There is a saying in the Kung Fu San Soo world that goes something like this, “don’t box a boxer, and don’t wrestle a wrestler.” What this means simply is to fight the way you’ve been trained to fight. And, fight by the rules that you’ve been trained to fight with, which are no rules.
“Don’t let a plateau get the better of you. Don’t let on get in the way of your dream of black belt excellence. Plateaus are your test. Peaks are your rewards.”
“The lessons [are] taught in categories. Each lesson in each category [have] a name and number assigned to it. The names of the categories are Ah-Soo, Fut-Ga, Choy-Li-Ho, Top-ga and Numpi. Learning one of these lessons gave you the skills and coordination you needed to learn another lesson further down the line.”
“It was the power in my eyes. He backed off murmuring to himself about something, but I knew I had won the fight, even though no punches were ever thrown.”
Called “one of the world’s best-protected” martial arts secrets, Kung-Fu San Soo believes the best defense is a good offense.
By: Master Bill Hulsey
“San Soo” means hand-to-hand combat.
Several years ago, a local cable television channel had as their guest speaker Jimmy H. Woo. After a short demonstration by a few of Woo’s students, the camera focused on Woo and his interviewers. After his introduction, and a short personal history, the interviewer asked Jimmy what did [...]
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