Re: Martial Artists get puny scores on Fairground Punch Balls

On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 18:18:32 +0000, Jay Sun wrote:

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> "Jacob Andersen" <secret@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:pan.2005.08.31.16.33.35.495000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 15:43:00 +0000, Jay Sun wrote:
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>> You know, for a 13 year old fatboy you sure deny being a 13 year old
>> fatboy alot.
>>
>
> Sure whatever, the fact of the matter is that "most" of "MAs"
> get a *** score on Fairground punch balls,

I'm still waiting to hear how you know who was a martial artist and who
wasn't. Were they wearing gis and their belts? Did they have signs they
were required to don when they entered the fair grounds; "The Star of
TMA"??? Or are you a graduate of my (under-priced and under-rated)
Telepathic Chi mail order courses?

Quick, oh great Wizard, before you are required to start bellowing "Pay no
attention to the man behind the curtain!", how did you know who was a
martial artist?


> and I am speaking
> from experience.... however after some refinement of technique I was able
> to achieve constistent knockout scores.... but I did'nt get that "exact"
> hitting > technique from any MA....

Oh... I see! *You* think yourself a "martial artist" and judge all others
by your poor performance when a 13 YO fat boy out strikes you. Therefore,
since you do poorly, all others must also.


> ........you can troll me all you like...

Counter-Trolling trolls is always fair game.


> but next time your at the fair or at a holiday resort why not test your
> power/skill
> on a Punch Ball
> .... just remember this thread and give it a go...
> I guarantee most of you won't register ***....

Just as soon as I figure out why punching a fairground toy is a valid
measure of striking skill. More useful to buy an inflatable giant
"Weeble" and punch it.


> Unless you have explosive pentrating whole body striking through target
> ability

Well, yeah, 'cuz explosive, penetrating, whole body striking has *never*
been a goal of any martial art that includes striking.

Peace favor your sword (IH),
Kirk
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