It seems there is a hunyuan taiji guy about 30 minutes from me that is willing to teach me one Saturday a month because of our conflicting schedules.
It's the only Kung fu within 2 hours of here. Worth it?
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It seems there is a hunyuan taiji guy about 30 minutes from me that is willing to teach me one Saturday a month because of our conflicting schedules.
It's the only Kung fu within 2 hours of here. Worth it?
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well that's like up to you, man.
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Originally Posted by JamesC
If he is higher level then you, and knows how to teach, can't hurt.
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Are you still in Fayetteville? If you have any interest in Yau Kung Mun or Bak Mei, I would be happy to work with you on the weekends...
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I'm in Fayetteville, ARKANSAS.
Same Fayetteville?
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Isn't it incredible how TKD has penetrated every populated corner of the modern world and TCMAs are still pretty rare in a lot of the rural USA?
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Yes, that Fayetteville!
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Instant gratification is the American way
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What the heck how long have you been here!? I've been looking for kung fu in this area for about 10 years
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I don't live in Fayetteville, but I am not that far away. Seriously, if you are looking for Yau Kung Mun, Bak Mei, or Chi Gung, let me know. I am not a ringer or anything like that, but I enjoy to train, teach, and learn.
What kind of training are you looking for?
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If he's good at pushhands I believe you could learn a lot. Grandmaster Feng was simply awesome by all accounts. My 2€
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it's an interesting form, which I would consider worth studying if the opportunity presented itself
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This look like Chen Taiji to me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgP4ez0epYo
You should ask yourself the following questions:
- Will this be "enhancement" or "distraction"?
- Is this "for health" or "for combat"?
- Do I truly want to learn a new system?
- ...
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In case it's interesting, here is a version of the 24 form that is in between the HunYuan 24 form you linked to and traditional Chen style.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugzv9yJXsNQ
Comparing those two you can see steps of development of HunYuan.
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