Whats better than a kung fu chop to the throat?
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a pork chop in the mouth
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You need to improve your endurance with aerobic activity, not just kung fu.  Try cross training with jogging, swimming, or biking for at least 30 minutes two days a week.  When your body gets used to longer workouts you wont run out of breath after 10 minutes.
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*Reflecting a moment* The swiftest way to put someone unconcious in a physical fight is a shot to either temple. But I must warn you, this is very dangerous and should be done only if one is protecting life as it can cause brain damage or even death...\n\nGood, but less dangerous ways are a kick to the kneecap, kick/knee/punch to the groin (either sex it hurts, just hurts a hella lot more for a male), and the throat.
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huuuuuuuuuum! I think Zombies would do better with their hands because when your dead rigormortis sets in and they are stiff. So, I would have to say the scooping motion is best for them. And that would be if there was Zombies. Do you sit up all night and think of Zombie questions? I mean I don't think you have asked the same one twice yet.\nHave a Zombie hell of a day Bearded One!
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Pour it down your throat.
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a kick to the mouth feels better
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Kendo --- you get to hit people with bamboo swords! Its also challenging and engaging.
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Chicken soup has long been known to stimulate the cilia along the breathing pathway. By so doing it improves the elimination of mucous and helps to shorten colds, etc.
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I use the good old fashion home made chicken soup.  I boil my free range chicken.  Use the broth, add my celery, carrotts and onion - add the shredded chicken and I'm telling you.  It ALWAYS makes my colds better.  Also, Lemon water and honey is also a great way to get your liquids and rid the body of toxins.  I swear by it.
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A knife-hand strike is a strong technique in karate. More popularly known as a 'karate chop,' the knife-hand is powerful enough to knock out an attacker.\n \nSteps:\n1.  Open your hand with your fingers extended and touching together.\n \n2.  Arch the hand backward, forcing the palm side of the knuckles forward.\n \n3.  Fold the thumb into the palm, bending the top of the thumb downward.\n \n4.  Curve the tips of your fingers in slightly while keeping the hand arched backward.\n \n5.  Move your striking hand, palm up, near the opposite-side shoulder.\n \n6.  Strike across your body, straightening your elbow as you go.\n \n7.  Twist your wrist immediately before contact, so that the palm faces down. The padded edge below the pinky is the striking surface.\n \n8.  Keep your other hand as a fist at your side. Pull back on this hand in the opposite direction of your strike to gain power.
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sure better than fu**head
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Just water at room temperature, nothing else, any citric would cause temporary damage to the vocal chords..☺
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use hot water real lemon and a dash of fresh grated ginger every couple of hours.if you a temp also take paracetamol every four hours. suck a good throat lozeger IE strepils. rest your voice no talking etc. good luck.
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chop off your d*ck and suck on it
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There is no "best" art. Shaolin Temple Boxing (Kung Fu) & Karate are both fine martial arts. There are more differences among different Chinese styles than there are between Chinese & Japanese styles or between Chinese & Korean styles etc.\nFind a good instructor & good luck.
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if its unarmed then: kungfu, ninjutsu, muay thai, karate, kenpo
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thats one of my favorite...my other is a arm triangle choke.its so easy to apply and greatly effective