EPT[N]Chinese parents answer to recent school attack. - Page 3
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Shizuru~
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On May 14 2010 05:55 RoosterSamurai wrote: I wonder how much they pay him a week? I would totally hire a shaolin monk, if nothing else, for the fun of it. if you read the news article u woulda know. to all of you who doubt the autheticity of real kung fu, the human body is much more powerful than u think, remember the jump the scene where morpheus shows neo how to do the jump in the matrix? anyhow i've been looking around for videos on these shaolin monks, and i have to say its quite an eye opener of what these monks are capable or, actually i'm just surprised at what the human body is capable of... still though, all is for naught unless they can do crazier shit like stopping bullets, they make a great body guard in a country where guns aren't available widely i guess. | ||
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JiYan
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Sfydjklm
United States9218 Posts
On May 14 2010 06:22 JiYan wrote: lol you actually are thinking it might be fake? shaolin monks have been doing this for over a thousand years mang if jackie chan, a man who is willing to freefall off of a 3 story building for his art, uses rigged pieces of wood for his scenes, then i simply dont buy it. | ||
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Disregard
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Disregard
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On May 14 2010 06:42 DoubleAce wrote: This is real, i've seen it and know people who teaches it, regarding Jet li he didn't train at the Shaolin Temple, however he did his first film there..Jet li was part of the Beijing wushu team Whoops I meant sort of Buddhist school, not the Shaolin temples. D: edit:Wushu is a form of material arts related to Kung Fu.  | ||
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NonFactor
Sweden698 Posts
On May 14 2010 06:34 Sfydjklm wrote: if jackie chan, a man who is willing to freefall off of a 3 story building for his art, uses rigged pieces of wood for his scenes, then i simply dont buy it. That's hardly the same thing. These people train this art since childhood. And I'm pretty sure, but correct me if I'm wrong, Jackie Chan did NOT go through the type of training these monks do. Actually Jackie Chan has broken his bones dozens of times. Jackie Chan was a stuntman before becoming a major actor. So of course he uses rigged pieces when filming movies, lol. | ||
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Sfydjklm
United States9218 Posts
On May 14 2010 06:48 NonFactor wrote: That's hardly the same thing. These people train this art since childhood. And I'm pretty sure, but correct me if I'm wrong, Jackie Chan did NOT go through the type of training these monks do. Actually Jackie Chan has broken his bones dozens of times. Jackie Chan was a stuntman before becoming a major actor. So of course he uses rigged pieces when filming movies, lol. actually jackie chan has been training in a chinese opera school where they were training stunts on a wooden floor since he was 6. Yea i've read his autobiography. So yes he did go through that kind of training. | ||
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Pika Chu
Romania2510 Posts
And he wasn't a shaolin master (which are known to do "impossible" stuff like these). | ||
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spoolinoveryou
United States503 Posts
On May 14 2010 05:26 Daimon wrote: sounds like the plot from a jackie chan movie kind of haha ahahaha so true. they are making a new karate kid movie. which is jackie chan and wills smith son. | ||
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Zexion
Sweden971 Posts
On May 14 2010 07:08 Sfydjklm wrote: actually jackie chan has been training in a chinese opera school where they were training stunts on a wooden floor since he was 6. Yea i've read his autobiography. So yes he did go through that kind of training. No, it's not the same as these monks go through. You can't compare Jackie Chan to Shaolin monks. He's a stuntman, and these guys dedicate their lives to hardcore training. And also, my cousin's boyfriend has been exercising Tai Qi for many many years (10-15+) and he can do some really impressive stuff, so I have more than enough reason to believe that this stuff is 100% real. | ||
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aseq
Netherlands3996 Posts
Sure, they train lots and are strong. But making skin inpenetratable? Making any part of the body as hard as steel? Just tell me how this works biologically. If it were true, some unbiased scientific setup would have checked this...yup it's a coincidence this has never happened. You can't break sticks that have a diameter of 1 inch against a wall...but you can against a shaolin mork? Don't be ridiculous, attack power is equal! I do believe they can resist pain very well. But there's this video of a western guy taking a kick to the balls, so it's surely not limited to shaolin style. But all the other stuff, breaking things and resisting cuts is just magic tricks or something. Heh, drunk post btw, hope i didnt offend anyone. | ||
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shieldbreak
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Xxio
Canada5565 Posts
On May 14 2010 00:59 AyJay wrote: But come on... Monk as bodyguard? Sounds ridiculous How so? Remember his is a Martial Arts monk, not just the meditating type. I'd rather have one of those than some burly guy with a beer belly or giant muscle head tbh. edit: watching the video, the sticks break wayy too cleanly...as do the bricks or w.e, they wouldn't all have the same perfect cut right down the middle | ||
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