Interesting to watch the slow death of the forum

Aye! :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

WHAT!!!?? no bite?? that’s a screaming red fish lure if i’ve ever thrown one!
i’ve never failed to snag a response!
so, you must know you’re in need of direction when you reply with a happy face string like that…did you take extrrah meds today?

seriously, though. i did not mean to offend on the asthetic: just to identify a common factor in disaffected people of that philosophical inclination.

[QUOTE=YuanZhideDiZhen]WHAT!!!?? no bite?? that’s a screaming red fish lure if i’ve ever thrown one!
i’ve never failed to snag a response!
QUOTE]

Lesson 3
the art of faking / feinting / attack by draw

first you have to learn how to sell a fake be a bit of an actor , emulate a real line of attack , can’t be to fast , slow guys won’t bite they can’t see it
fast guys will jump and crash it

seasoned guys will just stay an inch out of range and smile [ like a pat on the back nice try sonny ]

sell it make it deep and honest use a slurred rhythm [ so even if he tries to be slick and counter the change in speed ,tempo and line will throw him off a bit ]

part 2

best time to fake is within a second or two after you have already landed a real shot , his mind will flinch and react if there is an echo of pain infliction

so establish a real shot or be a good actor :smiley:

just tossing you a bone , :slight_smile: nice try sonny :wink:

you’re one, too? classic sales training from the apologetic scientologist!

what martial arts do y’all generally study? tkd? mantis? mi zong/lost track? wing chun? any others or does this pretty much cover your needs of expression?

MMA thumbwrestling ! :smiley:
i’m in the middlewieght division all state champ 1942

silly boy :cool:

YuanZhideDiZhen

No problemo. I said ‘Aye’ as in yes to agree with you. I watched The Next Karate Kid last night and the monks in the movie said Aye alot. I don’t know if that is how it is spelled. I don’t speak/read Japanese but, I knew what it meant. When I read your post I just about fell out of my chair with laughter. Peace, Francois :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

P.S. The intellectual fish will sit and ponder, and ponder, and ponder, and then ponder some more, before bitting. Now back to self medication!!!

Hello,

Not to interupt but if it was the monks speaking then perhaps they were saying HAI not Aye. Just an observation…

Thanks Sihing73. Sounds good to me. Now that I think of it, Aye sounds like something out of pirate movie. Peace, or shall I say ‘Aye and Arrgh’.

LOL…

Ali Rahim.

Take every fake as “REAL”, always attack the attack… This way your opponents fake themselves out!!! The same as my “Pit Bull” does, you fake him; he’s coming in anyway…

And it makes their defensive responses slower (“attacking the attack”)…
the longer the fight goes, the higher chance of getting yourself killed…
Hell you are going to fight anyway, so take the fight to him!!!

Try faking out a “Pit Bull” before fighting it and you will see my point…
Try to never play football in the Wing Chun fighting system (fakes), it works much quicker if you don’t…

While he’s faking, his mind is not thinking defense… When he fakes, run in looking for bridge contact and watch their eyes pop right out of their heads from shock… Need good timing to catch them in the middle of their fake… there are a lot of drills that can help you with that…

Ali Rahim.

yeppers. i’ve heard all sorts of things about the sirata.

well, if it isn’t horacio! great to see/hear from you again! last we saw each other you were trying to get me to let you start off in the dominant position in the sand with a few beers in me. i almost took you up on it… :cool:

i keep thinking about a move and job placement but i keep remebering what you said: if you can’t fight about your faith/religion why fight about anything? my god loves a good fight: he always picked the underdogs. i think i can put together a fairly competitive team from your bordellos, but i’ve also found some here that i’d like to feed to the grinder… :cool:

every monk is dreaming of hai, but not saying it. :smiley:

ali, you’re new signature is most pidgen. perhaps i’ll swing by for some coffee later today…do you have cinnamon?

H*ll yeah!!!

Let’s do this :slight_smile: :slight_smile: always love your posts!!

I’m not supposed to be on this right now, I’m working; gota go…

Ali Rahim.

two cool chews for you. and , yes, i have challenged a pit bull. and, yes, it is as you say. but the pit bull was just playing… i think he knew he could bite my hand off if he wanted to: i held my fist straight out at knee height and he charged it, opened his mouth and closed ever so gently as my fist slowly broke into a forming bolus at the back of his mouth. dog kindly spat my hand out. :cool:

this only works with thos that lack skill in fakes ,
dogs are dogs people are people

drawing one line on the way to another has a built in defense of controlling distance and position change

you want people to attack the fake this puts them in the wrong position , were you never were going in the first place , it’s easy to fake a dog he is a samll minded animal driven on instinct that fights other small minded animals driven on instinct

hmm well may be they are more like people come to think of it :smiley:

there is a skill in causeing a person to think one think while you do another

but most are to simple , to filled with ego , and fear to cultivate it

like any skill it has a time and a place , not always just sometimes when needed

but parrots would never understand these things , just another simple animal that recites what it is told :wink:

yes better to be a man then an animal :cool:

LOL!!!

A quote by Musashi:

"The Bashful Monkey does not reach out with his arms. There is no spirit in the intention of the attack and it is usually used by those who do not understand the strategy of attack.

The Bashful Monkey is unsure of himself and is probably thinking of being hurt. By keeping yourself at more than arm’s distance from the enemy, you are essentially not being sure of your own abilities.

The attitude of destroying the enemy with one cut is
based on the attitude of “going in” to the attack. If not,
your spirit is lacking and your resolve is less than complete.

You must always close in on the enemy regardlesss of the indication of the enemy’s strength."

Ali Rahim.

Hmmm reciting another mans words , How original

Ali- LOL!!! – i liked this better :wink: and it sums up my take on the whole thing, can’t have a discussion with a ghost or a man living in a hall of mirrors :wink:

as i said not my job to fix man or beast best wishes on your journey , some will follow another mans steps some will walk on there own both are right for the individual :cool:

peace be with you [ and all the reflections ]

insert last knee jerk reaction here :wink:

now who’s dragging a vine through the mud? (my that monkey looks tasty… :cool: ).

i hesitate to tell you, but i might as well…i’ve been working on that drilling technique i told you about. and some others. four beers each, you direct to the position i bet another beer i can get out of it before the spectator beer gets warm. :smiley: