just curious...

Yup, you’re a troll, no doubt about it now
More a Bruce Lee fan boy, whose JKD experience amounts to what you have seen in videos and movies

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and you called me hostile...lol you“re angry
No, not angry at all, you see, you failed there too. No hostility in stating facts, or speaking the truth…. But, whatever floats you boat sparky
 
you are welcome to visit my school
Again the likely hood of that is nil. No likely I am going to pay for a flight ticket to Germany as well as pay for accommodations, to look randomly for a school somewhere where in Germany asking any JKD schools I come across if you’re the guy that was posting on MT. Flight, accommodation and lack of address make it highly unlikely. But then you knew that
 
Again the likely hood of that is nil. No likely I am going to pay for a flight ticket to Germany as well as pay for accommodations, to look randomly for a school somewhere where in Germany asking any JKD schools I come across if you’re the guy that was posting on MT. Flight, accommodation and lack of address make it highly unlikely. But then you knew that
Again i am often in the US training. tell me your school and we can meet and talk about it.
 
Again i am often in the US training. tell me your school and we can meet and talk about it.
Nope, again, don’t know you, don’t trust you, don’t know what your goal is here. Who do you train with in the US
 
how many of you have actually used your "deadly techniques" outside of your Dojo?

I have used my techniques
In self defense - verbal and physical
I have used them in a motor cycle accident to minimize the injuries.

And those I thought were dead - I was able to either get their tongue out of their throat or revive them by myself or with the help of EMS.

Why are you asking?
 
did you actually do this?
The distances in a street fight are bigger.

So you try it in a dojo against guys who really want you. You get rounded up pretty quick

Take that to a park. And really start running around. And you get fast guys and slow guys and stuff. So it makes it more pronounced.
 
Guru Dan i can meet you in LA
Really, don’t think I am paying for and taking a 6 hour flight for that

It’s simple, where is your school, who do you train with other than guru Dan? And has he listed you as one of his teachers
 
what“s this supposed to be?
A police statement of an assault I was in.

People ask the "have you been in a rally real fight" a bit. So I took a photo of my last statement. To prove I am not full of crap.

Which I definitely will sound like because I can't be bothered trying to sound like some sort of operator.

Which I think is cringe.

 
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Why are you fighting with a guy pointing a bow and arrow at you. I have had 3 guns pointed at me in my lifetime , but I did not fight with them, ok I took one from one of them, he was an idiot but the biker and the cop knew what they were doing so I simply compiled
 
how many of you have actually used your "deadly techniques" outside of your Dojo?
To share and discuss each other's "door guarding skill" can be fun. Not sure that's your intention in this thread.

To use the inside of forearm to hit on the back of your opponent's head can be a powerful knock down skill. It's like a hook punch. But the contact point is not the fist but the sharp bone of the forearm. I have used that move many times against unfriendly challengers in the past.
 
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A zillion years ago, someone tried to backhand me with a beer bottle. I out side blocked it, although it wrapped around my block slightly and nicked my brow. With my left hand I wing locked him and planted his face in the dirt of the planter box I was sitting on. I asked him if he wanted to continue. He promised not to keep fighting. We shook hands and he went home. He was a bit drunk as was I. Dumb party stuff.
 
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I asked him if he wanted to continue. He promised not to keep fighting. We shook hands and he went home.
I like this kind of civilized challenge fight, no legal issue, no hospital issue, no revenge issue. Everybody lives happy ever after. People just want to test their fighting skill without going to a tournament.

After 1 challenge fight in Wilhelmshaven German (my opponent was the European Sanda Champ that year), I helped my opponent to find his missing earring on the ground.

One of my students went to train MT for 2 years, came back, and challenged me. I assume for a student to challenge his teacher is quite common in US.

After my senior SC brother David C. K. Lin workshop, a guy challenged David. David turned him down. I took over the challenge. David asked me why? I said it was fun. Those were some good old days.
 
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Why are you fighting with a guy pointing a bow and arrow at you. I have had 3 guns pointed at me in my lifetime , but I did not fight with them, ok I took one from one of them, he was an idiot but the biker and the cop knew what they were doing so I simply compiled
Somebody had to.
 
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