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Konsa college hai bhai?

Anyone in your college who is assaulting other students should be expelled. Tell the Dean.

Its gonna take years man

@@dekudeku5520 ..........Im surprised no one replied to this

good

How're ya doin now?

@@ashishkumarsharma1323 now thats the question

@@mg6621 agreed. Update pls

Sami Salami Rt

@@samsanice and what fighter are you now? do you have fast moves?

Wow, I definitely did NOT read my comment before I posted it. Whoopsie.

Wanna teach me ? I’m very new to fighting

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How much it cost to get in or start training

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Keep it up

Thank you too!

Fluffy Jackie I go there in temple city in Los Angeles California and it’s only fifty dollars us a month either once or twice I’m eleven and it’s amazing even though the teachers English is really horrible

@@rinokumura2879 LOL

Rose Wilson no way ur eleven dude !! Ur English is better than half of my high school kids lmaooo.

same

Same

Same I have one bully once same one who scratched my face and gave me a scar happened 3 years ago...... Never ever gonna forget........ 👦🏻🤛

Ukiyo Kung Fu is not ideally effective to gain immediate fighting skill. I think that as the term 'martial art' suggests, Kung Fu is art - a way of life. Besides the physical training, it includes for example some Kongo zen filosophy studies, a meditation type of exercise, and the way to breathe so that with an inhale, you feel your lungs fill up with energy, and with an exhale, you feel the energy moving from your lungs to everywhere in your body through the mediaans. If you want to learn some of those practices, you can Google the terms used in Shorinji Kempo, (the way of Shaolin fist.) Unfortunately I don't remember the terms in Chinese... The meditation is called 'Chincon ryu', and the breathing 'Chosoku'. It is also important to train your vision for 'happo moku,' which means seeing with your whole eye sight instead of moving your eyes, because; A. Your opponent can predict what you are about to do from your eye-movements.; B. When your opponent does something unexpected, your gaze will instinctively either move to see what the opponent is doing, or close. These instinctive reactions are bad and are often used against you in martial arts. Your opponent might for example throw a fake punch, or slap your face with the back of his right hand's fingers while preparing to hit you with full force with the left hand. I was about to mention Defendo, but actually, you could also try Shorinji Kempo. It is applicable in real life without decades of training, but it is also relatively close to Kung fu. In fact, it's founder, Doshin So, was inherited the title of Grand master (Shifu) of Giwamon Ken -style Kung fu from his own teacher Tai Zong Wen. The Chinese government invited Doshin So to come teach Kung fu in THE Shaolin temple in 1979. Doshin So was Japanese (Chinese and Japanese HATED each other after WW2) so that really tells you the tremendous amount of skill he had. Here is a little video demo. Notice that they use the Kung fu 🙏🏼 greeting. They also study the Chinese pressurepoints, meditation, massage to release the ki-energy, etc. If you later want to move on to Kung fu, that will be relatively easy, because the two arts are very similar. They speak Japanese, but make no mistake; this is a Chinese art from an Chinese trained founder. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sL6kgd17yMCanKM.html

Good for you! Because Kung Fu is a good way to defend yourself when you face bullies picking on you!

Our pleasure!

Faadumo Liiban miyaad ka heshay.

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What ? 45 min in horse stance ? Seriously