He is my long fist brother. We both learned long fist from the same teacher.
I like him a lot. He lives just down the street from me. I am very lucky to have him take me as a student.
Do you stay in contact with him?
I only met him in Houston annual Kung Fu tournament.
First kung fu DVD I ever bought.
Well I feel like I kinda hit a jackpot because Iām in a very rural area and my Sifu and Sigung have passed away. What are the chances he would choose to retire up the road from me?
I did about 30 years ago when he was in Boston, trained push hands with him. Also did a couple qinna seminars with him at the Taiji farm in NY
Iām having a great time training with him. He is much gentler than my previous teachers despite his spankings.
His Qinna is amazing, only knew one who was better, also an old Chinese guy by the way
Iām spending all my time with him on Qinna.
You could just ride a plane out here and visit.Good teacher to have for Qinna. When I was going for push hands I had a conversation with onr of his studenets who was alsp assisting him in teaching. We were taklig about the personality, if y ou will, abut his seminar groups. Back then he had several seminars, 2 times a year, in Boston.
The guy I talk to said the Long fist people were a little aggressive
The Taijiquan people tended to be pretty balanced
the Qigong people tended to be a little spacy
and the Qinna people belonged in prison
I did no Qinna seminars with him in Boston, but did some Qinna with him at Master Jou's Taiji farm, I think it was in Warwick NY
I have been toying with the idea of getting a refresher in YMAA push hands, there is a group not to far from me, but I am still not sure I want to travel 2 hours every Saturday to train
Funny, he tells other students that I am ānaughtyā and to be careful with me if they are ātenderā. My advanced students train there with me, they already know me. My Sifu used to warn my training brothers that although I was not the fastest or strongest amongst them, I had something they didnāt, commitment, and malicious intent. I donāt do half measures, and never have. If they want to sink a technique on me they must earn it. Dr Yang seems to like using me for the demonstration dummy. I like it too, he drags me across his floor multiple times each session. Every time I get up smiling like a child at the carnival rides.Good teacher to have for Qinna. When I was going for push hands I had a conversation with onr of his studenets who was alsp assisting him in teaching. We were taklig about the personality, if y ou will, abut his seminar groups. Back then he had several seminars, 2 times a year, in Boston.
The guy I talk to said the Long fist people were a little aggressive
The Taijiquan people tended to be pretty balanced
the Qigong people tended to be a little spacy
and the Qinna people belonged in prison
I did no Qinna seminars with him in Boston, but did some Qinna with him at Master Jou's Taiji farm, I think it was in Warwick NY
I have been toying with the idea of getting a refresher in YMAA push hands, there is a group not to far from me, but I am still not sure I want to travel 2 hours every Saturday to train
Not a big fan of flying
Did the same thing every time I got off the floor after my Yang Shifu knocked me down. Did the same thing when Dr Yang droped me to my knees during push hands too
I remember that now.
