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Short Ninja SG

The body conditioning and training in muay thai is incredible if you cant use use your body as a weapon you sure can tong when people whack you upside down. Mr. Green but seriously muay thai is straignt forward combat art
If you are thinking of killing and maiming people then first learn the weak points that are located all over the human body.It is interesting to note that some of these points are also healing points.

ndmmxiaomayi SG

LOL, that is true. But on the other hand, knowing it means you will have to learn to guard them or you will be the one that ends up handicapped or dead. This is the most effective strategy, but even an average person will know how to guard against them (without knowing they are deadly points). I'll put it to instincts.

Short Ninja SG

Sho Kosugi the actor, really helped promote Ninja awareness with his Ninja movies of the 80s in America.Unlike his father ,Ken Kosugi does not have the screen charisma playing a Ninja so he has down graded to B-rated movies and playing Kindergaten host on Japanese TV.We all need an Asian action hero in Hollywood now,problem is they either die young,ugly looking & clownish or cant speak English enough. Sad

eastpaw SG

Ugh. 'Fight Science' is a serious misnomer. There's neither any fight nor any science in the whole stupid "documentary".

"Oh, look, the TKD representative who is much bigger and more muscular than the other martial artists on the show can hit our stationary target hardest. Therefore, TKD has the hardest punches!"

"Hey, the skinny Wushu guy can sissy-punch really fast. This proves that Chinese Kung Fu has the fastest fists!"

I regret to say that I exaggerate not. The show really is that moronic.

Short Ninja SG

I agree that 'fight science' can be misleading but is TKD the hardest punch/...sorry i lost the question mark on my keyboard

eastpaw SG

Yeah. There were 4 martial artists in the show, and the TKD guy registered the hardest hit on a punching pad. Actually, his technique was awful, even by modern TKD standards. The other 3 were just lighter and crappier than he was.

It was a fun show to watch; nice computer graphics and all. But watching it dropped my opinion of National Geographic as a serious science channel by miles. The people who did the show obviously had not the faintest idea how to set up proper experimental controls, do representative sampling, etc.

Short Ninja SG

[quote]Originally posted by eastpaw:
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Yeah. There were 4 martial artists in the show, and the TKD guy registered the hardest hit on a punching pad. Actually, his technique was awful, even by modern TKD standards. The other 3 were just lighter and crappier than he was.

All 4 guys should have the same physique to be able to run a proper test.I would pick a boxer if this is the case.

popikachu SG

then....

suiton, suiyuden no jutsu.

Laughing

Short Ninja SG

The 5 element

Fire
Feeling- positive & explosive
Attitute-aggressive & direct
Response-charging in with exlosive forward motion
Wind
Feeling-light & evasive
Attitude-elusive & accepting
Response-folding around the attack
Earth
Feeling-solid,grounded & immovable
Attitude-stable, aloof & confident
Response-holding your ground
Water
Feeling-defensive,fluid
Attitide-yielding,flexible
Response-angling away from the attack
Void
When you are able to combine and swtich around fire,wind,earth and water
The Ninja defines Void as the total potential and openness to create

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