I know kung fu, it's pretty much all I've done for

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Teach kung fu to ppl who have never even heard of kung fu in there life. Starting from the absolute ground 1. Then after each video, give them some way they could practice the steps at home,without any equipment,That would help them in real world situations

>>17552208
>kung fu
>help in real world situation
Kek

>>17552208
I can't make instructional videos because it would be disrespectful to my school, and I'd rather not get excommunicated... Besides, people would just learn shit all sloppy with nobody to correct their mistakes anyway...

You could do something of value

>>17552225
I'm in university right now studying physics.

Sweet I hope you can calculate the angle for you to kiss my ass. (Zozzle)

>>17552248
I probably could, that's just simple trigonometry.

>>17552211
What is the best martial arts style to learn?

>>17552233
I took Physics in university and I also took martial arts but for I guess 23 years now. Do videos on the physics behind techniques. I used to comment to the guy I learned from all the time that this or that is rooted in this or that basic principle of physics. Angular momentum is quite interesting for generating powerful kicks and punches for instance. Since F=ma when you keep your limbs close to the body you can spin faster and generate more force when you extend at the end like the classroom example of spinning on a chair with arms in or out and resultant speeds. Same with torque and how the distance of the lever to fulcrum of whatever it was makes the work easier or harder. Like in Wing chun where they keep their elbows in to the body to make it harder for someone to move their arms. If you realize these things you can really gain deep insight into martial arts.