Progression without Chi Sao, is it possible?

[MartialDev]

Some view wing chun as an art only a lucky few got, which many practise wrong but are unwilling or can't say how it should be practised correctly beyond a few general posts...makes you wonder why they actually post on threads

When someone can't make their art work, there are a few possible explanations.

1. They haven't finished learning it.
2. What they learned is wrong.
3. Nobody could ever possibly make it work (AKA "not my fault").

In order to protect their self-esteem, some people will struggle to convince everyone of option number 3. Because only by successfully convincing others, can they conquer their own insecurities.

(Observation courtesy of Eric Hoffer, one of Bruce Lee's favorite thinkers.)

[SAAMAG]

When someone can't make their art work, there are a few possible explanations.

1. They haven't finished learning it.
2. What they learned is wrong.
3. Nobody could ever possibly make it work (AKA "not my fault").

In order to protect their self-esteem, some people will struggle to convince everyone of option number 3. Because only by successfully convincing others, can they conquer their own insecurities.

(Observation courtesy of Eric Hoffer, one of Bruce Lee's favorite thinkers.)

Looks like Hoffer ran into Terrence at some point.

[RGVWingChun]

When someone can't make their art work, there are a few possible explanations.

1. They haven't finished learning it.
2. What they learned is wrong.
3. Nobody could ever possibly make it work (AKA "not my fault").

In order to protect their self-esteem, some people will struggle to convince everyone of option number 3. Because only by successfully convincing others, can they conquer their own insecurities.

(Observation courtesy of Eric Hoffer, one of Bruce Lee's favorite thinkers.)

Well I didn't want to say it, but I was totally thinking all this =P

Moses