walkingdisaster

thanks for your responses, i appreciate it; i knew a few guys who did wing chun and i found it to be eff situationally, obv not in all ranges but def in that clinch/dirty boxing range. W/ the sensitivity drills, foot/knee stomps; as well as the trips/sweeps, it would be very eff when an opponent clinched or was in close trying to exchange or overpower.

alot of people said its not good but my exp w/it says diff

question, how long did u take wing chun and do you feel it was beneficial to any other aspects of your training; also do you feel it has or can be eff in real life situations or against other trained martial artist who do diff styles.

oh really how long ago did u train w/mike; i was on and off for like a 3yr period, never did mt there, at the time i was working w/a kenpo guy (sparring/exchange tech) and then when i lived in md i worked w/karate * boxing guy as well as a brown belt in bjj.

i liked mike, i didnt' go there often so i didnt know him like others did; but he knew his stuff and i got alot of good sparring/matwork.

hello, a fellow san antonian here; just wanted to say he and introduce myself, rare that i come across someone from the area. so how long you been training, where you train at.

feel free to pm or vm me anytime

who you got on 101?
i got penn, silva, hendricks, almeida, and pelligrino. though, i think kenny could possibly pull out a win. i think forrest could get a dec if he can lay on sivla, or beat him up in the greco clinch.

My buddy owns a porn shop around that area. Venus Video.

Na I live inside 410, more towards callaghan and ingram

I'm on the opposite, Culebra and 410. My ex lived out there though

Northwest represent

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