he must be frothing at the mouth, his post are making less and less sense 
do I bother you? yes, obviously, hah hah⌠Iâm not going anywhere so youâll have to leave before you have a nervous breakdown
do u think hes one of the cardiokickboxers u milked? he sounds like he got humiliated in ur class.
[QUOTE=bawang;1253744]do u think hes one of the cardiokickboxers u milked? [/QUOTE]
Honestly, that ainât nothing to admit to or be proud of.
[QUOTE=dlcox;1253745]Honestly, that ainât nothing to admit to or be proud of.[/QUOTE]
I think he must have known ross irl. dude been obsessing about ross for over 3 years. maybe a shy kid with assburger that trialed his class. and he only comes here when ross starts posting.
[QUOTE=bawang;1253758]I think he must have known ross irl. dude been obsessing about ross for over 3 years. maybe a shy kid with assburger that trialed his class. and he only comes here when ross starts posting.[/QUOTE]
Weâll have to start a thread for the two of emâ, so they can continue their bromance without derailing good threads.
[QUOTE=Spiked;1253660]Kung fu is largely known for its pugilistic practices. But for me western boxing has helped me a ton. My footwork and cardio are the first things that come to my mind. Anyone else box here?[/QUOTE]
I do 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ye4Pqb-rtew
Iâd been doing the Bas Rutten Muay Thai workout (which is also on my YouTube page) but I got 8 stitches in the ball of my foot last week and am back to doing this one until I get them out.
For me, the Kyokushin I did really helped with aggression, attacking and punching power. Though I train solo for now, due to funds, I do have that in my background, so it helps with reality. Kyokushin, at least my experience of it, did not have the technical crispness and focus of boxing, but it does help with understanding being hit, dealing with some pain and damage, soldiering on and hopefully giving more than you take. Iâd like to get into a boxing gym when I am able to gain from the experience.
Here is a long video, obviously uploaded to disparage Wing Chun - since every fight has them getting eaten alive. To me, it might represent the type of sissified kung fu people here are discussing, not necessarily just WC. If you watch enough of it you see the kung fu fighters standing around in a traditional guard without a clue as to how to direct the pace of the fight, make the other fighter cautious or much less how to win and give damage. Once the other fighter figures it out, they simply walk in and finish it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czDuH0R73kg
You can see at around 14:50 the Karate fighter has no fear of the WC fighter because with punches and kicks have no power. Finally, he simply wades through another probing punch and delivers a KO. As John said, he is there to eat his opponent alive.
So, yeah, aggression and power are two things missing in a lot of fantasy fighters. I am also working on that myself.
[QUOTE=madhusudan;1253840]For me, the Kyokushin I did really helped with aggression, attacking and punching power. Though I train solo for now, due to funds, I do have that in my background, so it helps with reality. Kyokushin, at least my experience of it, did not have the technical crispness and focus of boxing, but it does help with understanding being hit, dealing with some pain and damage, soldiering on and hopefully giving more than you take. Iâd like to get into a boxing gym when I am able to gain from the experience.
Here is a long video, obviously uploaded to disparage Wing Chun - since every fight has them getting eaten alive. To me, it might represent the type of sissified kung fu people here are discussing, not necessarily just WC. If you watch enough of it you see the kung fu fighters standing around in a traditional guard without a clue as to how to direct the pace of the fight, make the other fighter cautious or much less how to win and give damage. Once the other fighter figures it out, they simply walk in and finish it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czDuH0R73kg
You can see at around 14:50 the Karate fighter has no fear of the WC fighter because with punches and kicks have no power. Finally, he simply wades through another probing punch and delivers a KO. As John said, he is there to eat his opponent alive.
So, yeah, aggression and power are two things missing in a lot of fantasy fighters. I am also working on that myself.[/QUOTE]
It is that darn self defense training instilled in their minds, my friend. âAs soon as the punch comes in slap it and throw your wing chun jab thing that works great in classâ. The problem is punches come in bunches and they discover the knockout blow doesnât happen after one wing chun jab.
I have no complaints about kyutoshin. That stuff is awesome but not for the general public. Boxing and mma can be at that level of fighting or it can be family friendly to get a workout.
I heard boxing described once as the simple but complex fighting system. It is simple in that it works strictly punching, with the jab, cross, hook, and uppercut as the primary weapons being trained. However, footwork, feinting, head movement, entering strategy, all these things take time to master and become proficient in.
The main advantage in boxing is that it does not beat around the bush about how to gain this skill set, basics, mitt work, circuit, sparring. No nonsense.
I boxed for two years as an amateur after being involved in Kung Fu and Karate for several years. When I returned to Kung Fu I looked at things much differently and it improved my Kung Fu greatly.
[QUOTE=Iron_Eagle_76;1253850]I heard boxing described once as the simple but complex fighting system. It is simple in that it works strictly punching, with the jab, cross, hook, and uppercut as the primary weapons being trained. However, footwork, feinting, head movement, entering strategy, all these things take time to master and become proficient in.
The main advantage in boxing is that it does not beat around the bush about how to gain this skill set, basics, mitt work, circuit, sparring. No nonsense.
I boxed for two years as an amateur after being involved in Kung Fu and Karate for several years. When I returned to Kung Fu I looked at things much differently and it improved my Kung Fu greatly.[/QUOTE]
Did your kung fu brothers get mad at you for beating them with âstuff that is not kung fuâ? LOL
A lot of hot women have been coming in using groupon recently. They never come back though atleast the ones that I check out on the down low. The real deal too much for hot women?
Oh come on, by now you have to be used to hot women running away from you in terror
[QUOTE=lkfmdc;1253945]Oh come on, by now you have to be used to hot women running away from you in terror :D[/QUOTE]
If they cannot handle round two that is on them. I aim to pleaseâŚbut just once.
âround twoâ is what you call that little 2 incher of yours 
[QUOTE=lkfmdc;1253948]âround twoâ is what you call that little 2 incher of yours [/QUOTE]
Please stop trolling my thread and I. We concluded our business on the other threadâŚwith me clearly winning.
Let it go. LOL
Female Bodybuilder Candice Armstrongâs Steroid Habit Made Her Grow A ***** And Facial Hair
The most shocking aspect of the story however, is the growth of a tiny ***** The Daily Mail reported that Candice said regarding it, âthat (it) has gone significantly bigger, yes.â
She adds: âAbout an inch [long] and itâs shaped like a little *****. It looks like a little *****, you can roll back the foreskinâŚâ
The â*****â is most likely her enlarged clitoris and the âforeskinâ is the clitoral hood.
a troll who doesnât like being trolled? :rolleyes:
nah, Iâll stick around and point out youâre a raging toolâŚ
[QUOTE=MightyB;1253954]Female Bodybuilder Candice Armstrongâs Steroid Habit Made Her Grow A ***** And Facial Hair [/QUOTE]
That is sooo gross. I cannot even bring myself to click on the link.
[QUOTE=MightyB;1253954]Female Bodybuilder Candice Armstrongâs Steroid Habit Made Her Grow A ***** And Facial Hair [/QUOTE]
former 80âs porn star Vanessa Delrio went into body building and then back into the adult industry⌠same effect
I like these footwork drills