SharinganKakashi

I don't have a picture of it. Best thing I can say is put one hand up by your chin, then one out in front of you. Now turn until you see your shoulder and head in the mirror (if you have one)

Actually, it plays even better to smaller guys. Lee also combined some speed in there. The guard is also a very hard one to penetrate, because instead of squaring up with an enemy, your shoulder is lined up with them.

Jet Li is a blast to watch, for sure

It might have been Dim Mak, or an art based off of it, now that you mention it.

Jeet Kun Do is Bruce Lee's art (Aside from his ridiculous, exaggerated yells, if you watch Lee's movies, you see some good technique- his earlier stuff especially), which he derived from Wing Chun. It encompasses hands, feet, and body. Basically, if Lee weighed 130 lbs, when he punched or kicked, the way he moved, his strike was 130 lbs. That's the theory behind it.

There are three different parts, really. First is the power- Karate, and it's Korean counterpart, TKD, for that matter, both tend to focus on power and technique, and are less fluid (This may not apply to ALL styles of Karate and TKD, to be fair). There's the balance aspect- when you punch or kick, you aren't really in motion, you're set firmly, because your strike is powerful and technical, so you're likely to hit the mark.
Finally, the style of the kicks themselves. They're designed as high and powerful. If I'm remebering right, it was derived from Japanese influence, in which high kicks were used to knock samurai from their horses. So high and powerful, sometimes jumping.

To be honest, if you want a truly reliable, practical art, Jeet Kun Do, Thai Boxing, or...damn. Can't remember the name of the last one, it translates to something similar to Neji's 8 Triagrams 64 palms- pressure point attacks that you don't have to put power behind, and it doesn't leave a mark. I'll have to look it up. I know it's a very secretive art, and you'd be hardpressed to find a dojo that is dedicated to this art outside of Japan. I'll have to find the name.

hey havent talked in a while! whats up ^_^

Hey, we haven't talked in like a million years. I've missed you.

So, what's new?

If it's mostly the kicking you want, I've her Tae Kwan Do teaches some good kicking. And, for pure striking, Thai Boxing is great.

I've been doing karate since last summer

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