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Old 01-03-2006, 03:01 PM   #21 (permalink)
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There are a variety of martial arts academies to choose from, many of which teach Jeet Kun Do {sp?} which is the martial art form that Bruce Lee created here in America. There are also military style boot camps and martial arts academies that teach Armed Forces Fighting Techniques and Marine Corps Martial Arts, as well as basic defense and control techniques. Pick up a copy of Soldier of Fortune or another such magazine for details.
Wow that's very interesting! I've been thinking about going back into martial arts so i'll be sure to check out Jeet Kun Do.

I took Tae Kwon Do for a year when I was around 12 years old. My instructor was a Boston police officer with a 3rd degree blackbelt. One good technique he had was he would make us fight him before our tournaments the next day. Yea he would woop our ass, but the next day it seemed like cake facing all the other people in our class. We all did great thanks to him. I stopped taking Tae Kwon Do because I guess I just got lazy. But it's something I would definitely take again!

The only thing I didn't like was doing a split. Tae Kwon Do is mostly using your legs in combat and if you can do a split, you can surely do some cool moves while in combat.
I took Tang Soo Do & Tai Chi Chu'an throughout High School, as well as boxing. I was a Navy Golden Glove in Mississippi.
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That sent chills up my spine.

Tadpole, is there a place outside the military to learn quality hand to hand combat? For years now I have wanted to learn but never know where to go. I guess I could just go to the local asian combat arts place (karate, tai kwan do, etc) But I wanted something with an American twist.
There are a variety of martial arts academies to choose from, many of which teach Jeet Kun Do {sp?} which is the martial art form that Bruce Lee created here in America. There are also military style boot camps and martial arts academies that teach Armed Forces Fighting Techniques and Marine Corps Martial Arts, as well as basic defense and control techniques. Pick up a copy of Soldier of Fortune or another such magazine for details.
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I love a nice cup of coffee when I clean my guns. As for showing them off.. only at a legally sanction gun show..

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The right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed
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socoiety needs to be aware of the danger in guns and the images that guns portray to America's youth.
What danger does a gun have? None it takes a person to make them dangerous.
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Unfortunately, guns will prsoper in the U.S. and there is nothing we can do to stop the distribution of guns in the U.S.
Well gun hater which other rights do you not like? Maybe you do not like minorities?
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What if there was a required civics class in gun safety?
Well when you put restrictions like this on a right it can be raised until no one can pass them.
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