John Marsh Brazilian Jiu jitsu vs Kung Fu Challenge.flv

John Marsh Brazilian Jiu jitsu vs Kung Fu Challenge.flv

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[BluePittbull666]

wing tsun is useless against brazilian jiu jitsu or MMA.

[datanyc004]

@evelsteev

He got him. This doesn't mean much because the truth of the matter is that when you compare martial arts there isn't one better than the other. Do you know why? Simple... It depends on the fighter and skill set. Do you know how hard or even impossible it will be to truly answer 1000's of years of the old question... "Which Martial Art is Best?"

[RafaelSantosRS]

"John Marsh Brazilian Jiu jitsu vs Kung Fu Challenge"

Who's the other fighter? Looks like a fake fight.

[TheGoogler77]

You are taking this internet thing too seriously.

[TheGoogler77]

@ZomBLord naaaaaah stop whining ;-P this is just a friendly debate. Sorry if you took it the wrong way.

[ZomBLord]

@TheGoogler77 And if the styles you listed are the "only real styles" and the style I practice isn't "fighting like a man", of course that's going to generate a competitive atmosphere. Boldly insults are hardly passive.

[ZomBLord]

@TheGoogler77 It's always a competition. Each one is trying to make the other concede that certain points are valid and certain points are not.

[TheGoogler77]

@ZomBLord I didn't realize it was a competition, but ok.

[ZomBLord]

@TheGoogler77 Now, we could undoubtedly debate this forever, so I forfeit the argument, and declare you the victor.

[ZomBLord]

@TheGoogler77 3. See my previous comment: "The stancework you see in all the fancy forms serves little purpose other than conditioning. While it provides very good conditioning, it is abandoned in actual combat, with a few exceptions."

There are only 3 stances: forward, balanced, and back.

I'm not sure what you mean by "one dimensionalism". Wing Chun certainly is one dimensional. Toe-to-toe stances, and almost all arm techniques. Most other styles are pretty broad, though.

[ZomBLord]

@TheGoogler77 1. It's never been about animal mimicry. Those are just descriptive terms. The whole "monks basing everything off of animals" is just a legend, nothing more. And no, they're not unique to Kung Fu. Few techniques are unique to their respective discipline.

2. It is easy. It's very easy. The man in the video had a forward facing stance and no gaurd up, and his kick was off balance; I doubt he had any real skill in anything.

[TheGoogler77]

@ZomBLord At least BJJ has been battled tested in real street fights and NHB/Vale Tudo matches. Can't say the same thing for traditional kung fu. Now Sanda/Sanshou is another story.