Originally Posted by
mig
Very interesting responses and less validation of each one's opinions about superiority of fighting techiques. I guess we are heading towards a question that everyone thought about it but never dared to ask. It is also interesting to see how TCMA monks or practitioners observed animals to learn some of submissions techniques and was not fully developed. It may had developed and then lost in the dust during times of turmoil in ancient China. The closest animal I have watched is the serpent when fights against a prey and the way it will submit its victim, this can be a clue that we humans can do the same way. Also, I found the dog style in China that uses some ground techniques but I need to read more about unless someone can tell us here about its specifics and techniques.
So far thanks to everybody and let's keep searching.
Thanks,
Mig
You know that the whole "monk observes animal makes kung fu style" thing is just stories, right?
Psalms 144:1
Praise be my Lord my Rock,
He trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle !