Liu Seong Gung Fu

Thanx a bundle a found a few cheap copies on amazon... would you know if the book Indonesian Fighting Fundamentals: The Brutal Arts Of The Archipelago by Bob Orlando is any good? I was looking at that when I searched for the aformentioned titles.

Thanx in advance
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Does anyone have any information on the cobra system of silat?

Ahhhh Now I have better focus for my research on the subject as a begginner in the system I was very unfamiliar with silat, kuntao, or southeast asian fighting styles. Though it was never explained in depth, I couldn't really place this tiger fighting with any thing I had ever seen via hung gar or f...

Well I guess so... lol thanx... whipping is something I practice quite often. :) One way I learned from my sifu was to hang newspaper and whip it until your able to rip it then double up the paper, so on and so forth to gain speed and velocity which probably means the same thing :D Thanx and Laters

Does anybody know anything about this system of tai chi supposedly taught by master reeders?

www.tibetantaichi.com

I found it here and was mentioned was or twice by my sifus.
Thanx in advance

I remember when I saw him at my first tournament when I was 15 he did this awesome drunken boxing form, then I fell in love with kung fu forever after that. I just thought this was funny, nothing too relevant to the topic.

Sorry

Really... I just asked this question under another topic, but one thing that I learned to get the speed up on my hands was ripping hanging newspaper from the ceiling. Then doubling the paper up, trippling.

Is this related to Guy Savelli's mysterious "whip" technique? I've heard about this from several of his students.

Is this harimau system the same as the low tiger system. Sifu Mckissick was demonstrating some low tiger techniques and I wanted to know if this is the same thing.

Sounds similar from the descriptions above.

I had a question on the credibility of Guy Savelli? (sp?) I've heard many things about him, but not sure of his standings or truth behind his huc chung kun tao lineage from reeders.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

I could record the corcorners from the yang tai chi form. The differences are subtle, but if you recognize it, it could lead to a little more insight.

Hi, I would just like to say that I'm learning so much here and I'd like to thank every one for helping me and answering my questions. This past year my sifu thought it be a good idea for me to enter tournaments and compete. He said it would be a good idea for me to get out there and see other thing...

I was introduced to an old form direction movement called for corners when first practiced can cause disorientation. Yet I finally undertood the principle of the footwork, but I started taking Tai Chi in college (Yang Long Form) and these exact movements are in the form also. The form hits direction...

This is video I was working on some concepts I learned from my teachers, and began playing with the angular stability that I read about in the physics section by mbar and sifudan.