Wongsifu
11-04-2001, 02:50 AM
i remember when my i asked one of my teacers sometihng about being good, and he said it happens slowly but one day you will wake up and finally realise hey !!! im there im finally good.
my question is , in kf this process is quite slow, you spend a long time weeding through shiat to get to the good stuff weeding out things like , with my wrongly executed inside forearm block i can block a 200 pound boxer if i execute it fast enough.After you advance to stages higher you realise what masters meant by using this block against that strike because it is in a different context.
Overall in my training its been almost 10 years now, i actually cant remember i think its about 9 and a bit. I spent 5 years learning wing chun after these years i knew i was good at wing chun, but if i had fought a real fighter with 5 years MT i would have got shagged. After this i spent 2-3 years more searching and finding, after this i find that my 2 years of practising REAL kung fu has been so rewarding that i am on cloud number nine.
I still see people who are teachers who after 15 years are just an extension of my 5 years of Wing chun practising they are 3 times as good as i was therefore they are good but in essence they havetn got there yet.
Since MT and kickboxing and bjj are ring sports you pretty much get to go in the ring straight away, do you find that during your training one day you clicked and realised SH!T this is waht its all about ?
what do bin laden and general custer have in common????
They're both wondering where the fu(k all of those tomahawks are coming from. - donated by mojo
my question is , in kf this process is quite slow, you spend a long time weeding through shiat to get to the good stuff weeding out things like , with my wrongly executed inside forearm block i can block a 200 pound boxer if i execute it fast enough.After you advance to stages higher you realise what masters meant by using this block against that strike because it is in a different context.
Overall in my training its been almost 10 years now, i actually cant remember i think its about 9 and a bit. I spent 5 years learning wing chun after these years i knew i was good at wing chun, but if i had fought a real fighter with 5 years MT i would have got shagged. After this i spent 2-3 years more searching and finding, after this i find that my 2 years of practising REAL kung fu has been so rewarding that i am on cloud number nine.
I still see people who are teachers who after 15 years are just an extension of my 5 years of Wing chun practising they are 3 times as good as i was therefore they are good but in essence they havetn got there yet.
Since MT and kickboxing and bjj are ring sports you pretty much get to go in the ring straight away, do you find that during your training one day you clicked and realised SH!T this is waht its all about ?
what do bin laden and general custer have in common????
They're both wondering where the fu(k all of those tomahawks are coming from. - donated by mojo