A video recently taken during our rehearsal. Just to share. No harm intended.

Myseld is 3rd dan ITF from Sarawak.



Im not anywhere in the video. Most are my juniors & my comrades.

i am 25 this year, i have no experience in martial arts before, is it too late to learn now?

I heard from my fren who learn taekwondo, learn at younger age is easier huhu.

no its not to old.. can learn so much

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This post has been edited by lokideangelus: Jul 20 2011, 01:51 PM

Anywhere to learn jeet kune do or wing chun in penang?

Thanks for the info.

I started when I was 27. Never too late!

brah.no one took silat these day anymore -.-"

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This post has been edited by jiggly_head: Aug 30 2011, 02:45 AM

hi all,

I don't have any martial art training before and I don't know read chinese. I'm chinese and 33 yrs old. I'm interested with chinese martial arts and plan to join a class. Which class that you would recommend for a beginner that doesn't have any martial art training before ? And am I too old for this sport ?

This post has been edited by ITforce: Oct 14 2011, 11:01 PM

dis owner is 7th dan karate black belt. dun mess with him

I think what your friend meant is that at a younger age, your muscles and joints are more flexible.
This just makes it easier to increase and maintain that flexibility for martial arts such as TKD.
As you get older, it becomes harder to stretch those muscles and ligaments.

I could do the splits when I was much younger, so when I started TKD, kicking high wasn't really a problem.
However, I tried doing the splits again and it....hurt. I doubt any kicks of mine can hit the head of a person with similar height now. lol

But that's just for sport.
You can learn martial arts at any age. To learn the techniques and art behind it, and enough for self-defense.
Don't start learning a martial art just because you 'want to know how to fight'. That's only going to get you hurt.

Anyone can recommend me a good instructor/place for muay-thai/jeet kundo? ard subang area? i think jak othman is one but dont relaly like that place. or tnt kickboxing in mont kiara. anywehre else ard subang area?

anybody know where to learn muaythai/kickboxing in melaka ?

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This post has been edited by HangJebat: Feb 23 2012, 11:33 AM

anyone can recommend any good muaythai gyms in klang valley? preferably class with small student to teacher ratio.

anywhere but muayfit please....damn regret joining that place......their classes r really lame and not legit at all.

hello fellow martial artists, question for you guys, what pants do you think is suitable for training other than the formal attire for your respective arts?
Long or short?
brand?
type of pants or no pants?
my art focuses a lot on the legs any recommendations?

This post has been edited by McFcker: Jun 3 2012, 02:29 PM

Hi.

I want to know if there are any Iron Palm Kung Fu master or teacher in Malaysia.
If there are info please let me know.


Thank you.

Talk to the 'trainer' when you join, let them know of your health condition and know your limitations you will be sore but fine. I know of one 40 something kwai lo who joined a Karate class. he seems to be coping well.

the advice above is the same advice I would give to at any age.

i think it's not easy to find authentic Kungfu Master nowadays...

That I know, at least someone who knows how to train someone else, that's all.

Has anyone heard of Kao Feng wushu gym in Kota damansara? How is the instructor and classes there? Or is there any other good wushu training centres around PJ or Kota Damansara area..Thanks!