Thanks. I hope the quality is improving a little. Starting to get a diverse range of subjects too, which will make it a lot more interesting. Hopefully i don't run out of willing participants.
BT
Thanks. I hope the quality is improving a little. Starting to get a diverse range of subjects too, which will make it a lot more interesting. Hopefully i don't run out of willing participants.
BT
This interview was one of the most interesting so far. Gao Jian (tudi of the late Ma Hanqing) is a very progressive thinker and discusses in detail some important aspects of the practice and mastery of Chinese martial arts in today's world. Enjoy:
http://www.mantisboxing.com/interviews/gao-jian.html
Cheers,
BT
Nice one....not as deep but interesting all the same. Regarding the Dongbei thing, One of my martial brothers went to Harbin to study for a few years because the Beijing Ma style was not so practical ...
Brendan,
Fascinating article!
I thought this quote in particular was interesting:
"Master Ma has told me that Meihua is better for showing and Liuhe is better for fighting (梅花好看,六合好用.)."
Richard A. Tolson
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There are two types of Chinese martial artists. Those who can fight and those who should be teaching dance or yoga!
53 years of training, 43 years of teaching and still aiming for perfection!
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