Goh and Vanessa's Questions

Yes folks, after 3 months of redemption, I'm back. And I really feel sorry for my marvelous "i'm a combo master" posts. LOL. Those were really bad.. i'm so ashamed...

Here go the questions:
What's Goh's martial art besides Judo? I'm not really used to see punches in judo.....
And about Vanessa, from the 600mb of movies i've already taken from evo, i've found out that she's really rocking this time, cause Ju Jitsu is really based on floor moves, punching the opponents face to death...Still, i don't recognize her new offensive stance. Is it a martial art, or a mix of martial art moves? Maybe street fighting or something like that..

One more thing: Butokai's Stance (Lei-fei's new stance) is exactly the same as Pai's circular stance... Why don't you call it the same?..(and yes, it is the same, look at the name in japanese).

Thanks for the Attention! I'll keep in touch!!^^

 

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Vale_Mesmo_Tudo said:
What's Goh's martial art besides Judo? I'm not really used to see punches in judo.....


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You don't see punches in Judo because they were removed in order to make Judo "competeable".

In the real Judo , I believe they use punch to stunt the opponent then follow by grab , throw , then finish with the punch or kick again when the opponent is on the ground.

 

Old, Old, Old judo...it was a much more inclusive art...
On this note - fuck the olympics.

 

Does any one know of any person who practices hakyoku ken for real?I've seen japanese instructional videos etc.. for it but wondered if it's taught at all in America or England.

 

No m8. It's too old, and it's one of those where you can only learn in japan, china, or something like that. BTW, that's off topic, lol.

 

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Does any one know of any person who practices hakyoku ken for real?I've seen japanese instructional videos etc.. for it but wondered if it's taught at all in America or England.

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There's one person that I've heard of, but he teaches in Long Island, NY. It's the traditional chinese martial art. why don't you try search for baqiquan at any search engine, I'm sure you come up with lot's of results.

 

Buq-gua (I might of botched the spelling) is an art that is VERY similar, though more circular motions and a bit more involved grappling. One of the best teachers in the U.S teaches in Boston, south jamacia region....
www.ymaa.com is the link.

 

Thanks a lot for the link and information and yeah sorry it has nothing to do with Goh or Vanessa I just added as people started talking about judo etc..