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Black Belt
Cool. Thanks. I'm at work and there's a bunch of sites (seemingly random) that I can't get to, so I couldn't find it.
BaiKaiGuy said:http://www.adrianpaul.net/up_close/martialarts.html
That's the page for his martial arts training. Looks like we've got TKD, KB, Hung Gar, and a slew of weapons training.
Lorenzo Lamas (Renegade) also has a Black Belt, but I don't recall in what and his website wasn't too clear on it.
I konw Dave trainned with Benny the Jet But i didnt know his style ,coolThe Kai said:David Mustaine has done articles with Benny Urquidez (so I'm guessing UkidoKan)
James Caan, pretty sure, Tak Kubota
I saw his work in "Happy Gilmore".kenpochad said:Bob Barcker trained with chuck for some time
OK, this is way old but since the thread has been revived today I'll add, since they've both been mentioned, I think both Don Wilson and Cynthia Rothrock studied Pai Lum (White Dragon) under Sifu Glenn Wilson. At least he has them listed as students under his Pai Lum "family" in his book: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...f=sr_1_1/104-0022531-8069551?v=glance&s=booksDavidCC said:From the TLC show "Faking It" apparently Cynthia Rothrock owns a United Studios (USSD) school in LA... that's Shaoln Kempo. And they have a custom bus like a rock stars too![]()
Bronson and his son once walked in on a someone burglarizing their home and Bronson bounced him around until the cops showed up. Nice to know Bronson could do it when it counted.[/QUOTE said:Man why would some one miss with the guy from Death Wish .
Good thing he didnt have his good friend (Walther) was it
Mark Barlow said:O.K., I'm showing my age here but James Cagney and Charles Bronson both studied Judo and, if memory serves, both earned brown belts. Cagney demonstrated his technique in a movie called BLOOD ON THE SUN and Bronson and his son once walked in on a someone burglarizing their home and Bronson bounced him around until the cops showed up. Nice to know Bronson could do it when it counted.
The only other one who jumps to mind is David Chow, the original martial arts advisor for Kung Fu. Carradine discusses it in his book Spirit of Shaolin. He states that Chow was more a judo practitioner than anything else, but did do some chin-na and basic gung fu.Danjo said:No. Carradine also has studied, at various times, Tai Shan 9 Palms Praying Mantis, Chen and Wang Style Tai Chi, kick boxing, Yee Chuan Tao Kung Fu, trained with Sonny Chiba in use of the Samuri Sword etc. etc. In other words, he's dabbled in many things over the years according to his website and books. His teachers have been/are Kam Yuen, Rob Moses, Mike Vendrell etc.
He has been mentioned sevaral times.jkdhit said:no one mentioned david carradine yet!!
he was a dancer and gymnast
had training in rifle and pistol (in army)
fencing, boxing, taichi, bagua, wing chun, northern shaolin, hungar, tiger crane
correct me if im wrong
ap Oweyn said:The only other one who jumps to mind is David Chow, the original martial arts advisor for Kung Fu. Carradine discusses it in his book Spirit of Shaolin. He states that Chow was more a judo practitioner than anything else, but did do some chin-na and basic gung fu.
Carradine states that he aligns himself much more with Kam Yuen (mantis), who came on as technical advisor after Chow was let go. Mike Vendrell, on the other hand, was the technical advisor for the newer series The Legend Continues. So he taught both Carradine and Chris Potter (who played Carradine's son).
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Danjo said:No. Carradine also has studied, at various times, Tai Shan 9 Palms Praying Mantis, Chen and Wang Style Tai Chi, kick boxing, Yee Chuan Tao Kung Fu, trained with Sonny Chiba in use of the Samuri Sword etc. etc. In other words, he's dabbled in many things over the years according to his website and books. His teachers have been/are Kam Yuen, Rob Moses, Mike Vendrell etc.
Dragon Fist said:We almost forgot about David Carradine, I heard that he started studing after he was cast in Kung Fu the series. Does anybody know what art he practices?