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I currently have a 2nd degree black belt in karate.

that's nice..:D

just keep the good work...

well' date=' i'm personally trained in 3 chinese Martial art styles, i dun get belts tho

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which martial arts?

used to study ishin ryu then somthing and now i started some japanese karate cant remember wat its called the first kata is called heon shodan sound anywhat familiar?

maybe shotokan karate?

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Tai Chi is not made for fighting, it's more of a meditation, at least to the best of my knowledge. And the closest thing to 8 Trigrams 64 palms would probably be White Lotus Kung Fu, but there are only a few people who have mastered this due to the fact that it would take DECADES to learn. As for Drunken fist, it's a variation on another style. Supposedly the inventor of Drunken Fist was hammered during a fight and accidentally created it, there are schools to learn it I think. I'm not familiar with the 18 Dragon palms, so I can't say anything about it. And I think Dark_Duelist is talking about Shorin Ryu, I'm not 100% sure about that though.

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Tai Chi is not made for fighting' date=' it's more of a meditation, at least to the best of my knowledge. And the closest thing to 8 Trigrams 64 palms would probably be White Lotus Kung Fu, but there are only a few people who have mastered this due to the fact that it would take DECADES to learn. As for Drunken fist, it's a variation on another style. Supposedly the inventor of Drunken Fist was hammered during a fight and accidentally created it, there are schools to learn it I think. I'm not familiar with the 18 Dragon palms, so I can't say anything about it. And I think Dark_Duelist is talking about Shorin Ryu, I'm not 100% sure about that though.

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not really, tai chi is the art of using other's attack against them, similar to judo, only more popular among the elders

so you are in a dojo or something or learning it by yourself?

 

actually i learn it while at school (we got a martial arts society there)

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