Anyone evere heard of the style?

[IcemanSK]

In 1985, I went to an open tournament near Chicago. As far as I could tell there was only one school that wasn't a TKD school.

That school called themselves a "modified style" of Kung Fu. The name of the system I'm not sure will get past the profanity filter on the sight. It was called Muk F*K Kung Fu. It seems like a legit system that was really flowing & beautiful using both hard & soft elements. I had never heard of it before or since. As a 17 year old, it stuck in my brain.

Has anyone heard of this style before? Can you tell me about it? Sorry, I have no more info.

 

[terryl965]

No and I was around back then and that would have stuckout in my mind as well....

 

[arnisador]

Could it have been Fred King's Mo Duk Pai, a modernized (and, I believe, Kenpo-influenced) form of Kung Fu?

 

[IcemanSK]

Could it have been Fred King's Mo Duk Pai, a modernized (and, I believe, Kenpo-influenced) form of Kung Fu?

No, it wasn't that. The name was unmistakable.

 

[clfsean]

Never heard of it... got a website?

 

[IcemanSK]

Never heard of it... got a website?

That would be too easy. As I said, it was at a tournament I was at in 1985. I've googled the name but found nothing.

 

[Domino]

Only other thing using those words Ive ever heard of is Gungi Fuk Fu Kuen and Muk Yan Jong.

 

[Omar B]

Was it taught out of Jim's School of Badass? Or Steve's Academy of Pain?

 

[elder999]

Was it taught out of Jim's School of Badass? Or Steve's Academy of Pain?

Yeah-don't they practice the pint of blood technique? :lol:

 

[Xue Sheng]

Yeah-don't they practice the pint of blood technique? :lol:

NAH your getting them confused with the House of Pain Dojo of Doom

 

[Omar B]

Ding ding ding, we have a winner! Tony's Dojo of Facestomping?

 

[sparky12]

Could it possibly be Hung-Gar? The name is similar to one of their forms, Hung-Gar tiger subduing. (Kung Chi Fuk Fu Kuen) I'm sure there are others that would know more about that than I.
Regards, Don