New David P Mag article

[Ernie]

http://www.combat-journal.com/site/a...6&depnum=25570

enjoy

Ps. no cracks about the ''Sifu'' tag dropped on me [ inside joke ] Phil

[couch]

http://www.combat-journal.com/site/a...6&depnum=25570

enjoy

Ps. no cracks about the ''Sifu'' tag dropped on me [ inside joke ] Phil

SELLOUT!

LOL

[sanjuro_ronin]

Excellent article, I really likes his views and ideas.
Thanks for posting.

[k gledhill]

Always a good source of info, btw I met Chu Hok Yin in London years back and did some hands on with him , Like DP said in the article, his strikes are very powerful ,eye opening . He would do throat grabs in chi-sao training , saying "I took your throat"

[sanjuro_ronin]

Always a good source of info, btw I met Chu Hok Yin in London years back and did some hands on with him , Like DP said in the article, his strikes are very powerful ,eye opening . He would do throat grabs in chi-sao training , saying "I took your throat"

Bah, he's got nothing on Patric Swayze.

[k gledhill]

Id rather fight Swayze than Yin

[Ernie]

SELLOUT!

LOL

Never happen ,,,, I'll keep it ghetto to end

[couch]

Never happen ,,,, I'll keep it ghetto to end

Yes. This is conveyed through your elegant blend of Wing Chun and hip-hop videos.

KRS-One, Rock On!



Our family has something like that, too. But just a little more hardcore on the music end of things:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_y1z8mU7WbQ

LOL

[Ernie]

Yes. This is conveyed through your elegant blend of Wing Chun and hip-hop videos.

KRS-One, Rock On!



Our family has something like that, too. But just a little more hardcore on the music end of things:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_y1z8mU7WbQ

LOL

many moons ago in a different life time back in NY i got '' pass the mic'' on stage with KRS and quite a few others ... but that's whole other story LOL

I'm not really feeling the '' dirty dirty '' south sound ,,, a little to ''country'' for me

I prefer old school when cats were creative with there lyrics ,,, no luv for the ''bling bling era '' ova hear

[couch]

many moons ago in a different life time back in NY i got '' pass the mic'' on stage with KRS and quite a few others ... but that's whole other story LOL

I'm not really feeling the '' dirty dirty '' south sound ,,, a little to ''country'' for me

I prefer old school when cats were creative with there lyrics ,,, no luv for the ''bling bling era '' ova hear

Well, officially, I think this thread has gone off topic.

I, too, prefer more of an underground sound: Talib Kweli, Mos Def, Scram Jones, KRS, Dilated Peoples, High & Mighty. Maybe if I just said Rawkus Records, plus some other stuff - that might sum it up!

On another note, I find this in the article interesting. Would you (or David, et al) like to elaborate:
"Our own WSLVT Family is often criticized for being “too aggressive” and not following the “traditional path” because we are prepared to adapt the art and train for realism and combat proficiency. The truth is that they are trapped in a time warp, thinking that old must be good, when we are in fact living in a changing environment that requires us to think in and apply concepts, not blindly try to use set sequences and routines. Wing Chun/Ving Tsun is a dynamic, flexible, adaptable and very effective means of personal combat, so long as its practitioners are able to look beyond egos and fixed ideas about fighting."

The first sentence I find interesting. How do you feel (in what way) that the WSL family is more aggressive? (Not starting a comparison war, just want to hear about this).

Best,
Kenton

[Phil Redmond]

Never happen ,,,, I'll keep it ghetto to end

LOL, your last name translate to "neighborhoods" anyway. Now that's keeping it real.

[Phil Redmond]

http://www.combat-journal.com/site/a...6&depnum=25570

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Ps. no cracks about the ''Sifu'' tag dropped on me [ inside joke ] Phil

Hmmm, Sifu Ernie Barrios has a nice ring to it.
Phil