[QUOTE=Mega-Foot;756211]All trees have branches, and monkeys must play upon the brances of the tree, upon which they brachiate (do you know what this means? I do, and it shows how intelligent I am, so perhaps you should listen to me closely.)
Don’t misdirect the argument by playing word games. That’s what scrabble is for. My Grandmaster Sensei learned TSPK directly from Chan Tai San, 10th dan of TSPK, and his system is remarkably similar to Paulie Zink’s regimen, just to let you know. Personally, I think if you’re doing something else, you might have been suckered into learning something fake.
Do you have video links. The only links I have of my master’s animal forms online are basic mantis and longfist forms.
I await your rebuttal.[/QUOTE]
Oh please! Are you saying Sigung Chan is fake?
Chan Tai San? The lama pai GM? I already spoke with Lama Pai guys about the few monkey forms that he knew. They even said it was different. GM Chan Tai San was a southern style expert. Where he learned monkey, I don’t know. If it was a different Chan Tai San, who was his teacher? Please don’t say Sitaigung Ken. I already asked if there was a Chan Tai San in the TSPK family and they said no. And please don’t say Master Kau :rolleyes:
Don’t disrespect a grand master you have no connection with. CTS RIP
There are no DANs in TSPK. What the hell are you talking about? If what you do is anything like what Zink does, then you were tricked.
There really aren’t any brunches in this tree. At least, there aren’t any yet. Sigung Chan was the only person Sitaigung taught the monkey style. Sigung then taught his kf brothers. Sigung Chan is the only student of Sitaigung still alive. When his kf brothers died, their students trained with him. The only branches are Sigung Chan’s students, but they teach it basically the way sigung wants them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRgyOzEbw8Q&mode=related&search=