Smash you?

[MrMelon]

I've been doing Wing Chun since the start of the year and i'm enjoying it so far. It seems quite practical.

[Marmoot]

Watch Dragonball Z, man! Good stuff!
Almost mastered how to fly: i can jump higher now.
very very recommended

[texmo]

stay home
or buy a pit-bull

I have a 48kg doberman

[texmo]

SO after this I still have no idea...... which form of karate involves pressure points?

[Sensei]

Texmo : You will need to found a " Ryu Kyu Kempo " Club if you are wanting to learn Pressure Point Karate . There is a club in Hamilton called the
"Quantim Centre" run by Ian Wait 7TH Dan . All so American Kenpo teaches Pressure point but not till you get over Black Belt & above Hope this Help's I think Wing Chun would be a great Form to study. As this is what I first started while learning Jee Kun Do . If you need to know anything more email me . Sensei

[Ghost Lemur]

Your lucky your in Auckland. Lots of choices.

Nobody's mentioned it yet, so I will. Wu Shu (sp?)

Although I hear it's been serverly westernized in recent years.

Slightly OT: What do you practitioners of the Arts believe is a good early age to get started? Obviously it'll slightly vary for the indervidual. But I'd quite like to get my sons into it. Not only for the fitness, self defense sides, but more importantly for the self disipline and self control.

[texmo]

As wit hanything the younger the better plus when they get to be 15 or so and start going to parties they wont get bottled cos the will be able to deck the person before they know whats happened.... just what every parent wants.......

[jrandom]

As wit hanything the younger the better plus when they get to be 15 or so and start going to parties they wont get bottled cos the will be able to deck the person before they know whats happened.... just what every parent wants.......

*This* parent just wants them to stay home on Saturday nights and get to bed at a sensible time, TYVM.

[bungbung]

Everybody wing chun tonight?

I've been doing Wing Chun since the start of the year and i'm enjoying it so far. It seems quite practical.

[texmo]

*This* parent just wants them to stay home on Saturday nights and get to bed at a sensible time, TYVM.

Sad, keeping your kid athome when they wanna go out, Stuff watching tv on friday nite when theres partys to be had

[jrandom]

Sad, keeping your kid athome when they wanna go out, Stuff watching tv on friday nite when theres partys to be had

Who says there'll be an idiot box for them to watch?

[texmo]

Who says there'll be an idiot box for them to watch?

OWWWWW sad guy do I spose you dont lock them up in a box do you?

[Jackrat]

As wit hanything the younger the better plus when they get to be 15 or so and start going to parties they wont get bottled cos the will be able to deck the person before they know whats happened.... just what every parent wants.......

Yeah,the common misconception that.
The reality is they run into a Wayne Doyle or John Sarach and get the snot punched out of them.

[texmo]

Yeah,the common misconception that.
The reality is they run into a Wayne Doyle or John Sarach and get the snot punched out of them.

Ahhh who is that? :spudwhat:

[jrandom]

OWWWWW sad guy do I spose you dont lock them up in a box do you?

Well, at the moment, they get bundled into their cots with a goodnight kiss and a bottle of toddler formula at 7:30 every night.

When they're 17... hmmm.