Is it possible to be as sophisticated as Jackie chan and Bruce Lee?in martial arts ?if yes how many years need to be sacrificed and in practise is it ok for all age groups and any one can practise ?
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It the "karate" shown in the karate kid films realistic?
Sep 29, 2021
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@ExploringWA: you realize why what you say might sound like complete bullshido to most who trained MA, right? Specially when it comes from someone who trained in "questionable" traditional martial? Sure, from what I read about kajukenbo it sound that if you got a good club it will be like kyokushin or old school shurinji kempo where they did really hard and alive sparring despite the "no competition" rule. But otherwise, fighting against 15 people who really want to hurt you and escape is rather hard so the answer should be "... you might survive if you are lucky and well trained".
I don't know how your dan test went but did you defend against 7 people but were they also black belts or equally trained, did you all had sparring gear and were they trying to actually "win"? Because it's not uncommon to have traditional MA tests and demos that look hard but still mostly have dead opponent who stops as soon as their initial attack is over.
Wrestling is i think but that's wrestling
I got to blue belt in karate but then my teacher retired...
Now i just work on weightlifting
btickler wrote:
I have a question...Six Sigma seems like a bad project management methodology choice for Big Tech companies, given that is centered around defect reduction. Sure, it's fine for keeping airplanes in the air and for making assembly lines 0.005% more efficient, but why would anybody ever use it for software or hardware development?
This is definitely on black belt topic for sure. Lol
ExploringWA wrote:
Here is a video I made a few weeks ago:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/77ga1icijilafw4/Video%20Oct%2015%2C%204%2045%2016%20PM.mov?dl=0
What setting does this take place in?
Well you will think it's impossible if you were trained to use reasonable force.