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chufeng
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Un-friggin-believable!!!
It's like: "I have seven brown belts...that should add up to something like 5th dan, right?"
NO...It adds up to seven friggin brown belts...in other words, "I almost got far enough to really learn something, but then changed systems (for whatever reasons)...so now I should be recognized for all of my work in those other systems, even though I never qualified for dan rank in any of them..."
Give me a break...this has nothing to do with traditionalism...it is quite simply a rip-off of those who would train in such a system.
In an old Okinawan system...not only did they not MMA...they oftentimes focused on one or two or three (at the most) forms...
THAT took them an entire lifetime to digest and understand...HOW can anyone learn anything except the superficial stuff with the approach proposed by AKJA (and others)?
If you go to the well of knowledge, drink deeply...or don't drink at all.
:asian:
chufeng
It's like: "I have seven brown belts...that should add up to something like 5th dan, right?"
NO...It adds up to seven friggin brown belts...in other words, "I almost got far enough to really learn something, but then changed systems (for whatever reasons)...so now I should be recognized for all of my work in those other systems, even though I never qualified for dan rank in any of them..."
Give me a break...this has nothing to do with traditionalism...it is quite simply a rip-off of those who would train in such a system.
In an old Okinawan system...not only did they not MMA...they oftentimes focused on one or two or three (at the most) forms...
THAT took them an entire lifetime to digest and understand...HOW can anyone learn anything except the superficial stuff with the approach proposed by AKJA (and others)?
If you go to the well of knowledge, drink deeply...or don't drink at all.
:asian:
chufeng