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Computers v Martial arts

k.jacko
09-03-2007, 08:25 AM
I was wondering what with all us geeks here doing a very sedentary thing such as sitting at a 'pooter.
Does anyone practice any martial arts as an means of mind/body/spirit exercise kind of hobby?

Its possibly the furthest thing away from computer geek'dom which is why i asked the question.

Personally i've studied martial arts for over 20 years, covering many different arts/styles.

Maybe the fact that i slob around a computer preserves my energy to allow me to still practice.

Whats your physical cv away from the pc?

You may practice sports instead, but as a martial artist i'm interested to hear from like-minded folks. :)

supersmashbrada
09-03-2007, 09:18 AM
I use to practice Jeet kun do. My dad use to study with Kareem Abdur Jabar, if you know who that is. They both played for the Lakers in the 70-80's together. Few of Bruce Lee's many students in California at the time. Now I practice sitting on my back side.

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k.jacko
09-03-2007, 11:02 AM
Lol, thats one helluva claim to fame matey.
Kareem in the Game of Death with Bruce Lee.......Legendary scenes!

twite
09-03-2007, 01:16 PM
I have studied Wing Chun, and jujitsu, but i am now trying to gain motivation to take a tai chi class. The nearest Dojo is half an hour away, and i don't want to drive an extra hour a day.

TimeParadoX
09-03-2007, 04:08 PM
I studied Jujitsu and Karate when I was younger, but I stopped going to training when I was about 14. ( Was doing it since I was about 6 )

twite
09-06-2007, 12:05 AM
Have you heard of Brazilian Jutisu? I watched a lesson a local dojo, pretty crazy stuff.

k.jacko
09-06-2007, 03:41 AM
Yep BJJ was made famous by the Gracie family in the UFC.
It doesn't bear much resemblance to traditional JJ as its mostly groundwork, but it is very effective.

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