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Not bad at all.

Kung fu definitely requires a certain diet. I've got some cool recipes if anyone is interested. Teas, cooking oils, spice combinations. Low calorie and full of kung flavor.


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Not bad at all.

Kung fu definitely requires a certain diet. I've got some cool recipes if anyone is interested. Teas, cooking oils, spice combinations. Low calorie and full of kung flavor.


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My Sifu trained us with seasons in mind. When the weather began to change he would direct certain students to eat more of, or less of some things. We use to joke about it (outside class). He seemed to understand what each person needed. Sometimes, he could, almost eerily, know what you had been eating lately. In later years when I asked about it, he replied, “that’s why my name is on the sign”.
 
My Sifu trained us with seasons in mind. When the weather began to change he would direct certain students to eat more of, or less of some things. We use to joke about it (outside class). He seemed to understand what each person needed. Sometimes, he could, almost eerily, know what you had been eating lately. In later years when I asked about it, he replied, “that’s why my name is on the sign”.
For me it's booze and cigarettes. That's what I can always smell on people, since I gave up all fun in order to train healthy.

Pu-erh is a good kung fu tea. Lots of caffeine.
 
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