iOS 7 has functionalities of android OS
something borrowed (android)
something blue (windows 8.1)
We all borrow or learn some solutions/functions from other styles.
Such is the life.
At first android (Google) borrowed from iOS (apple).
In 2013, iOS 7 borrowed ideas from android (google) and windows blue (microsoft).
Even thou the codes are varied but they serve the same functions.
In the end, it is all about user experiences or interface (UI).
We may fight or practice with various principles/styles.
But the fighting moves all have the same or similar functions.
What system/style we use (iOS, android, windows 8.1) ?
It is a question of personal preference or familiarities.
They all do the same jobs or functions.
cuz ur doing it rong
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxQWe...ature=youtu.be
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How will these principals effect your kung fu?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoQB8pBxz7U
many systems originally advocated body punching... you see things like "Chyuhn Sam Choih" (heart piercing punch)...
when western boxing arrived in China, head punching became an issue, and there are tons of stories about TCMA men having problems with those trained in western boxing (my own sifu included)
Some adapted, some just denied
That's interesting! Any idea why body punching was the thing?
I think this really shows that if you want to be a good fighter, you need to experience how other people fight. I've found some of my weaknesses from sparring friends that are trained in Korean arts.
This is why I've always had an open sparring policy. I'm down to spar anyone. If I get my a$$ kicked, then that's great, because then I learned something.
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Honorary African American
grandmaster instructor of Wombat Combat The Lost Art of Anal Destruction™®LLC .
Senior Business Director at TEAM ASSHAMMER consulting services ™®LLC
I mention this story a lot, mostly because it surprises me. I went to this school for a few months. The guy running the school learned in Taiwan from a handful of masters. He was a lineage holder and all that. He's also in the USKS hall of fame.
Sparring? Only point sparring. Continuous sparring was a rarity, I was told. IMO, the point-sparring thing was likely for tournaments.
No no no no noLots of TCMA say they don't wrestle? Well, anyone who has ever done any sparring, much less actual fighitng, kinows there is going to be wrestling
An invisible guy breaks up the fight and both fighters start on their feet again.