lkfmdc
01-21-2006, 07:09 PM
Knifefighter, I actually agree with much of what you write but now you've made yourself into a huge A - hole
Chan Tai San was a man who, unlike you, survived many real encounters not just with bare hands, but with weapons
READ IT AGAIN
Chan Tai San was a decorated veteran of the war against Japan and the Chinese civil war
Not to mention the DOCUMENTED attack that happened on 42nd street in the 1980's (Newsweek and Daily News from 1982) where he took out three guys with knives
IE, the real "knife fighter" wasn't you, it was Chan Tai San
I have no doubt in my mind that in his prime, Chan Tai San would have ripped you a new one and without thinking much about it... and I don't say that just becuase you are such a tiny guy, I mean you are like 5' 3" or so aren't you? I know you've over compensated with all those beach muscles... but we're talking about real life experience here. Chan Tai San had tons of it, with knives, chains, GUNS...
Not to mention why you find a stomp kick so "out there".... certainly Muay Thai has it's "teep" and even old style Gracie Jiujitsu has it's front and side stomps
Chan Tai San was a man who, unlike you, survived many real encounters not just with bare hands, but with weapons
READ IT AGAIN
Chan Tai San was a decorated veteran of the war against Japan and the Chinese civil war
Not to mention the DOCUMENTED attack that happened on 42nd street in the 1980's (Newsweek and Daily News from 1982) where he took out three guys with knives
IE, the real "knife fighter" wasn't you, it was Chan Tai San
I have no doubt in my mind that in his prime, Chan Tai San would have ripped you a new one and without thinking much about it... and I don't say that just becuase you are such a tiny guy, I mean you are like 5' 3" or so aren't you? I know you've over compensated with all those beach muscles... but we're talking about real life experience here. Chan Tai San had tons of it, with knives, chains, GUNS...
Not to mention why you find a stomp kick so "out there".... certainly Muay Thai has it's "teep" and even old style Gracie Jiujitsu has it's front and side stomps