Not actual walking in mud, this is Baguazhang mud walking
See no actual mud was injured during the making of this video
That's a fascinating step. The one where the foot kind of slides as it lands. What is that?
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Not actual walking in mud, this is Baguazhang mud walking
See no actual mud was injured during the making of this video
I dont care for bowling either so....
Nope... The fights are never realistic, there is no plot and no dialog - I'd rather watch a good drama separately and a good training video separately. I only like "Bulletproof Monk" and "The Iron Monkey" because there are hot men and women in them. And movies like "Aeon Flux" and "Ultraviolet" because there are hot women in fabulous clothes kicking butt.don't like martial arts movies......and you give me a hard time for not jumping in mud.....
I am both an alien and a Communist - and I love GOT, hate bowling, and love mud. I also love evening gowns and swords. And hot dogs and hamburgers. And sauteed beets.I think that just makes you a Communist....but not an Alien from planet X
You weird!I am both an alien and a Communist - and I love GOT, hate bowling, and love mud. I also love evening gowns and swords. And hot dogs and hamburgers. And sauteed beets.
I am both an alien and a Communist - and I love GOT, hate bowling, and love mud. I also love evening gowns and swords. And hot dogs and hamburgers. And sauteed beets.
Yes, that was my Big misunderstanding of what Mud Walking is in you discussion. Lots of actual mud walking here, especially in the very wet winter/spring we have had.Not to worry, there is no actual mud involved
Actually, you don't have to be a member of the party to be a communist. Contrary to popular opinion, communism had never existed anywhere in the world, ever. What we had in the Soviet Union and what still exists in China, North Korea, and Cuba is totalitarian dictatorship. I adhere to the communist school of thought that briefly appeared in the Soviet Union in the 1960s during Khrushchev's "thaw". It was best described by historian, paleonthologist, and sci fi writer Ivan Yefremov in his futuristic novels "Andromeda Nebula", "Heart of the Snake", and "Hour of the Bull".But not from Planet X
And Mrs Xue is from a Communist country, but was never a member of the party, therefore not a communist
Keen eye for the obvious?You weird!
Bruce Lee movies are like a must read. As a general rule, most of Lee's movies are not the cheesy stereotypical Kung Fu movie of the 70's. You have to watch them for the technique, not the storyline.I was referring to the kata in our art. Which is Japanese. So, in your art, whatever facsimile you have thereof - forms, shapes, poses, stands, whatever you choose to call them. I haven't seen a single Bruce Lee movie in my life. I don't really like martial arts movies all that much.
As I said, I prefer to watch their training videos.Bruce Lee movies are like a must read. As a general rule, most of Lee's movies are not the cheesy stereotypical Kung Fu movie of the 70's. You have to watch them for the technique, not the storyline.
I personally think some of Jackie Chan's movies are the best to watch for technique. Some of his stunts and fight scenes are incredible. Chan is known for doing most of his stunts. He did a movie named The Big Brawl around 1980. There is a scene where he is being attacked but his father (I think) is in the room and does not want him to be fighting. So he is kicking this guys a** but is acting like nothing is going on. Classic and hilarious.
But not from Planet X
Actually, you don't have to be a member of the party to be a communist. Contrary to popular opinion, communism had never existed anywhere in the world, ever. What we had in the Soviet Union and what still exists in China, North Korea, and Cuba is totalitarian dictatorship. I adhere to the communist school of thought that briefly appeared in the Soviet Union in the 1960s during Khrushchev's "thaw". It was best described by historian, paleonthologist, and sci fi writer Ivan Yefremov in his futuristic novels "Andromeda Nebula", "Heart of the Snake", and "Hour of the Bull".
Why couldn't they just keep going after he pushed the phone aside? What a stupid judgment. And it's no fun for the other guy - "How did you win?" "Oh, the other dude dropped his cell phone."Want to see a complete and utter chump? DQ'd for a cellphone. What an asshat.
Why couldn't they just keep going after he pushed the phone aside? What a stupid judgment. And it's no fun for the other guy - "How did you win?" "Oh, the other dude dropped his cell phone."
It is Not just you. Fully agree. Stupid is as stupid does. Where was his head?I disagree, I think it was the right call. (no pun intended) I would have DQ'd him as well. I think I would have entered it thusly in the official record....
Millennial Asshat Diqualification, No Cell Service.
But that's just me.
On Twitter?It is Not just you. Fully agree. Stupid is as stupid does. Where was his head?
I don't know, I think it's a bit harsh. We ALL do stupid things and we all forget. The dude may not have even realized he had the phone. You know how you just stick something into your pocket without thinking and then have no idea what you did with it? We all do it. And, like I said, it's not much fun for the other guy to win that way.I disagree, I think it was the right call. (no pun intended) I would have DQ'd him as well. I think I would have entered it thusly in the official record....
Millennial Asshat Diqualification, No Cell Service.
But that's just me.
From his reaction, it looked like he probably tucked it in at some point while waiting for his match, and forgot it was there. Looked like an honest mistake.Want to see a complete and utter chump? DQ'd for a cellphone. What an asshat.