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Where can i learn traditional kung fu in chico ca?
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Is there any wing chun kung fu courses in china for teens in the summer?
i want to go to china this summer and learn wing chun kung fu im 14 and that could be a problem but i really want to learn wing chun does anyone know of any courses that would be good and the teachers know englishThanks
What's the best kung fu style 2 learn?
Does anyone know whatever happen to the hooligan Cantona kung fu kicked?
That was hilarious...youtube.com watch?v u WmfTIRUWYFQ 00 55, doesn't that guy look like Frank Rijkaard?
Which kung fu style should I learn? Need help.?
I'm trying to find a kung fu style for self defense and enlightenment. I need one that suits me at the moment, fifteen years old, skinny not alot of muscle strength , but still very fit and healthy. SO it may seem like I need a style that deals more with the power of speed than the power of strength. I'm looking for something that deals with speed, but still has a few occasional relatively powerful blows although I suppose exceptions can be made to this if the style is so effective in other areas that some power is not needed. I also want something that doesn't totally disperse the idea of building chi qi someone in an earlier question said that going sinking your body into Dantien would raise shen levels in the mind, which would mix with the body's chi. Not sure how it works, if it's true, etc., just saying. So far I've looked at Praying Mantis particularly Northern , Wing Chun not in very great detail, still unsure what the general style is like , Snake, Tiger, and Eagle Claw. Praying Mantis seems very good I like the mixture of speed, chi, and strength, though I' m not sure if it's practical or not? Wing Chun's arm movements seem effective, though as previously stated I haven't been able to unearth much detail. Snake seems good for it's fast hand jabs and low kicks. I didn't like Tiger to much once I realized it dealt more with brute force and strength over speed and chi. Eagle Claw I'm unsure of I can't find hardly anything on it. It seems to have a good mixture of strength and kicks as well as acrobatics, but I'm unsure of the general style's differences and the speed and chi involved so far it seems to be comparable to Tiger as far as those factors are concerned. As far as other styles are concerned, I've ruled out DON'T WANT Tai Chi Chuan doesn't seem very practical , Drunken style teachers and schools aren't available enough , Northern Long Fist, and I'm not sure where I stand on Choy Lee Fut. ANYTHING that ANYONE can offer websites, personal experience, opinions, experience in actual styles, knowledge, absolutely anything will be very very helpful. I need something relaxing, fitting to my body, that increases fitness and general well being as well as meditation and the like, and something that provides self defense. Important Note YOU DON'T HAVE TO CONSIDER ALL OF THE LISTED REQUIREMENTS I'VE MADE IN ONE " PERFECT" STYLE. IF A STYLE DOESN'T EXIST THAT CONTAINS ALL OF THEM, THEN JUST PROVIDE SOME STYLES THAT PERTAIN TO SOME OF THEM, OR LIST A STYLE FOR EACH CHARACTERISTIC. Basically what I'm trying to say is, please anything at all could help me right now. Thank you.
What is the difference between southern and northern mantis kung fu?
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Can someone explain to me about the history of kung fu?
Wing Chun kung fu vs. Kempo Karate?
I am looking into both arts for self defense. Which is easier to learn and apply?
What is the easiest kung fu style to learn, how affective is it and roughly how long to take to learn?
Which kung fu style should I learn, and what is chi?
I asked a similar question earlier and I got a good answer. However, I still need help. I'm fifteen, tall, rather skinny not alot of muscle and I need to choose a kung fu style to learn. I need it to be practical, but I'd like it to also have a focus on building utilizing " chi." Also, I'd like a better " real world" explanation of chi. I know it's a sort of essence or breath, like our body's energy, but what, practically, is it USED for, especially in the case of martial arts? Can it be used to enhance strength speed etc? Things like that. Back to my question on styles, which should I pick? I really seem to like Northern Praying Mantis, and recently I'm also starting to like Eagle Claw. I need a style that fits me, and also utilizes speed more than strength, along with chi. I don't really like the look of tiger too strength oriented or Tai Chi Chuan. Any resources someone could provide would be useful, as well as a recommendation on what style for me to choose or more information on each style so I can choose. AN explanation of chi as stated above would be nice too. Anyone who can help me with this, please do. I really appreciate it. My primary reasons for learning are increased fitness health, peacefulness and self enlightenment I also plan to learn more of Buddhism and the Tao later on and of course self defense. That's opne of the reasons I like Praying Mantis. Thank you very much. Here's a link to my earlier question if you need to refer to it. answers.yahoo.com question index ylt At.sCbEdtz0KsPnPosYd3h sy6IX ylv 3?qid 20100214032726AAaNpxR
Who would win in a fight kung fu guy or tkd guy?
Somone quickly tell me who would be better in a fight?
What is the best kung fu stance?
well i want to dodge,lock,strike,confuse,and for the form to look funny cool and awesome
Any videos/ways to learn kickboxing/kung fu at home?
any videos ways to learn kickboxing kung fu at home?or some matrial arts .. just simple tips to advance.. anything would help ..video from sites like youtube ... articles and site online and info with picture would help thanks
Kung fu is the strongest martial art?
kung fu is the martial art with 2 power inner and outer.if inner use to block the enemy punched the enemy hand will boken
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