It sounds like a reference to the relative merit of practicing forms in general as a part of an overall martial arts diet, so to speak. If so, it sounds about right to me.
for me the forms are the "essence" of the art that i need to feel complete.
i love the drills and the sparring but it is whilst i am focused on my personal develpoment as i do my form that i "get" it!
this is where i depend on "me" where i find myself within WC.
the constant relaxing tensing and control is my meditation for want of a better description.
i understand the buzz that most get from the drills and sparring as do i and how that could lead a to a mini exodus to mma but if i did that i would lose my way very quickly.
It sounds like a reference to the relative merit of practicing forms in general as a part of an overall martial arts diet, so to speak. If so, it sounds about right to me.
