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offline KEYFUMBLER from DUBLIN (Ireland) on 2003-02-13 05:05 [#00553377]
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Anyone do em?

I´m into classical Japanese Budo although I practice a less
"classical" art called Bujionkan Budo Taijutsu that is made
up from 9 Ryu - ranging from 400 to 900 years old. It covers
all martial skills from unarmed striking/locking to small
arms to battlefield weapons as well as general life skills.
For me its the next best thing to dancing but with a rich
histrory to study up on too.

Squarepousher is to dance music what Budo Taijutsu is to
Martial arts!


 

offline AphexAcid from Sweden on 2003-02-13 05:08 [#00553382]
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I am practising Shukokai Karate Do, three times a week.


 

offline sadist from the dark side of the moon on 2003-02-13 05:12 [#00553386]
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i train aikido. i love it.
trained 5 years judo before, cause i had the wight for it...
now i'm much more built for aikido.
besides i train ju-jitsu and aiki-ju-jitsu and i try to make
meditation and yoga as often as i can


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2003-02-13 05:13 [#00553387]
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I used to do Judo competatively and fence to a high
standard. I did Dragon Style Kung Fu for a year (that's the
main one my muscles do on reflex- I don't even have to think
about it, it just kicks in...) and will return to it in
september. There is a club near where I live at the moment,
but I like my old club best.


 

offline KEYFUMBLER from DUBLIN (Ireland) on 2003-02-13 05:16 [#00553390]
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am i right that ju-jitsu and aiki-ju-jitsu aren´t sports
but i know judo is?

how do you find the difference? plus do you relate dancing
to braindance to the those arts at all?


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2003-02-13 05:26 [#00553401]
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Yeah, Judo is a sport, but I think Jui-Jitsu is a martial
art. I don't know enough about aiki-ju-jitsu to comment on
that though.

I can relate dancing to it a lot and my formal dancing
improved a lot after doing martial arts. The one thing I've
started doing is intentionally falling out of synch to the
rhythm. It's something you do in kung fu to amke your
attacks less predictable. It makes it feel weird moving in
time to music. I keep on wanting to speed up, slow down or
miss a beat.


 

offline nacmat on 2003-02-13 05:27 [#00553403]
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I am practicing melodies from mars... does this count


 

offline KEYFUMBLER from DUBLIN (Ireland) on 2003-02-13 05:30 [#00553406]
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yeah Ceri.. that why i love dancing to the pusher and
vsnares and shit..... lose the rhytmn, change direction....
float like buttterfly... sting like a bee!!!

nacmats under a waterfall!!!!


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2003-02-13 05:34 [#00553410]
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I always make this mental association between judo and
[]pusher. It makes me think of submisison holds...


 

offline jonesy from Lisboa (Portugal) on 2003-02-13 05:44 [#00553426]
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Just call me Kendo Nagasaki mofos!


 

offline KEYFUMBLER from DUBLIN (Ireland) on 2003-02-13 05:50 [#00553439]
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hmmmph.

* strokes nose with index finger


 

offline sadist from the dark side of the moon on 2003-02-13 06:07 [#00553452]
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judo is a sport cause you can make tournaments and
competitions with it. aikido, ju-jitsu etc. are martial
arts, cause the technics are too dangerous for competitions.
the other thing is that sport - judo has lost the whole
thing around. for example, aikido, there you have rules,
meditation etc.


 

offline HeWhoCannotBeNa from -qp- (Netherlands, The) on 2003-02-13 07:12 [#00553541]
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Did Judo for seven years or so...now i´m planning on
joining a beginners class for Tai Chi. Always wanted to do
it and it looks like i´m finally going to...yay for me!


 

offline KEYFUMBLER from DUBLIN (Ireland) on 2003-02-13 07:16 [#00553546]
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ywah.. Tai Chi in general seems to be a popular choice for
the mind-body thing. I hope you get a good instrutor and
ALWAYS check instructors credentials as much as
possible............... there are a lot of low quality
people out there as well as the decent, highly trained
types. You can´t assume anything.....


 

offline magiker from Östersund (Sweden) on 2003-02-13 09:53 [#00553861]
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Jeet Kune Do Kung Fu.
Y'all've seen Bruce Lee.


 

offline LuckyPsycho from a long way from home (United Kingdom) on 2003-02-13 10:03 [#00553874]
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Wing Chun Kung Fu... what Bruce started out doing... it cool
cos its more about movement and avoidance and energy than it
is about power and strength.

Its the home of the famous 1 inch punch!


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2003-02-13 10:05 [#00553878]
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It's quite similair to dragon from what I've seen/people
I've trained with. Plus you have those cool (if expensive!)
dummies.


 

offline KEYFUMBLER from DUBLIN (Ireland) on 2003-02-13 10:17 [#00553901]
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i hate bruce lee films/fighting style! I love stuff like
"Legend if SOng Fai Yuk" and early wire stuff with
acrobatics.

Then there is Kurasawa-type viceral Japanese swordsmanship
movies and THEN you got "Lone Wolf and Cub" with some
serious limb-hacking!


 

offline X-tomatic from ze war room on 2003-02-13 10:49 [#00553943]
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I used to practice Shaolin Kempo Hsinshih for about 3 years,
but I don't have time for it anymore. Bummer, as I felt so
at home doing it.


 

offline magiker from Östersund (Sweden) on 2003-02-13 10:51 [#00553945]
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LuckyPsycho: That's right. The one inch punch is cool but
not really applicable.

Keyfumbler: Why don't you like Bruce Lee movies?


 

offline pOgO from behind your belly button fluff on 2003-02-13 10:54 [#00553947]
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"Ya know scotland has it's own martial arts, it's called
FUCKYOU !"

hehe

I hear marlowe is black belt ;oD


 

offline KEYFUMBLER from DUBLIN (Ireland) on 2003-02-13 11:21 [#00553963]
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magiker: because i just find it really un-sophisicated and
the cheeze level doesn´t make up for it i think.

the most realistic fight i ever saw on film was in Bridget
Jones Diary at the end with Hugh bloody grant!


 

offline magiker from Östersund (Sweden) on 2003-02-13 11:48 [#00553990]
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Every man to his own tastes, mine is for cunts.


 

offline KEYFUMBLER from DUBLIN (Ireland) on 2003-02-13 11:51 [#00553993]
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kids´s?


 

offline magiker from Östersund (Sweden) on 2003-02-13 11:56 [#00553997]
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Yaarrrr, no!

Bruce Lee was a great artist I think. And I feel more at
home with kung fu practice than I did with Karate. I'm
currently looking into Capoeira a bit as well. I saw a nice
coreographed fight with Adam Sandler yesterday, in the film
Punch drunk love. The film sucked though.


 

offline KEYFUMBLER from DUBLIN (Ireland) on 2003-02-13 11:58 [#00553999]
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fair play. Capoeria seems really cool.. you get to learn
about the music as well and how to play the instruments. Its
very dancey too........


 

offline JAroen from the pineal gland on 2003-02-13 11:59 [#00554000]
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i practice jiu-jitsu

some fun moves, but its not something you will often use in
real-life situations


 

offline Dolleater from Afrika Bambaataa on 2003-02-13 12:01 [#00554005]
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You know Ka-ra-te?

I know Ka-Ray-Zee!


 

offline magiker from Östersund (Sweden) on 2003-02-13 12:04 [#00554008]
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JAroen: Are you mad? jiu-jitsu is great in real-life
situations. All those throwings and grapplings, I wish I had
the time to take in some.

Capoeira is a mix of dance, acrobatism and martial art. Me
sa liiiikeee!


 

offline X-tomatic from ze war room on 2003-02-13 12:14 [#00554026]
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maybe he means that if you want to be able to apply the
techniques instinctively, you'd have to practice it
intensely for 10 years, in which case it would probably be
one of the most effective martial arts around as proven by
lots of grimy cage fighting tournaments.
Btw, I love Bruce Lee(his movies were art) and alot of his
theories on fighting, no single style is perfect and use
only that which is effective and discard the rest. Plus
don't forget that he was at the base of bringing martial
arts to the west.
Plus I've gained even more respect for his power after
watching his training video. My God that guy was powerful.
Combined with his incredible speed and technique he was one
of the greatest indeed. His biggest flaw, although it works
nice in movies, would have been his rage though.


 

offline magiker from Östersund (Sweden) on 2003-02-13 12:50 [#00554050]
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I never pictured him as full of rage. I see someone working
with speed, power and deception. One of my skills is that I
have a quick sense for reaction. We use to play games at our
training and no-one has better reaction skills than me,
that's good. ::]

Karate is also like that, you have to train for a long time
before it's useful. With JKD it's the opposite, sparring is
introduced earlier in the training and we have weapons
training which is good. It's not a flowery style, it is more
efficient than good-looking.


 

offline earthleakage from tell the world you're winning on 2003-02-13 18:12 [#00554312]
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i've learnt everything i know by watching monkey on repeat


 

offline pachi from yo momma (United States) on 2003-02-13 20:43 [#00554387]
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i took karate for a couple months when i was 9 years old

this past autumn i took tae kwon do 3 times a week

i've never gotten above a white belt tho =(


 

offline pachi from yo momma (United States) on 2003-02-13 21:04 [#00554400]
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we all know that ;)

but i recall roughly a year ago that he mentioned that he
took shaolin


 

offline Asche XL on 2003-02-13 21:15 [#00554404]
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I just got my black belt in jiu jitsu.

Wait, that wasen't me.


 


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