MooKu SG how come aikido got dagger and staff one sword some more i thought aikido oni use hands and legs?
StarPuppy SG no la..i always like being in those wu lin men pai..always got gals to save, good friends around and excitement at every corner
monkeybusiness SG hands and legs are at the basic level defense against armed attacks are taught at advance level..tat's y u see dagger and staff and sword(bokken)
MooKu SG yeh that's the spirit man! keep it up puppy! after all, the most dependable person in ur life is urself! but then sometimes... some things let them pay for u k? u're still young... ur parents need to feel that they are still able to take care of u... and remember that u're their son.
monkeybusiness SG sdn well, i find tat ever since i took up martial arts last time, my reaction and movements tend to be faster as compared to the time b4 i learned any martial arts...even if just squeezing through some ppl on streets, it has oso become even more easier
toyota-corolla SG i like this car. 20years old nissan sunny wagon. -manual tranmission -no power steering -no radio -no rev meter and i driven before!
MooKu SG ok... pls be gentle... i don't drink a lot of milk has there been any cases of broken bones from throwing during practice? hmm i think these martial arts thingy... they all put a lot of emphasis on discipline right? esp the japanese ones... must address the teacher as this and that... cannot do this and that... must be punctual etc etc etc...
MooKu SG how much issit? hm i should start to do research on second-hand cars.. so when my brother returns from his studies, hopefully can get a car with our own means...
MooKu SG Originally posted by mrsmall: i'm less 2 for 40 and [b]medium size not fat [/b]ha ha! simi is medium size and not fat male ah? hmm married leow? got how many kids? ur kids how old?
monkeybusiness SG dun worry..my throw are very light type dun worry...no such cases of broken bones...cause the place i train in has those tatami mats..so even wen u had a major fall, the impact is not tat great oso yes..alot of discipline involved...every time b4 and after the lesson, all the students and including the instructor will bow in front of the portrait of the aikido founder to show him respect. We address the instructor as sensei, a term tat means teacher in japanese
