[QUOTE=wetwonder;926142]
It seems that the folks that question forms put most all their focus into fighting as a goal. In contrast, the folks that enjoy or don’t have a problem with forms are mostly focused on the “art” itself.[/QUOTE]
i sorry to tell u but the “art” of kung fu is the art of smash another man in face it is art of cruelty
your spiritual masters were smuggling salt robbing people and finishing missionaries and nuns from the demon sect
i think thats honorable and carries spirit of hap but not really spiritual
i sorry to tell u but the “art” of kung fu is the art of smash another man in face it is art of cruelty
your spiritual masters were smuggling salt robbing people and finishing missionaries and nuns from the demon sect
i think thats honorable and carries spirit of hap but not really spiritual[/QUOTE]
I don’t think so. I think “bad” people do all that stuff. Regular folk, like myself and most people on this forum, learn kung fu in order to not have to fight, and to feel good about not fighting. Because most people do not want to hurt others. At least regular folks don’t.
[QUOTE=wetwonder;926354]I don’t think so. I think “bad” people do all that stuff. Regular folk, like myself and most people on this forum, learn kung fu in order to not have to fight, and to feel good about not fighting. Because most people do not want to hurt others. At least regular folks don’t.[/QUOTE]
i very apoloies, some times i forget im talking with white people
forget everything i said good luck in your clas dear sir i hope you gain a lot of happy confidence :):) super happy face
[QUOTE=TenTigers;926355]I suffer from occasional irregularity.[/QUOTE]
There’s a difference between contributing and being disrespectful to other people. When a student is disrespectful at our school, Sifu will not teach him/her for a period of time. People in forums, however, answer only to themselves.
[QUOTE=wetwonder;926354]I don’t think so. I think “bad” people do all that stuff. Regular folk, like myself and most people on this forum, learn kung fu in order to not have to fight, and to feel good about not fighting. Because most people do not want to hurt others. At least regular folks don’t.[/QUOTE]
if you dont want to hurt others, dont fight
if you dont want to fight, no need to learn kung fu, because you will never be able to defend yourself
[QUOTE=bawang;926363]if you dont want to hurt others, dont fight
if you dont want to fight, no need to learn kung fu, because you will never be able to defend yourself[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=wetwonder;926368]Yes, I see where you stand on this.[/QUOTE]
if you can finish a man just by reaching out your hand, but you dont want to, that is enlightenment
if you cant fight but say its because you dont want to, that jsut make you a big hairy smelly pusy
[QUOTE=wetwonder;926368]Regular folk, like myself and most people on this forum, learn kung fu in order to not have to fight, and to feel good about not fighting. .[/QUOTE]
first, regular folks like you are the ones being milked for money and taught garbage that if you try to use one day, will make you die
second, regular folks like you are the ones that see someone getting beaten on the ground and stand around and watch, even after 10 years you will never have spirit of the hap the wandering hero
third, regular folks like you are the ones that look down on the ground and hand over robbers your monehs
[QUOTE=TenTigers;926355]I suffer from occasional irregularity.[/QUOTE]
you must be very jealous of me my bowel movment is very good, thanks to testicle five outstanding shouting golden bell qigong i focus qi to the anus meridian and poo shoot like torpedo
[QUOTE=bawang;926373]if you can finish a man just by reaching out your hand, but you dont want to, that is enlightenment
if you cant fight but say its because you dont want to, that jsut make you a big hairy smelly pusy
first, regular folks like you are the ones being milked for money and taught garbage that if you try to use one day, will make you die
second, regular folks like you are the ones that see someone getting beaten on the ground and stand around and watch, even after 10 years you will never have spirit of the hap the wandering hero
third, regular folks like you are the ones that look down on the ground and hand over robbers your monehs
you must be very jealous of me my bowel movment is very good, thanks to testicle five outstanding shouting golden bell qigong i focus qi to the anus meridian and poo shoot like torpedo[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=wetwonder;926142] don’t have a problem with forms are mostly focused on the “art” itself.[/QUOTE]
A: You need to lean to reach.
B: Reach what?
A: Your opponent.
B: What opponent?
A:
When you remove “opponent” from your picture, you can do anything you want and there will be no right or wrong.
we learn and practice several moves in a combo or a posture.
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personally, I hate long forms. b/c I can not remember them all the time.
A. sparring,
arranged. we practice to use the single and combo moves in an arranged or rehearsed sparring. or cooperative partners. to be familiar with the conditions that the move work or does not work
free sparring, real time, resistant partner.
B. arts
timing and space.
tactics and strategy to use a single move or combo
if we may use the move or combo well in real time and with resistant partner
we know that we carry the skill of the move and know the “art” part of the move.
in short.
remembering the sequence of long forms and doing them in a certain manner
may not have anything to do with using them in a fight real time and with random counters from the opponent.
we practice to have the proper structure or frame. Xing Jia.
we practice to have balanced distribution of power. Jin Jia
in this, we only learn how to position and release balanced power in a small scale.
never full scale, either stomping feet or punching and kicking.
we have to practice more to full power release with punching bags, and pads, poles, etc. hitting sand or flour bag etc da zhuang.
we practice to have the spirits/shen. gong jia.
breathing exercise, we practice to move slowly and evenly and also to inhale and exhale slowly and evenly. breathing coupled with moves of opening and closing in our postures.
[QUOTE=Hardwork108;926469]Now you see the type of stuff that I have to deal with in this so called Kung Fu forum. Well lets just take it with a pinch of salt shall we.:)[/QUOTE]
I’m OK with their opinions. I prefer the opinions being respectful, but everyone is different.
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