That's how I view life in general. Everything you learn, build, or love will come to nothing. You will grow old, sick, useless and die. All is vanity.Sadness and anger are common reactions though, as is denial.
Denial is your friend!
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That's how I view life in general. Everything you learn, build, or love will come to nothing. You will grow old, sick, useless and die. All is vanity.Sadness and anger are common reactions though, as is denial.
That's how I view life in general. Everything you learn, build, or love will come to nothing. You will grow old, sick, useless and die. All is vanity.
Denial is your friend!
I disagree, you should make the best use of the time you have available. Time is short...
Yep. For the other guy!
OK, I admit that I just said that to make you happy. Did it work?
Not really, but I'm already a happy guy. Not to worry. I was just wondering if there's anyone subscribing to this theory that can honestly say their arms have bent like bows and sprung like springs all of their own like that in a real fight. Sounds like it was made up during chi-sau.
That's what my grandad always said. He's dead.
....Seriously though, If that's what you believe, why are you wasting time on this forum talking to the likes of me?
Sounds like, but would like to hear someone that has made it work. There is a solid reluctance to discus each others wing chun here
Not really, but I'm already a happy guy. Not to worry. I was just wondering if there's anyone subscribing to this theory that can honestly say their arms have bent like bows and sprung like springs all of their own like that in a real fight. Sounds like it was made up during chi-sau.
Personally, I've learned quite a bit from reading forums like these. It has helped me let go of "kool aid drinking" and to realize that the WC versions and interpretations are a vast ocean. Take for example you and LFJ's view on WSLVT. I now think I understand it much better and, in lieu of crossing hands with someone from your lineage, can appreciate your comments; whether I agree or disagree. I'd still like to cross hands with someone from WSLVT someday but for now I'm limited to forums.
Really glad to have helped in some way. If you are ever in UK please let me know. Conveying information about the WSL method and learning about other methods is all I hope to do here, even though there are many who know a lot more about it than I do.
Not really; but there is a solid reluctance by most to argue about each others wing chun; save for a few. Express your opinion and accept others may well have a different opinion. Ask questions for this is a discussion forum. I don't come here to argue but to discuss and get different perspectives. I will then take them, practice and test them. I will prove to myself if they have merit for me. What I will not do is get into an argument attempting to sway you to my perspective. I will give it and it is up to you to find out if it is of benefit to you. I really don't care about 'style' or lineage but about what I use to make me a better martial artist, a better instructor.Sounds like, but would like to hear someone that has made it work. There is a solid reluctance to discus each others wing chun here
That's how I view life in general. Everything you learn, build, or love will come to nothing. You will grow old, sick, useless and die. All is vanity.
Denial is your friend!
Entertainment is important, and I might learn something. I think this is why KPM's posting style is frustrating; there is never any intention to convey information. At least someone like Joy signals their lack of desire to convey information by not saying much.
Just an additional note. I checked David Peterson's book "Look Beyond the Pointing Finger." There are several pictures through-out of David using Tan Da. But someone could argue that Peterson just never learned the "correct" understanding of the Tan Sau because he was "just" a seminar student. But on page 46 of the "expanded" edition are some photos of Wong Shun Leung himself using Tan Da. A photo taken during a seminar, with many people in attendance looking on. Not a magazine cover. So unless one is willing to propose that Wong Shun Leung cheated seminar attendees by willfully teaching them the wrong thing..........
You still insist on learning from photos after you've shown with this thread that you don't even know what you're looking at... Why not go to a good WSLVT school and find out about it yourself?
That is pretty funny! Anyone else here think I never share any real information??? Seems I remember someone being pretty interested in what I was sharing about the Tang Yik pole.
^^^^Now that's the $1000 question wtxs!!!! I'm sure it depends upon who you ask! But I've got a pretty good idea what our resident WSLVT "experts" would tell you.
^^^^Now that's the $1000 question wtxs!!!! I'm sure it depends upon who you ask! But I've got a pretty good idea what our resident WSLVT "experts" would tell you.
---------------------------------------------------------------------Well in that case, I better go stock up on more popcorn and beer.
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Tsing tao, Singha or other- no Budweiser please