Xue Sheng
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Please give me some credit for 45 years in the Martial Arts.
Newbie :uhyeah:
Over 10 years more than me but I just had to do it, sorry
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Please give me some credit for 45 years in the Martial Arts.
Newbie :uhyeah:
Over 10 years more than me but I just had to do it, sorry
Same here: I wasn't so much directing that at you, Terry, so much as just putting it out there for any/all readers; general information.
I wasn't preaching to you, honest Just stating something the white belts who might pop into this thread in the days and years to come should be aware of.
I know Xue I'm a young pup in the line of fire, but we all must have something to look forward to.
Actaully, I hope I can say that myself someday that I got 45 years of MA training behind me :asian: I have a over 30 so I have a way to go yet.
I know (I) was just making stupid converstation.
Bwaahaaa..Terry..this is the best quote ever..story of my life,man.
Back to the issue at hand..yes..the show was good and bad and hilarious at times.(spin kicks anyone?) However...Did the end "fight" give an accurate representation of how a Hapkidoin would fight? Hmmm..I think it looked like slappy-kicky-happyfuntime. JMHO
Meh..as was said earlier..What can you really expect from an hour-long TV show? If it helps to put some people in the Dojang than it's the best result we can hope for.
The the first spin kick the Fight Quest guy tried reminded me of Napolean Dynamite's brother having a go at Rex (Kwan Do). I couldn't help but laugh out loud. He did get much better at it.
I missed the episode........does anyone know of a youtube link or something similiar I can watch this at? Curiousity is just killing me.