Hello
Joined the board a few weeks ago and have been having a look around.
I need some advise, There is a local Kung-fu class that I would like to join but, I cant seem to find any info(www) about this club.. Just wanting to know if it’s a 'real" kung-fu or just made up
Thanks RUsty
[SIZE=“7”]LOONG CHOO!!![/SIZE]
G’d Bless You! Here’s a Tissue 
Sounds very made up
[QUOTE=lkfmdc;818556][SIZE=“7”]LOONG CHOO!!![/SIZE]
G’d Bless You! Here’s a Tissue
Sounds very made up[/QUOTE]
True but seems more real than the MA style based on nordic runes.
Is Loong Choo the name of the style, or the name of the club?
I wouldn’t mind going to Tasmania. Sounds like a great place to visit and study.
http://www.southcom.com.au/~jbkoay/
this link is the link, I was given via email… Loong Choo is a name by the sounds of it
Ask them what style they teach, and if they can not give you a definitive answer, they are fake.
neither Kung fu nor Shaolin are good enough answers.
Yeah, it sounds like the club name…same as Royal Dragon is my (currently defunct) Club’s name.
No such style as Royal Dragon style. It’s just the name I teach under.
[QUOTE=russkris;818548]Hello
Joined the board a few weeks ago and have been having a look around.
I need some advise, There is a local Kung-fu class that I would like to join but, I cant seem to find any info(www) about this club.. Just wanting to know if it’s a 'real" kung-fu or just made up
Thanks RUsty[/QUOTE]
Im from Tasmania originally - I have heard the teacher there is quite good but you never know until you check it out -go and check a class out.
Have a look and if its not for you check out Duncan Stewart - he teaches Ninjutsu at the Uni and is very good. There is not a great deal on offer down in Hobart so you need to be careful you dont waste your time with a bad school.
[QUOTE=Blacktiger;818963]Im from Tasmania originally - I have heard the teacher there is quite good but you never know until you check it out -go and check a class out.
Have a look and if its not for you check out Duncan Stewart - he teaches Ninjutsu at the Uni and is very good.[/QUOTE]
Good at what?. Throwing stars, scaling walls, starring in cheesy Chuck Norris wannabe 80’s movies…
is their actualyl a ninja fighting style?.
Yep its called Shaolin Do
What school is that one? I never got to climb up any walls or throw any ninja stars!!!
Sigh
:o
“Upon entry into the 1st Quadrant, the members are called students. They are not permitted to wear the official emblem of the Society. The students train in the traditional black pants and singlets with a composite Dragon design. To proceed to the 2nd Quadrant, a Grading examination for the Lower Graduation Certificate is attempted. The examiners consist of 4 Seniors chaired by a Sinseh (Instructor/Teacher).”
Uh…this is from their site.. :rolleyes:
I thought the quadrant thing was weird. It’s not so much the idea of having four levels, but why not just use belts or something…LOL…
It’s that kind of language that makes it sound hokey. Then again, they’re in Tasmania, so who knows?..
just wondering …
why it is that when something comes up that no one has heard of or is different than what it is that they know, automatically it is fake or a source for everyone to make fun of??not very mature but then again mpost of the people on this board are not. I can think of a few off hand .
[QUOTE=Shaolin Wookie;820313]I thought the quadrant thing was weird. It’s not so much the idea of having four levels, but why not just use belts or something…LOL…
It’s that kind of language that makes it sound hokey. Then again, they’re in Tasmania, so who knows?..[/QUOTE]Just to be different . A friend of mine was going to use rungs , like in a ladder, to represent the various levels of his system.
[QUOTE=tattooedmonk;821368]not very mature but then again mpost of the people on this board are not. I can think of a few off hand .[/QUOTE]
SO’S YOUR FACE !!
loong choo sounds made up.
but why don’t we start with what you do know about the club, like where it is located…:rolleyes:
what do they claim to teach?
whatever you got.
http://www.southcom.com.au/~jbkoay/
You from the land Down Under? Where women rain…and men thunda…
They call it Dragon Pearl…it’s a combo of Emei or Southern Dragon and Shaolin, or something.