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This weapon was always with him wherever he went, he was never without it. If he needed it he could use it to cause severe injury or it could be lethal. No sound other than the man dropping to the ground. Look one more time. Come to think of it not only is it lethal if used properly it is also very humane. OK, look at his fist, at the joint at the base of

Since I joined Jimmy H Woo’s Kung Fu class in 1962 there have been many changes, on the outside of the building there was a sign in front that said Kung Fu Karate which did not make sense. Kung Fu is a Chinese Art and Karate is Japanese so that was my first question. He explained hardly anyone knew what Kung Fu was, he felt that people would go by thinking it was a Chinese

For those who did not understand what or how he showed what he did in video 2. It was my fault I did not think out what I shared, I thought that most would understand. First, he varied how he showed things, often he would take someone down with very little effort. I don’t think that was The first time he showed it that day because if you look at Barbara at the back she

I have been asked about what can be learned from the videos of Grandmaster Woo. I produced a few clips so we can go over and explain things that I was taught and the value of the Art we learned. There are many levels that one should travel to reach Master some learned and some remained stagnant. Some advanced to flowing movement, triangulation, subconscious movement, leverage and power when needed. The others learned many techniques using power

Do we need to do more ground work? You bet we do! We had many ground techniques however the Arts have evolved as they always have with new threats which each generation have to face. I have watched many very good stand up fighters from several styles taken off their feet and look as helpless as a turned over turtle. We need to learn some basic ideas on how to stop a take down if