What looks like random flailing could perhaps be a crude form of American Kenpo...
But it's probably just random flailing.
Has anyone here ever gotten into a similar situation before?
But it's probably just random flailing.
Has anyone here ever gotten into a similar situation before?
Originally Posted by Thorn
Because trained martial artists go around fighting people on the street while throwing blind punches from a stance(?) which he doesn't hold throughout the fight.
I also just realized this is the premise of Street Fighter.
Omnia Mori
sed Evici Amor
sed Evici Amor
To say that any one martial art is better than another wouldn't be right.
Each martial art has it's own philosophy/technique/style and some would probably be more effective than others in certain circumstances, and others in another.
But better?
As for the stances.
Again this is dependent on the individual martial art, and each martial art will probably have a few stances. Depending on the style, the stance could lend balance, power, techinque, etc, etc.
For example the stance in the first video give a very strong front-to-back balance, but on the other hand reduces his manouverability to the point that he can't move without doing funny hops.
Each martial art has it's own philosophy/technique/style and some would probably be more effective than others in certain circumstances, and others in another.
But better?
As for the stances.
Again this is dependent on the individual martial art, and each martial art will probably have a few stances. Depending on the style, the stance could lend balance, power, techinque, etc, etc.
For example the stance in the first video give a very strong front-to-back balance, but on the other hand reduces his manouverability to the point that he can't move without doing funny hops.
