dwilson]

Those clips are hilarious. I want to learn to use the power of chi then i can really kick some ass.

Van Dam really kicked ass. When I was 7 maybe 8 it was taken that he was the best fighter on the planet in my school.

[cross_trainer]

I wasn't impressed...:think
Yeah, it's not amazing. My dramatic buildup was a little tongue-in-cheek...but it's still the only footage of a Wing Chun guy actually fighting.

[Shanger]

Those are great HAHAHAHA.

Thanks for sharing.

[Ingar]

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LMAO at the guy missing at the end! :lol: :rofl