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thaiboxerken
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LOL.. yea right. There are ancient Egyptian heiroglyphics of people doing martial arts.. Does that mean Chinese people were in Egypt? I think not. Martial arts were developed everywhere that people fought. To say kung fu is the Grandmother of martial arts is just plain silly.
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MuayTB1
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I know, but it is the frist recorded art of wrestling. Meaning it is an organized form of wrestling. People fought 5000 thousand years ago meaning that they just kill, no style it.
Hey any body could be worng thou, but I don't really care who made it. |
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thaiboxerken
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But the Egyptian symbols of wrestling and fighting are much, much older than what you are talking about. Hmm.. makes a person wonder eh? Doesn't matter though, 90% of martial arts did NOT come from China. Everywhere that there was violence, there have been martial arts. Every culture has fighting systems and 90% of them did NOT come from China.
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MuayTB1
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Mybe, be not, I have to say that you and me are both guessing on this one.  |
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thaiboxerken
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Yes, but my theory is more sound than saying that 90% of martial arts came from one source, would you not agree?
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AnonymousOne
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The first time a human blocked and countered was when martial arts was invented.
Martial Arts are thousands of years old and I think Gladiators had a great input on its developement.
It is said that Greece traded with Southern India and Gladiator methods travelled there and then onto China and so on.
Each step of the way it got refined again and again
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