Originally Posted by
air
lets say he trains 5days a week for 5hours a day lets put him against someone who trains 5 days a week 5hours a day for 20yrs who do you honestly think will win?
All things being equal, of course twenty years is better than five years, but what is the point of seeking agreement on that? (I don't know anyone who would be stupid enough to dispute it.)
Originally Posted by
air
If you even try and say what style is he using and how does he train then you miss the point totally..
Do you honestly think those factors are not relevant to gaining fighting skill?
IMO, how someone trains is much more important than how long they've trained.
-Lawrence
I don't think Wing Chun is so limited that I can't do it when I wrestle, box, kickbox, or fight by MMA rules, nor am I so limited a student that I can't improve by training in each of those forums. -Andrew S
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