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 |  Subject: Re: Wing Chun  2011-09-13, 14:56 | |
| So the ten years I just spent on jedi training was for nothing? |
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Doberman
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| | Subject: Re: Wing Chun 2011-09-13, 15:35 | |
| | herointraining wrote: | no no, it works for real experiences, we have trained on circumstances like i have my enemy trying to make a headlock or trying to hug me from the side to rob me, even with our eyes closed. Their philosophy is to never defend, but attack faster than the enemy and better. Their basic 4 laws are:
1: if the path is clear, go (attack xD)
2: if the path is not clear, stick to your opponent
3: if the opponent is stronger, you give up (doesnt mean to surrender XD, if i go with my muscular strength against someone stronger, i will lose, i will use the strength of my articulations and use the centerline of my body to deliver powerful hits)
4: if the opponent retreats, follow and KO him/her xD |
my dad always said: "size and strength are no matter, skill and powers of observation are what matters." |
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herointraining
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| | Subject: Re: Wing Chun 2011-09-14, 09:57 | |
| | Hazmat wrote: | | don’t ever waste your time or resources on any training (I use that word VERY loosely here) that claims some connection to any sort of hocus-pocus. |
Bleh *throws away the Eye of Agamotto * |
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Polarman
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| | Subject: Re: Wing Chun 2011-09-14, 12:17 | |
| yeah and I was ready to try out the Friday night all you can eat wing chun buffet at the Navigator Inn chinese food Resturant |
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