Hello Everyone,

I have plenty of experience in deciding whether or not a martial arts gym is really an actual
fighting gym or just a fat loss gym or a baby sitting school or a school of fakers (kung fu san
soo guys who claim to be deadly fighters).

I won't hesitate to walk away from a school I believe doesn't offer what I look for and I
remember that a school needs me more than I need the school. All of the gyms I have
reviewed on this blog are real fighting gyms that develop real fighters and true fighting skill!
I want to present some old school videos on what real fighting gyms look like and put
fighters through on a daily basis.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_PQJdSz43w&app=desktop

There is no glitz or glamour in this video, just sweat and constant hard work. The majority
if not almost all martial artists in america that train in schools like kung fu san soo will have
a rude awakening when coming across a gym like these shown in the video. To any student
of kung fu san soo crap that has been reading this blog, ask yourself whether or not your
sifu (teacher) could really make it through an actual daily training schedule at a real fighting
gym for just one week. If not, why the hell are you wasting money learning from a tub of
lard or a big talker!?!?!?

I certainly hope I can help a young martial arts enthusiast go learn from a real fighting gym
that teaches the fighting styles mentioned on this blog. Anyway, one more thought.
Remember John Wayne?

The Hollywood actor John Wayne was a very practical man and ask yourself what I guy like
John Wayne would study if he had to fight it out with his fists. Boxing and Muay Thai or
Kung Fu san soo? Muay Thai is practical. Kung Fu San soo is not. Period.

Questions or Comments?
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