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Richard A. Tolson
Not really new. This type of training is not uncommon in China, Thailand and Japan. Thanks for posting the vid. Nice to see how others are training.Originally Posted by Eric Olson
Richard A. Tolson
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Mak Jo Si
Why does it HAVE to be in a forest? why not his own backyard?
Don't see any fa jin at all except he is trying to do something like myui-tai.....
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Itinerant practitioner
boring to watch, leaves out a lot, some weird structure, will probably injure himself without medicine and massage.
Yes there is a lot of similar training. If he doesn't injure himself too much, then the benefits will be that he can use his own bridges to take incoming and to use as striking weapons with more gusto.
a forest is a nice place. there is good energy there. maybe he has no back yard?
Kung Fu is good for you.
Mak Jo Si
I have onced watched a weirdo at the bux stop EVERY MORNING around 5am, hitting the metal pole on the street and doing some kungfu movements, this guy .. he is really a freak to anyone who pass by.. cuz anybody pass by want to look at him with a weird look and then step back... weird....
at a forest.. maybe that's better for private training.. but still, kinda boring to look at the trees only. haha~
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If you can break 1000 tree brenches with your upper arm, you may be able to break someone's elbow oneday. If you can train your front toe push kick on a tree 100 times daily, you may be able to break someone's ribs with your kick oneday.
Moo Moo
this is called pole training
we have to cover the tree with some cushion such as animal skin or foam.
or we have to wrap our hand and forearm with a piece of cloth
other wise, there will be blood and cuts all over.
not to mention bad bruises.
it is called da zhuang or hitting the pole
we may also hit a hanging bag or a bag on a table
it is called da dai or hitting the bag.
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