One thing no one pointed out as of yet, this will be the one and only post on this thread by me…
YYD, do not validate yourself politicaly by showing others political tendancies and misgivings, it doesn’t do anything for you.
It averages further down to 7.5 per month (90 divided by 12). Weekly that’s UNDER 2 forms per week. If you train 7 days a week, 8 hours per day, that’s NOT impossible at all…
It takes me about 3 or 4 weeks to learn a form correctly, and then a few months of practice to be able to do it properly. If all you are doing is learning, when do you have time to practice? Or, learn to read? Or comb your mullet?
What will you remember of them after the first month?
How accurate can the movements/nuances be with this short of a training/learning period?
What applications will you know?
How can you learn how each systems moves accurately without jumbling them up into a big wad of b/s?
I have not read the whole thread, but “It averages further down to 7.5 per month (90 divided by 12). Weekly that’s UNDER 2 forms per week. If you train 7 days a week, 8 hours per day, that’s NOT impossible at all…” Is just laughable & I had to comment.
Sorry for doing so in advance, but here it is non the less.
i’m only working on two forms right now (siu nim tau and chum kiu) and sometimes my hands get them mixed up after more than four years of practice. i’d hate to see how ugly it’d be if i had, say, 363 forms by now.
I guess the people who take years to learn and hone one or two forms must just be slow learners. Just think how much better Yip Man and Sum Nung would’ve been had they learned from Sin The’!
:rolleyes:
I know golden **** enters cave technique.
I also have golden c o c k exits cave as well.
Sorry… Im just really bored of SD threads.
We were almost moving on to legitemate kung fu threads.
I would just like to take this opportunity to state that I have absolutely no respect for anyone who studies shaolin-do. You are all idiots.