Kung Fu part 2

Facts and evidence. If you morons can actually find anything better than this, then go ahead and speak up instead of just running your mouths.

http://crane.50megs.com/index6d.htm

http://crane.50megs.com/index6q.htm

http://crane.50megs.com/index6r.htm

Oh, come on, driftingcobra66, go ahead—dig up another excuse for this nonsense. Honestly, they probably spent their whole lives training under the wrong master anyway, haha!

wanderingridge be 😎
Don't go judging skill based solely on individuals, because every single style has its share of frauds.
Furthermore, pointing to evidence that someone once lost (or won) a fight tells you absolutely nothing about their actual level of proficiency.
At the end of the day, anyone who frequently finds themselves in physical altercations is bound to run into someone tougher, regardless of their training, preparation, or technical ability.

Take, for example, Bruce Lee, who ran Ip Man’s school and is legendary as one of the greatest fighters out there. Back in the day, he actually challenged a Mantis school, seeking a match against a grandmaster (IP Sui), but ended up losing to one of the students (Master Choy Su Wing) and took a beating so bad the master had to step in to prevent serious injury.
That doesn't mean Southern Mantis is a superior style, nor does it have anything to do with the effectiveness of the system itself. 😉

wanderingridge said:Just look at the facts and the evidence provided here. If you lot can actually manage to find anything better than this, please do, otherwise just stop rambling about things you don't understand.

http://crane.50megs.com/index6d.htm

http://crane.50megs.com/index6q.htm

http://crane.50megs.com/index6r.htm

To be perfectly honest, I haven't seen any instances where Kung Fu masters were truly outmatched by anyone other than Tai Chi practitioners or perhaps a few other niche Kung Fu styles.

Does anyone happen to have a link for a matchup involving Kung Fu against just about anything else—provided, of course, we aren't talking about that one Abel guy from the UFC?

I don't get this at all???
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Well, wanderingridge, I really hope you took the time to read through the entire page. Now, look, I’m not trying to go around hyping up any specific martial art, but there is a claim here about one Kung Fu style being capable of taking down 2 Muay Thai fighters at once!
I can't quite wrap my head around whether he means every single student of this style needs to be able to handle two Muay Thai practitioners simultaneously... 😕
Anyway, you know how these things usually go—it's never quite that simple. But hey, since you're so curious, why don't you give it a thorough read yourself?

http://crane.50megs.com/index6u.htm

Guys, it was written right there on the board. Don't fall for it!👎 👎

Larry King37 said:Look, guys, even the headlines said it. Don't fall for that crap!👎 👎

Larry King37, what about those idiots who went in licking their wounds... and ended up getting burned?😁 👋

driftingcobra66 said:Larry King3, don't you know about those guys who went out looking for trouble... and ended up getting burned?😁 👋

Oh, totally. Apparently, at Bagadur's place, everyone's just playing games—dodging responsibility and cutting corners during training. You never really know what people are hiding behind their act, but hey, things always seem easy and comfortable when you're taking the easy way out. And they actually get paid for it too!!
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Larry King37 said:Yeah, tell me about it. Word on the street is Bagadur’s whole operation runs on lies, shady loopholes, and sucking up to people during training. You never really know who's pulling the strings behind the scenes, but those gaps in the system? They're always warm, soft, and easy to exploit. And get this—people actually pay for that nonsense!!
🙂 🙂

😂 😂 watch out, or they'll start accusing you of being CHE too 🙂))

driftingcobra66 said:😂 😂 watch out, you don't want them accusing you of being CHE too 🙂))

You know what's funny? Nobody ever really knows who's pulling the strings behind the scenes. Bagadur—that absolute legend and master of Kung Fu—just walks out of the studio with this huge grin on his face, leaving his students staring into space, totally lost. They’re all thinking, "Wait, who was actually running the show, and why do we have to deal with this nonsense every single time?" Honestly, I've had enough of him. This one is on you. I guess I finally see where I stand. 👋 👋

Ricky said:Here’s the kicker. Nobody ever actually knows who's behind the curtain. Meanwhile, Bagadur—you know, that legendary grandmaster and absolute legend of Kung Fu—just strolls out of the dojo with this massive grin on his face. His students are just left standing there, staring into space, wondering, "Who the hell was that guy behind the screen, and why do we have to shove 'that thing' into the hole every single time?" Honestly, I'm over it. It's on you. And hey, I guess my true colors just showed. 👋 👋

😁 btw, if nobody's actually feeling those photos I posted a few weeks back... you know, the ones where you get a front-row seat to how a grandmaster really trains? Just him, working his magic, wearing nothing but a pair of speedos... yeah, he does all his training in speedos. 😁 😉

Che Guevara said:😁 btw. I mean, if you guys actually liked those photos from a few weeks back... you know, where you get a front-row seat to seeing a total master at work, doing everything in nothing but a thong... and he even runs his training sessions in a thong 😁 😉

There are even better shots out there, but he won't let anyone see them! Says it's just silly! Such a shame though, because the guy really has an eye for photography. All those photos floating around online? Those are just the ones people managed to swipe from his private collection!!

Colgate said:Look, wanderingridge, I really hope you actually sat down and read the whole page. I’m not trying to hype up any specific martial art here, but it claims there’s this one Kung Fu style that can take down two Kickboxing fighters at once!
I’m not quite sure if they mean an entire class of students needs to team up to handle two Kickboxing guys... 😕
Anyway, we all know that's not how it works. Just give it a read since you're so curious.

http://crane.50megs.com/index6u.htm

From what I gathered, the idea is you have to become a master in Kickboxing first before you even think about touching Kung Fu part 2. It's not an immediate thing.

hm. That’s a bit of a stretch, isn't it? Since there aren't any belt rankings in Kickboxing like you see in Karate or something, anyone could claim they're some kind of grandmaster. And besides, you don't just pick up Kickboxing overnight... it takes years of grueling work.

wanderingridge said:Hmm. It’s kind of relative, right? Since there aren't any belt rankings in Kickboxing like you see in Karate, anyone could claim they're a master. Plus, you spend years training in Kickboxing anyway...

But everything takes years to master. Isn't that basically what Kung Fu means? Just being truly, deeply skilled at something.👋 👋