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It it a good style for street fighting/self defense?

...successful in mma? im talking about the arts you kinda hear that are practiced in asian countriesl. like how do you think kung fu or drunken fist practictionars would do in mma? thanks and sorry for any type os my english issent the best. thank you

I have to chose one both have execlent instructors sorry for spelling. The sifu of wing chun was given the name by ip chun. And the northern shoalin sifu stuided the art in china for 20 years. Wich one should i take?

I'm looking to start a Kung Fu style martial art. I want to be able to apply it out of just the sport (for eg a street fight). I am fast and fit and have a lot of options in my area. Any suggestions?

I'm looking to start a Kung Fu style martial art. I want to be able to apply it out of just the sport (for eg a street fight). I am fast and fit and have a lot of options in my area. Any suggestions?

I'm looking to start a Kung Fu style martial art. I want to be able to apply it out of just the sport (for eg a street fight). I am fast and fit and have a lot of options in my area. Any suggestions?

I'm looking to start a Kung Fu style martial art. I want to be able to apply it out of just the sport (for eg a street fight). I am fast and fit and have a lot of options in my area. Any suggestions?

Hey there Wing Chun is a Kung Fu style. I don't know of many styles similar to it, but the hand to hand technique movements in Wing Chun are quite similar to a martial art called Kali, and somewhat similar to Bakmei although not entirely. I'm saying hand movements, strikes etc nothing else...

Title says it all!!!!!

Title says it all!!!!!

i do, since i'm bruneian, and some of my friends know here his house is! i wonder maybe you guys want to meet him too?

I've been training in Wing Chun for about 6 months now and am enjoying it very much. I know that in 6 months pretty much no one is going to be good at a martial art, so that has nothing to do with my current doubt in the style. My sifu has been doing it for 40+ years and was the closed door...

I've been training in Wing Chun for about 6 months now and am enjoying it very much. I know that in 6 months pretty much no one is going to be good at a martial art, so that has nothing to do with my current doubt in the style. My sifu has been doing it for 40+ years and was the closed door...

Ma friend told me that they teach, kung fu, jujitsu, ninjustsu, wing chun, taekwondo, karate well........ do they?

whats the best wing chun training DVD? is there a DVD set ( from beginner to masters)? i never have done any martial arts training(other then book workout training-wing chun)

...For his karate practice? This got me curious. I have no formal training in them at all but his idea seems sounds enough. The rings are used to strengthen and condition the arms and legs of the body. They appear safer then many of the conditioing methods employed by traditional karate...

I have been looking at this one website but it seems that all the information I found leads to no where either wrong numbers or disconnected numbers. So I am just wondering if anyone knows. Thanks

I have been looking at this one website but it seems that all the information I found leads to no where either wrong numbers or disconnected numbers. So I am just wondering if anyone knows. Thanks

this question is for wing chun practioners. Ive watched a lot of videos on youtube with wing chun vs mma and to find any good wing chun on youtube is like finding a needle in a hay stack. Is it just me or does anyone else feel the same?

better off with MMA and Krav Maga? I want to be able to actually practise fighting under sports rules with say boxing or MMA or muay thai etc But I also want to learn a martial art that isn't limited by sport rules! Whats a good combination in your opinion?