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Hello Phil,

I Haven't had Juniors in a little while but they still can boast of a mighty good cheescake...lol

Btw, how is your son recovering?


Best Regards, :)

A good basic point I'd say.

Sam, I have a question: could one say that these basic tenets would ring true to most martial arts other than Southern Mantis?

:)

Ah...many thanks I will read in detail. :)

Hello Sal,

Forgive my ignorance on the subject. I find it extremely interesting however. I would like to ask you a question if you don't mind:

The Siu Lam Hung Kyun sets that you mention on...

Hello Mtal,

Hei Gung is the cantonese rendition of Qigong if I am not mistaken. It's footworks are diverse and like every good CMA Kam Na (Chin Na) is definitely embedded in the art.

Fut Sao is...

a big AMEN to your above statement brother Hendrik.

Welp...back to my corner...hehehe :)

Hendrik,

Exactly my point with my earlier rhetorical statement...in order to cook a good meal one needs all of the ingredients if not food tastes so-so...don't you think? ;)

Hey Terence,

Misconceptions abound and I would like to comment a bit, even if a little astray to the subject at hand. Usually I will shun these comments but on this little occasion I will post....

Hey Sihing73,

Right back at ya...have a wonderful holiday! :)

Heeey Sam, nice news indeed. :)


My take is this on what gabe posted above: Wing Chun is Wing Chun and Mantis is Mantis. These are two separate arts with different views toward the same goal so...

Hi Eric,

Niiice clip of master Francis Ling!


DRleungjan :)

Good topic,

I like to equate Siu Lam with New York. In New York we come in different races, creeds, and customs, but tell me that you can't notice a New Yorker when you se one!....lol

So I see...

Nice vid CLFnole...very fluid. I likes.


DRleungjan :)

Aaaah, beautiful footages! I can never get enough of these.


DRleungjan :)

Hi Eric,

I have a question about the third pic #3 from your last post: was that a frontal chop that he threw or were those fingers to the throat? That was the third pic in the sequence (shaolim)....

Nice stuff Eric,

It just shows you of the diversity of styles that abound within the CMArts, especially in the south. I second Mantis108's motion in giving you thanks for sharing such.

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I have to agree 100% on that one....




Yeah generally...buuut...if that smaller person moves around like a monkey he'd probly tire the bigger dude out and, who knows, he...

About Master Kernspecht's sensitivity...well even as a joke I could see some of it being close to true if he's well trained. But that's just me saying... ;)

To me...sensitivity, as far as my...

Hi there Meklorien,


Any vids of you and your classes? maybe make him a copy of one...I'm always fond of old vids.


DRleungjan:)

Besides 'Life-force' and 'Breath' ...I'd also transalate HEI as energy.


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Ooooh maaaan, Asmo, hahaha...I didn't even realize!...I was actually referring to the bowl and chopsticks pics. But I'm also aware that the that there are other weapons used...such as the bench, and...

Wow....those are indeed awsome pics! I am always amazed at the ingenuity if the Chinese to use ordinary daily implements as weapons.


DRleungjan :)

Hmmm....my views are this. Wing Chun, like Xingyi(sp?) is predominantly linear in its approach. However every art must contain linear and circular to be an effecive art. Within the linear there is...

Ah, thanks a mil richard!



DRleungjan

Thanks alot richard,


Anything you can come up with will be appreciated.


DRleungjan :)