Wuwater Tigerboxing Origins: MMA Pugilism

My favorite music from da Cunnin'Lynguists stirs my soul... Makes the Tiger dance on Water.... Dem damn Kuntree Boyz.... LMAO... Telly, Riv, Zeus and Robert... thanks for training me in this vid...

It became possible in da dirty sourh in Georgia and at Angels Gym. Dem Kuntree Boyez taught me to dance when I fight. And I taught as many as I could. Ian & Tonio now do da rest. These are the beginnings of my Family Kungfu Pammachon Style only now I can heal'em better. We got our asses kicked by others until we learned to kick our own asses. Its the Ranger Way... We are relentless and seek the impossible... Its the Singh Way...

The dichonomy of human endaevor is ironic when one realizes that the process of martial science can produce a death-dealing tree-hugger. Being called a spiritual warrior is a being, when fully trained, who is capable of harming and healing, moving and stilling the 10,000 things of the microcosm and macrocosm. The internal path to pugilism is not devoid of external experience; however, the method of emphasis is important to recognize. For the spiritual warrior external practice is used to measure the development of internal skill.

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• MMA
• STRIKER
• TAIJI
• SHADOWBOXING
• BOXING
• KICKBOXING
• GRAPPLING
• CUNNINLYNGUISTS
• martial
• taekwondo
• mixed
• martial arts
• submission
• combat

[jewransom]

The guy you were boxing must have signed up that day.

[ANGELSGYMSINGH]

@jewransom That was not very nice.

[ANGELSGYMSINGH]

Snakeman, now you know that its dem Kuntry boyz da' Cunnin'lynguists that make a brotha weave like that... lol.... This is a sampling of movement and application that began my journey into silkreeling. But this is just the beginning. As one peforms the basic, foundational, traditional Wu, Wuwater Tigerboxing and Elemental Forms one will become more adept at expressing the Confounding Round theories of Yang Family neijia. You are on your way to becoming a very powerful adept if you continue.

[lebarosky]

Lots and lots of lessons here master. Thanks for posting.

[Laurencechogen]

This is excellent, Master Singh! I can see quite a few of the concepts you were explaining to me yesterday. I love how your body silk reels as you strike. I've already started working in some of your weaving drills that I see here.