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Wild Cat

Posted: February 10, 2008 09:34 pm

Sweet but wild at the same time...

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I love martial arts and I do Tae-Kwon-Do (although I am taking a break now due to a shoulder injury I had a few months ago and an added broken arm I had weeks ago).......lol, just my luck

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This is a fantastic martial art show. I've been to see them live a few months ago and I loved it. They are fantastic........... and funny.

See for your selfs:

YouTube - Jump (Royal Variety Performance 2006)

This is just 6 and half minutes........... wish it was longer

wouldn't mind seeing it again

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JUMP isn't just about jumping. It's also about flipping, punching, and major butt-kicking. This hit takes place in a traditional Korean home, although its inhabitants are anything but -- the entire family challenges each other in martial arts and acrobatic displays. These skills are put to use when burglars break in and get to experience the family's talent first hand.

This is a rare opportunity to see the kind of action you'd see in Jackie Chan and Matrix� movies, but see it LIVE. No second-takes, wires or special effects for these actors who went through years of extensive martial arts training. JUMP is one-part silent comedy, one-part kung-fu flick, one-part gymnastic display, every ounce of it thrill-filled entertainment.

And here's another

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzvmxQgvk68&feature=related

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a fun lunch-time in-store performance at J&R Music World, 23 Park Row, New York,

I have posted this video in fhq as well and not one person watched it

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Sarah	Posted: February 10, 2008 11:51 pm
Junior Member Group: Elite Member Posts: 63 Member No.: 292 Joined: January 29, 2008	I watched them both. They were awesome! Thanks for posting the links. I've never done any martial arts, but I always thought it was cool.

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