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I will put forth this question to my Sifu next class, as he had pointed this out, and some others in class have mentioned it, is there anything i can do aside from regular drills and practice to get more of a "light feel" ? I know the first step is to relax, as alot of the times i am pretty tense...
thoughts?
Suggestions?
Drink Orders???
martial arts and music share the same principles, both wrestle with complex chords and rare melodies.
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A young man was in Manattan for a concert at Carnagie Hall, but he had never been there before and got terribly lost and ended up in Chinatown.
He wandered in to a martial arts school, and there was Chen Zhenglei himself. "Sir," the young man asked Master Chen,"could you tell me how to get to Carnagie Hall?"
"Practice, young man, practice."
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Cheng-Sifu-one of the old guys in the park, taught me this-when you play toi-sao, just touch the hairs on your opponent's arms, or for lack of a better term, his aura. Have him "lead you" much the way someone leads a woman when dancing. Move all around and stay with him. This is what was shown to me and it seems to have worked.
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