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Does anyone find Bullshido a little discriminating…?
Most of the people on there are a little pompous, a little obsessed with street effectiveness, and a little harsh on sport arts like Wushu and Changquan… It’s not a bad thing, but it’s just a little…ignorant…. the most popular styles on there are BJJ and Muay Thai. I was repeatedly bashed for just practicing Long Fist even though I also do Sanda. Anyways, do you feel that Bullshido.net is too harsh on anything less than an all sparring martial art or do you think it’s justified by the amount of McDojos around for CMA…..? Perhaps it’s just nitpicking but the sheer amount of criticism of CMA is a tad ridiculous….
I still support Bullshido, it exposes a lot of fraud, but it also creates a lot of….IDK disrespect toward anyone who practices a style they just don’t like….
I’ve been a serious martial artist since the 1960’s. I’ve studied styles that are well known and some that most people have never heard of. That does not mean that because a style is not well known that it is not effective.
Bull… gave me a bad impression the first time I visited it. I’ve only been to the site a few times. I’m sure that if they knew of me and the style that I teach they would be bad mouthing me too. Personally I don’t care what they say about a person or a style. I tend to do my own research to determine if something is for real. It is not fair to anyone to judge another based on a few peoples take on something. How do you know that the people doing the bad mouthing are not as bad or worse than the people/styles they are knocking.
I’ve had a few people approach me and question my rank, titles, background, …etc. I tell them to forget about all that and come see for themselves who and what I am. Then make their own judgment. Bottom line is that it is not the style, rank, or opinions of others that make any style or person legitimate. Each should be judged after seeing it first hand. If it works, its fine in my book.
Ng Family Martial Arts- Sanda
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Kung Fu Fighting Chinese Sanshou (2-disc set) $24.99 This is Chinese Kung Fu Fighting! Known as Sanshou (meaning free hand), this highly effective method is practiced by millions of Chinese law enforcement, military and martial arts champions. Now you can learn from the very best, in the privacy of your own home. Demonstrated by many of the world s top fighters, each nationally ranked champions, including China s best, Li Shiying, gold medalist of b… |
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San Da Kickboxing Volume One $34.95 The perfect crosstraining for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. This material isnt covered in an integrated manner anywhere else – Liam Resnekov, VT-1 Gym, AutraliaSifu David A Ross and San Da Training Systems releases another DVD as part of this continuing series. San Da Kickboxing Volume One teaches you the basic “6 gate” defense system. 1. Parry vs straight punches 2. Shielding vs. hooks and over hands 3… |
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San Da Punching and Clinching $39.95 An instructional DVD demonstrating the punching and clinching techniques of San Da also known as Chinese kickboxing. Both neck and body clinching to throw and to strike are covered on this one hour and 45 minute DVD filmed during a seminar. br brSan Da also known as San Shou originates 80 years ago with the Chinese military. San Da is both a curriculum designed to develop fighting skills quickly a… |
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The Art of Shaving Shaving Cream – Lemon What it is:An advanced, soothing shaving cream for all skin types.What it does:This expertly luxurious essential softens and lifts the beard for a close and comfortable shave. It creates a rich, warm, protective lather that acts as a cushion between the blade and the skin, preventing irritation and razor burn. Skin is exceptionally protected and left smooth and moisturized.What else you need to kn… |
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Sanda Stone Art Dark T-Shirt by CafePress $29.50 This sunwheel design comes from a pre-Viking era carved stone, the Sanda Stone, from Gotland in present-day Sweden. Art Tee, TShirt, Shirt. About our Dark T-Shirt: Look cool without breaking the bank. Our durable, high-quality, pre-shrunk 100% cotton t-shirt is what to wear when you want to go comfortably casual. Preshrunk, durable and guaranteed.5.6 oz. 100% cotton. Standard fit….. |
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San Shou: The Complete Fighting System $20.20 Cung LeâKickboxing champion, MMA champion, and undefeated San Shou World Championâhas proven himself an elite fighter. After a highly successful wrestling career, he turned his sights to San Shou (or Sanda)âa Chinese-based full contact sport that utilizes punch-kick combinations and allows takedowns and throws. With his brilliant kickboxing and wrestling skill set, it didn’t take Le… |
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All New Very Easy True Stories: A Picture-Based First Reader $23.50 A woman gets a phone call, but it is the wrong number. How does this call save her life? A man parks near a “No Parking” sign and gets a ticket. Every day he goes back to the “No Parking” sign and parks there, and every day he gets a ticket. Why does he keep going back? A woman is driving on a highway at 100 mph, and she cannot slow down. What does she do? All… |
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Al the Ant in The Mat on the Sand-a level one phonics reader (Little Lacy Ladybug Phonics Readers) $0.99 Al the Ant and Ben the Bug are on the beach. Al has brought a mat to put on the sand. Ben has started to build a sandcastle. Al joins in and helps. This early phonics reader will delight your child. Words are simple,pictures are intriguing. Al is a favorite among young readers. (His cousin Argyle is also well loved in The Adventures of Argyle Ant – a book focused on the letter “A”.) The Looking, L… |
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Sticker Decal Graphic – Barcode UPC Priceless Wushu Martial Art Taolu Sanda A787 GraphicsR Decals are Die-Cut, this means they do not have a backing and use transfer material for installation as shown in the video. They can be applied to any hard surface. You will receive the decal as shown in the gallery image (the black portion). The overall size depends on the style of decal you are purchasing. Some decals are more square in size so the height and width are relatively prop… |